Clarks In Jamaica / Various

This is a vinyl LP pressing. 'Clarks in Jamaica' is an amazing photo - essay book by DJ and designer Al Newman, also known as Al Fingers. It unfolds the captivating story of Clarks shoes' huge popularity in Jamaica. It starts from their journey from the quiet Somerset village to the West Indies a century ago, to becoming the top choice for rudeboys and Rastas in the 1960s, and even getting mentioned in reggae and dancehall song lyrics. This album is tied in with Al Fingers' critically - acclaimed 'Clarks In Jamaica' book. It features classic tracks from the golden age of Jamaican music, showing reggae's love for the iconic UK footwear. You'll hear anthems from greats like Little John, Dillinger, Trinity, Ranking Joe, Supercat, etc. Alongside the music, the album comes with current and historic photos, interviews, and never - before - seen archival materials. It especially focuses on Jamaican singers, producers, and musicians who have worn and sung about Clarks shoes over the years. As Jamaican producer Bunny 'Striker' Lee said, 'Clarks has been the number one shoe in Jamaica since the Fifties and has stood the test of time.'

To enjoy this vinyl LP, first, make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. Gently place the vinyl on the turntable and use the tonearm to set the needle on the starting groove. You can sit back and relax while the amazing Jamaican music plays. When you're done listening, carefully lift the tonearm and remove the vinyl from the turntable. Store the vinyl in its sleeve and keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid touching the playing surface of the vinyl with your fingers to prevent scratches. If you notice any dust on the vinyl, use a proper vinyl cleaning brush to gently remove it before playing again.