I ROY - CAN'T CONQUER RASTA
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: RADIATION ROOTS
Release date: 27/04/2017
Barcode: 8592735006584
Catalog no.: RROOCD0000311
Item ID: 445672
Presented on CD, this is a reissue of I Roy's 1977 full-length 'Can't Conquer Rasta'. It's a superb showcase-style album, on which toaster I Roy blows hard lyrics over five of Bunny Lee's killer rockers rhythms (recorded with the likes of Johnny Clarke). Each track comes complete with a corresponding
Aggrovators dub, mixed by Prince Jammy at King Tubby's studio.
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