THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY - The Eighteenth Day Of May (Deluxe Reissue) - 2CD PALE SAINTS Black Uhuru remains a cornerstone

Black Uhuru remains a cornerstone in the global reggae scene

“At the time our live set consisted of Stooges and ’60s garage-psych cover versions which we mixed with these original songs

Ranjha was created in a more intimate setting – Jonny Greenwood’s studio in Oxford

was released in November 1985

” Though a band committed to introspection

THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY - The Eighteenth Day Of May (Deluxe Reissue) - 2CD PALE SAINTS Black Uhuru remains a cornerstoneCD Released on Joe Boyds Hannibal label here was a band rooted in Thompson Swarbrick Fairport but also a snatch of the Velvet Underground and a sprig of The Byrds. The Eighteenth Day Of May evoked a legendary era, and now they are a justifiably legendary band too. KLOF Mag Beginning life as a trio in London, 2003, the original line up consisted of Allison Brice (vocals, flute), Richard Olson (acoustic guitar) and Ben Phillipson (guitar, mandolin)