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Komuso Roots - Dub I Can Feel

from LOVE I CAN FEEL by DENNIS ALCAPONE & WINSTON REEDY

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  • Limited edition 7" vinyl
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    Komuso Roots version series vol.3
    John Holts' Studio 1 classic 'Love I Can Feel'
    featruing legendary Dennis Alcapone & Winston Reedy
    including the Komuso Roots sticker by Tokio Aoyama with Dennis Alcapone, Winston Reedy & King Tubby
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from LOVE I CAN FEEL, track released April 4, 2016
Dennis Alcapone - Deejay
Winston Reedy - Vocal
Kodjovi Kush - Bass
Juba Wetzler - Drums & Percs
Sarah Tobias - Alto, Tenor Sax
Megumi Mesaku - Alto Sax
Thibaut Remy - Lead guitar
Ada Cotton - Rhythm guitar
Komuso - Melodica, Keys
Mixed and produced by Koichi Sakai

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Ghetto Lounge Hackney, UK

Ghetto Lounge started as a DJ event in Café 1001, Brick Lane 2003. Ghetto Lounge is also a promoter of the quality musical culture movement of London, with live performances at "Afrobeat Vibration" bringing the spirit of Fela Kuti and "JAZZ ON THE ROAD" reproducing the style and essence of the ‘beat generation'. ... more

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