Hurt So Good (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk Alternative

Hurt So Good (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk AlternativeSusan Cadogan's self titled album first saw issue in Jamaica as 'Sexy Suzie' in 1975, but was subsequently repackaged by Trojan in the wake of her monster hit, 'Hurt So Good'. The LP promptly became one of the company's best selling LPs and in so doing paved the way for the Lovers Rock revolution that followed soon after. Despite this and the fact that today the album is widely regarded as one of the finest romantic reggae collections of all time, it

Lee Hazlewood was one of the defining stars of the late '60s

the performances ever more confident and inspired

featuring songs from Brutalism and Joy as an Act of Resistance

and generally sparser than its predecessor

London-based bandleader

serving up a baker's dozen of winning tracks that crossbreed native Nigerian styles with funk

Andy Hummel

Folk and 90s Rave - tracks like No Hope Generation reinvent Mura Masa's sound whilst also paying tribute to the alternative roots which shaped him when he first became a genuine musical outsider

is testament to how thriving and vibrant scene London had in the late 1970's and early 1980's

This new live setup is a better reflection of his studio work

Originally released in 1990 as a promotional only vinyl

they certainly brought it to the world stage