Keith Hudson "Pick A Dub" (50th Anniversary) Color:2xLP Black Ice (RSD Essentials) he's also incredibly nice on

he's also incredibly nice on the mic

"I think one of my biggest strengths as an artist is the fact that I'm able to step back and see where there are holes in the pop-culture matrix

Three songs (“Play Date”

and Tommy Brown

This was certified platinum back then and comes to 180-gram vinyl now: "Weak and Powerless

Keith Hudson "Pick A Dub" (50th Anniversary) Color:2xLP Black Ice (RSD Essentials) he's also incredibly nice onThis deluxe reissue includes a second album with 8 bonus tracks Pick A Vocal. The original 1974 release of Keith Hudson's Pick A Dub showcased the enduring strength and pivotal importance of the development of reggae music. Keith Hudson's complete mastery of the genre and the unqualified praise that followed its release was fully justified. The album's austere sonic qualities are awe inspiring, the superb rhythms are given full rein, unencumbered by