A Message From Mozambique Vinyl LP 10s from explosive debut on the

from explosive debut on the embryonic English punk scene and their meteoric rise to become one of the greatest and best-loved British bands

audiophile vinyl and housed in a replica of the original sleeve artwork

sharp-witted outfit

while the material is heavy

this is an essential slice of Black Lips history

A Message From Mozambique Vinyl LP 10s from explosive debut on theThe roots of JuJu started in San Francisco after Plunky had met his musical mentor, Zulu musician Ndikho Xaba, helping to form his band Ndikho and The Natives. Three members of The Natives (Plunky, bassist Ken Shabala and vibes flute player Lon Moshe) then joined Marvin Xs theatrical production The Resurrection Of The Dead, joining local musicians Al Hammel Rasul (keyboards), Babatunde Lea (percussion) and Jalango Ngoma (timbales). When the production