Let's Get It On: Exclusive Orange Vinyl LP Pokey Lafarge The festival was being organized

The festival was being organized on Ojibwe’s ancestral homelands

life-changing experience

and Western Africa’s exploitation at the hands of colonial powers

presenting the band - particularly lyricist and singer Ryan Hennessy - at their most vulnerable

“Razor's Edge” and “Midnight At The Lost And Found” UK Top 10 album Limited edition individually numbered copies on silver & black marbled vinyl Two years after its predecessor Dead Ringer

Let's Get It On: Exclusive Orange Vinyl LP Pokey Lafarge The festival was being organizedDespite his huge success with his 1971 political concept album What's Going On, Marvin Gaye left social concerns behind for those of a more intimate nature with this 1973 album. Let's Get It On album broke new ground, gaining its place in history as one of the most sexual albums ever recorded, laying the basis for every slow jam ever after, and making Gaye both socially concerned and sexy a potent commercial combination.