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Replay Episode (with added surprises!)- E16 Reggae Albums with Adam Flicker (Musician)
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That recognizable counterpoint between the bass and drum downbeat with that offbeat rhythm section makes everyone want to dance. That need to dance when people hear reggae is just innate and uncontrollable. While the groove is easily recognizable and has widespread popularity, most people know nothing of the actual artists that create this infectious music beyond Bob Marley. There are countless classic Reggae albums that are out there in the world. These albums made by artists such as Toots & The Maytals, Steel Pulse, and The Heptones have so much to offer people not in-the-know. Fortunately, on today’s show we’ll be sharing with you our Favorite Reggae Albums and why we love them. So, hangout with us for a bit and see if our list matches yours… But First! For this show we have a guest!
Adam Flicker is joining us! Flicker, as he is known by folks, is an amazing musician who plays both the keys and trumpet. He's played on Aaron's first album Sing and also on countless other projects as well for artists including American Babies, The Brakes, The Disco Biscuits, Mutlu, Ben Arnold, Up The Chain, and many others.
Check out this episode's accompanying Reggae Album" Spotify playlist here -
https://spoti.fi/31lRAcX
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