Inchpinchers (1996)

About this title: The Firehouse Rock album would go down in history as the Wailing Souls' masterpiece, Inchpinchers was its follow-up, and of equally high caliber. Both sets were produced by Junjo Lawes and backed by the Roots Radics, a brilliant amalgamation of roots sensibilities and sound system rhythms. Compared to say The Revolutionaries, the Radics boasted a much sparser roots styling, with wide open spaces for singers (or DJs) to fill. This proved the perfect backdrop for the Souls to strut their exquisite harmonies, and across both sets the quartet shine.Point of entry for most fans was the scorching ... read more

Tracks:

1. Inchpinchers [Wailing Souls]
2. Mass Charley Ground [Wailing Souls]
3. Tom Sprang [Wailing Souls]
4. Don't Get Lost [Wailing Souls]
5. Baby Come Rock [Wailing Souls]
6. Things and Time [Wailing Souls]
7. Modern Slavery [Wailing Souls]
8. Ghetto of Kingston Town [Wailing Souls]
9. Oh What a Lie [Wailing Souls]
10. Infidels [Wailing Souls]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.