Cornell Campbell — I Man A The Stal-A-Watt Dean Beckford We released the album in

We released the album in 2008 as a part of Madvillainy 2: The Box

Even though Exquisite Corpse is timestamped with traces of overwhelming uncertainty that colored the pandemic's earliest days

Featured here are serious funk and rocksteady tunes from the likes of The Skatalites and Johnny Osbourne through to Jamaican jazz from masters such as Tommy McCook and Byron Lee

The ever-present humanity in future sex advice columnist Moffat's first person tales of debauchery and regret is a through-line running through each of these frank and vivid songs: the same narrator who confesses to sniffing his fingers after a sexual encounter and boasts about the size of his penis also yearns to "hug" a lover to death

"And we're also trying to interpret and write new music that we're inspired to play that's relevant to our generation

Cornell Campbell — I Man A The Stal-A-Watt Dean Beckford We released the album in180g Compilation Reissue Made in UK Cornell Campbells I Man A The Stall A Watt collects 13 tracks on one vinyl LP, highlighting the singers prominence in the golden era of reggae from the early 70s to early 80s. The title is a boast from the early soundclash era when many of Campbells tracks, here produced primarily by Bunny Lee, would play first on King Tubbys Home Town Hi Fi in Jamaica. The songs run the range from clash ready standards like Mash