Wild Suspense

Wild SuspenseThe Jamaican reggae group The Wailing Souls was formed in 1965. They released their debut album Wild Suspense through Island Records in 1979, after their singles releases through Channel One became popular. Wild Suspense became a roots reggae stemple, renowned for its staggering musicianship. The album contains a mix of Studio One do overs (such as Row Fisherman and Feel the Spirit), a handful of self productions with added horns (Bredda Gravalicious,

who is known as a specialist in Boss Reggae

1-5 Are You Lonely For Me Baby

11 Red Frame/White Light - Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

I Am Sound

A5 Starman 3:44

the hauntingly heartfelt anthem ‘Always’ and the main stage festival ready hymn

13 Lose My Cool 2:19

and debuted and peaked at number 2 on the UK Albums Chart

divorce and drug abuse to release their second record in January 2017

which lyrically celebrates Wales only World Cup Tournament [which also happened to be the first ever such event back in 1958 when Wales made it to the quarter finals only to be knocked by Brazil and a goal scored by the soon to be legendary PELE

acid always equal to the base

15 I Believe In Father Christmas (Original Single Version)