Various Artists - Live & Learn Records Story (Vinyl 2LP) PRE-ORDER

After half a century and 40 full length album releases, numerous  releases we are still relevant in the reggae music business. We started in 1973 and Live and Learn Records LLC is more committed than ever to bring roots and culture reggae music to the world.

Live and Learn Records LLC have worked with some of reggae biggest acts, legends and pioneers such as The Mighty Diamonds, Dennis Brown, Wailing Souls, Ras Michael and The Sons of Negus, Ernest Wilson, Barrington Levy, Don Carlos, Junior Murvin, Freddy McKay, Ansel Meditation, Beres Hammond, Junior Reid, Freddy McGregor, Linval Thompson, Michael Prophet, Al Campbell, The Tamlins, etc. Musicians and bands such as Sly and Robbie, The Roots Radics, Lloyd Parks and We The People, High Times Band, Oneness Band, etc. Live and Learn Records LLC is an independent record label and have the reputation of authentic and strong reggae music. This is due to, in the past to the inspiration from the arrays of talented and legendary producers before me such as Clement Dodd, Duke Reid, King Tubbys, Vincent Wright, Lee Perry, Prince Buster, etc. Reggae music is so globalized that a fan in Ethiopia can enjoy and listen to the same song that another fan is enjoying and listening the same in Kingston at the same time. Kindly take some time to listen and enjoy this Live and Learn Records Story.

Tracklisting:
Side A
We Have Fi Live - Sugar Minot
Fence Too Tall - Al Campbell
Fight War Again Winston Hussey - Winston Hussey
Here I Come Again - Don Carlos
Never Give Up The Fight - Anthony Johnson

Side B

Chanting - Junior Reid
Yes I'm Ready - Freddie McGregor
It Have Fi Bun - Josey Wales
Satellite Dish - The Mighty
You Been Talking - Michael Prophet

Side C

Teach Me Culture - Barrington Levy
Super Power - Junior Murvin
Back Back - Wailing Souls
More Than A Million - Leroy Smart
Comes And Goes - Junior Brammer
Side D
Let Him Go - Dennis Brown
Give The Youth A Try - Little John
Don't Worry - Wayne Wade
Tribal Inna Yard - Freddie McKay
Oh Rastaman - Cornell Campbell