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Selecter - Live Injection (White Vinyl) (Vinyl)
Selecter - Live Injection (White Vinyl) (Vinyl)
Artist: Selecter
- Label
- Audio Platter
- Cat No
- V52747-1
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Ska
EAN/UPC - 0803341524040
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Vinyl
SKA and Reggae
The Selecter — Live Injection
Format: Vinyl • Label: Audio Platter (V52747-1) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Ska
Tracklist:
A1. Three Minute Hero
A2. California Screaming
A3. I Want justice
A4. Missing Words
A5. The Selecter
A6. James Bo0nd
B1. Train To Skaville
B2. On My Radio
B3. Too Much Pressure
B4. Murder
B5. Madness
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
2 Tone ska group formed in 1979 in Coventry, England. The original band split up in 1981 after releasing their second album.
In 1991 Neol Davies and Pauline Black reformed The Selecter with new musicians and toured with the classic repertoire. Two years later Neol Davis left, leaving Pauline Black leading The Selecter through the 90's up to 2004 aided by original Producer Roger Lomas.
In 2010 Davies started a new band and performing as 'Neol Davies aka The Selecter' while Pauline Black reunited with Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson recorded a new Selecter album, 'Made In Britain' and started touring again up to the present.
In 1991 Neol Davies and Pauline Black reformed The Selecter with new musicians and toured with the classic repertoire. Two years later Neol Davis left, leaving Pauline Black leading The Selecter through the 90's up to 2004 aided by original Producer Roger Lomas.
In 2010 Davies started a new band and performing as 'Neol Davies aka The Selecter' while Pauline Black reunited with Arthur "Gaps" Hendrickson recorded a new Selecter album, 'Made In Britain' and started touring again up to the present.
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