Doc Watson – s/t LP (deep river blue) reggae 'Flowers Must Die'

'Flowers Must Die'

We really emphasised the rhythmic/new wave qualities of our music

full-length album Sunbeam Dream is inextricably linked to the communal nature of the band’s existence

This album is a celebration of the music of Studio One Records’ seminal Ska releases and features a who’s who of some of the most important artists in the history of reggae music

and responsibility to something larger than yourself

Doc Watson – s/t LP (deep river blue) reggae 'Flowers Must Die'The 1964 solo debut record from Doc Watson didnt just define guitar flat picking for his generation and those to come (check Black Mountain Rag), but it also straddled American music traditions with amazing aplomb. Just try classifying this record: is it folk? Country? Bluegrass? The truth is, its all of those things, and more. Its hilarious (Intoxicated Rat), mournful (Little Omie Wise), defiantly joyful (Sittin on Top of the World), starkly