Skinhead Moonstomp Revisited
Time may be "longer than rope," as Prince Buster once said, yet certain records have such an explosive impact, everyone knows they're classics from the minute they're released. Symarip's Skinhead Moonstomp, first issued in 1969, was one of them.
The intro grabbed you within seconds, and the invitation to dance was irresistible. "I want all of you skinheads to get up on your feet. Put your braces together and get up on your feet. And give me some of that o-l-d moon stomping..."
Burning Sounds are proud to re-issue a new version of the iconic album with the original singer Roy Ellis. This re-issue includes extensive sleeve notes & Q&As with Roy Ellis, along with the Skinhead Moonstomp 12" version.
Skinhead Moonstomp Revisited
Time may be "longer than rope," as Prince Buster once said, yet certain records have such an explosive impact, everyone knows they're classics from the minute they're released. Symarip's Skinhead Moonstomp, first issued in 1969, was one of them.
The intro grabbed you within seconds, and the invitation to dance was irresistible. "I want all of you skinheads to get up on your feet. Put your braces together and get up on your feet. And give me some of that o-l-d moon stomping..."
Burning Sounds are proud to re-issue a new version of the iconic album with the original singer Roy Ellis. This re-issue includes extensive sleeve notes & Q&As with Roy Ellis, along with the Skinhead Moonstomp 12" version.
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Time may be "longer than rope," as Prince Buster once said, yet certain records have such an explosive impact, everyone knows they're classics from the minute they're released. Symarip's Skinhead Moonstomp, first issued in 1969, was one of them.
The intro grabbed you within seconds, and the invitation to dance was irresistible. "I want all of you skinheads to get up on your feet. Put your braces together and get up on your feet. And give me some of that o-l-d moon stomping..."
Burning Sounds are proud to re-issue a new version of the iconic album with the original singer Roy Ellis. This re-issue includes extensive sleeve notes & Q&As with Roy Ellis, along with the Skinhead Moonstomp 12" version.
