The Ska Vendors - Good Love Bad (2025)
BAND/ARTIST: The Ska Vendors
- Title: Good Love Bad
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Transmitter Records
- Genre: Reggae, Ska, Rocksteady
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 35:08
- Total Size: 232 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Good Love Bad (03:13)
2. King Hit (05:28)
3. Everything I Need (02:53)
4. Sometimes I Wonder (03:41)
5. Oh Fanny (02:26)
6. Mr Invincible (03:00)
7. Higher The Monkey Climb (03:58)
8. Ruler Of My Heart (03:30)
9. 70% Cocoa (03:51)
10. Soon You’ll Be Gone (03:04)
1. Good Love Bad (03:13)
2. King Hit (05:28)
3. Everything I Need (02:53)
4. Sometimes I Wonder (03:41)
5. Oh Fanny (02:26)
6. Mr Invincible (03:00)
7. Higher The Monkey Climb (03:58)
8. Ruler Of My Heart (03:30)
9. 70% Cocoa (03:51)
10. Soon You’ll Be Gone (03:04)
The Ska Vendors is a ska band based in Melbourne, Australia playing early Jamaican rhythm and blues, ska, rocksteady and reggae. Many of the musicians have won ARIA awards or Music Victoria Awards.
They have released five studio recordings. International artists touring Australia Stranger Cole and Eugene Grey used The Ska Vendors for their backing band, as did The Majestics, a trio consisting of vocalists Kerri Simpson, Nichaud Fitzgibbon and Kylie Auldist.
The band has opened for The Beat, The Specials, Neville Staple, The Selecter, Rhoda Dakar, Keith & Tex, Chris Wilson and Big Jay McNeely. Dennis Sindrey, of the Caribs, contributed guitar on The Ska Vendors' 2014 album, "Feeling Fine".
Eugene Grey recorded harmonica on a forthcoming album. Stranger Cole used The Ska Vendors to record his single, "More Ska" in 2022.
They have released five studio recordings. International artists touring Australia Stranger Cole and Eugene Grey used The Ska Vendors for their backing band, as did The Majestics, a trio consisting of vocalists Kerri Simpson, Nichaud Fitzgibbon and Kylie Auldist.
The band has opened for The Beat, The Specials, Neville Staple, The Selecter, Rhoda Dakar, Keith & Tex, Chris Wilson and Big Jay McNeely. Dennis Sindrey, of the Caribs, contributed guitar on The Ska Vendors' 2014 album, "Feeling Fine".
Eugene Grey recorded harmonica on a forthcoming album. Stranger Cole used The Ska Vendors to record his single, "More Ska" in 2022.
| Reggae | FLAC / APE
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