LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

• Powerful performance, live from Rissmillers, Resida CA
• Includes the entire KPFK-FM broadcast
• Digitally remastered for enhanced sound quality

Yellowman, live at Rissmillers, Resida California in September 1982

Winston Foster was one of the first reggae stars to emerge in Jamaica to help fill the huge gap left by the death of Bob Marley in 1981. He embodied the shift from roots music to dancehall more than anyone else during the early dancehall era. By 1982, he practically owned the dancehalls with his acute sense of comic versatility, an authentic approach that successfully engaged with audiences overseas and at home.

His rare appearance at Rissmillers Country Club in Reseda, California in September 1982 offers fans a valuable flipside to his reggae appearances in Jamaica reeling in Duppy Or Gunman, Jack Sprat, Mister Yellowman and the impending trademark album Zungguzungguguzungguzeng.

Klondike proudly presents the entire original KPFK-FM broadcast of Yellowman live and direct from Rissmillers in Reseda, California in September 1982.

Professionally re-mastered with background liners and rare archival photos.

Track Listing:

Disc One

• KPFK-FM Intro
• Jah Jah Made Us For A Purpose
• It's Me
• He's Got The Whole World In His Hands
• Medley: Gun Man - Mr. Chin - Jamaica Guidance - Yo Yo -
• Still Be A Lady - Girls Can't Do What The Guys Do
• Dis Ting Called Pain - Improvisation - Jah A Mi Guiding Star - Mad Over Me

Disc Two

• Leaving On A Jet Plane
• Shorties - Dis Old Man - Kiss Me / Sex Me Improvisation
• Sergeant Brown -
• They Say That In The Army
• Mad Over Me
• Life Story
• I'm Getting Married In The Morning - I'm Getting Divorced In The Evening - Improvisation / Engages With Audience
• In The Ghetto
• Operat