Sonya Spence | Peace & Unity 7"Beautiful tune from Sonya Spence that originally appeared on her 1978 album "In The Dark" making this reissue from Only Roots it's first and only appearance on 7". Lovely record with a message that feels more relevant now than ever. Fantastic dub on the flip too. Both sides of this one got a spin at the last HOLY (see video below). Tracklist A Peace & Unity B Peace & Unity (Version)

Comes with the added bonus of an organ led instrumental on the flip from Tommy McCook

Long term followers of Dubwise Vinyl will know I'm a big fan of Michael Fiedler's musical output (a

Generally considered to be the most versioned rhythm of all time (apparently there are over 450 versions out there

which goes some way to explain it's distinctive sounds compared to the other four volumes (all of which were released in the 70s)

It's actually the track on the flip side that first caught my attention

Here we're treated to a beautiful vocal cut on the classic 'Who Say Jah No Dead' rhythm that's credited to the Rockers All Stars

this time with this beautiful piece of heartfelt roots from Clive Matthews originally dating back to 1978

B: Yesterday's Tomorrow

A: Reggae Music

Both sides absolute killer horns lead roots instrumental business

First time appearance on vinyl for this wicked melodica cut on the deadly Foggy Road rhythm from Bobby Khalphat backed on the flip by an alternative jazz influenced keyboard led instrumental courtesy of Enos McLeod

System (Version)