The Santiago crowd lives up to its reputation
The set features a blazing encore rendition of their smash hit “Last Resort”
For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night - Although the whole show was recorded
and tugged heartstrings for scores of advertisements and films
Originally released in 1970
King Zepha - Return of King Zepha SKID ROW The Santiago crowd lives upStarting with the sleeve, reminiscent of comic book style album covers from the 70s and 80s like The Upsetters Return of the Super Ape and Scientists Scientist Encounters Pac Man, you know this album is straddling the decades of ska, rocksteady, dub and reggae. King Zepha recorded vocals, sax, woodwinds, keyboards, guitar and percussion at his home studio, with his fellow touring band members adding the stuff I cant do particularly well backing