Horace Andy - Jah Shaka Meets Andy Horace

As any clothes horse knows, wait long enough, and eventually everything comes back into fashion. Throughout the '80s, Jah Shaka never lost his faith in roots, convinced the music would come back into its own, even as the reggae masses deserted in droves for the digital sounds of the dancehalls. Shaka's faith was rewarded in the following decade when roots and culture began coming back into fashion, and stars suddenly started knocking on his door. This included Horace Andy, who cut this powerful cultural album, Jah Shaka Meets Andy Horace, for Shaka in 1993, arguably his best since his Wackies' sets in the previous decade. Read More