Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - State of EmergencyClassic set of horns instrumentals from 1976, featuring sax players Herman Marquis and Tommy McCook, trumpet player Bobby Ellis and trombonist Vin Don D Junior Gordon blowing hot across resilient rhythms built by bassie Lloyd Parks and drummer Sly Dunbar in their Gibbs guise as The Professionals with legendary engineer Errol Thompson at the controls at Joe Gibbs studio, much in the manner of the popular at the time Revolutionaries instrumentals such

and a touch of R&B swagger

its explicit lyrics suggesting that the dj is in no position to tell others to "watch your words

Reed's insight and genius was finally allowed to shine through

walter gibbons and francois kervorkian all played pivotal roles as remixers of russell's work and feature on many of the tracks featured here

russell immersed himself in the new york dance scene whilst continuing to create avant-garde experimental music

James Luther Dickinson - who had played with The Stones

Third Man opened the booth on Record Store Day 2013 and now anyone can come in and record up to two minutes of audio that's cut onto a six-inch phonograph disc

While heightened in its heaviness and mania

Like the other DB

engineered and mixed by Nigel Gray ‰ÛÒ whose album credits include ‰Û÷Kaleidoscope‰۪ and ‰Û÷Juju‰۪ by Siouxsie & The Banshees and ‰Û÷Outlandos d‰۪Amour

and one of 2014's most beautiful

'New Glow' via Virgin EMI