MORGAN, DERRICK - FORWARD MARCH!
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: GO! BOP!
Release date: 01/09/2018
Barcode: 3891121306273
Catalog no.: GBCD0000018
Item ID: 465800
Derrick Morgan's debut album 'Forward March!' is another smasher from early '60s Jamaica. Better known for his later much compiled hits like his classic 'The Conqueror', Derrick Morgan started with the sound of the day, which could not be any other than ska..
Also available: FORWARD MARCH! (LP).
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