Last time I saw him was on 1989 at Texas Stadium at a rock festival opening for INXS and Guns and Roses.

Winston Wrights solo album his musicianship made all the difference to many a reggae hit and can stand unashamed in the ranks of more famous Jazz pianists

00:00 Barrington Levy - Fuss nor Fight
02:29 Frankie J. - Lock me in Jail
05:51 Larry Lawrence & Ethnic Fight Band - Jailhouse Dub
09:48 Horace Andy - Quiet Place
12:00 King Tubby & The Aggrovators - Dub Place
14:29 Dillinger - Stumbling Block
17:32 King Tubbys - Page One
20:34 - Dillinger - Healing Stream
23:32 Dillinger - You me Love
26:16 Tony Benjamin - Sit alone again
30:01 Jackie Edwards - Back in my Arms
32:40 The Agrovators - Back in my Arms (Version)
35:16 Cliff St. Lewis - That Train
38:00 Ista Willow - Commandment Rock
41:34 Honey Boy - Guitar Man
44:55 Pebbles - Positive Vibrations
48:44 Cosmic Idren - Compelled
52:33 Lloyd Parks - Mafia
55:37 Lloyd Parks - Mafia Version (Dub)

Your mobile phone was placed inside a locked pouch before you entered the room; so you couldn’t take photos or videos during the performance. This is his set up; taken prior to the start of his performance.

Had the pleasure of bumping into Chronixx in Bath Town Centre prior to his performance at Fairfield House, the home to HIM Haile Selassie 1 when in exile. Chronixx was gracious enough to pose for a photograph with my wife. We were fortunate to get tickets for the performance where he sang and played guitar to a small, very appreciative, audience before we left with an autographed copy of the Exile album. The guided tour of the house was enlightening and a worthwhile addition to the event.

Hi all,

I've been making dub as Illegal State Of Mind for a while, and my earlier releases wandered quite a bit: dub mixed with psy, dubstep and downtempo, lots of electronics, synth basslines, gear experiments. For this one I put all of that aside.

Strings, Springs, Keys & Sticks is a 3-track instrumental EP (about 10:40), out today. It's built on improvisation, live instruments and classic sounds: bass guitar, organ, piano, melodica, offbeat guitar chops, roots drums, and spring reverb treated as an instrument rather than just a room. Mostly major keys, warm rather than dark, no detours into other genres.

The title is the line-up: strings (bass and guitar), springs (the reverb tank), keys (organ, piano, melodica) and sticks (drums).

1. Tonewheel Driver – upbeat roots reggae led by the keys

2. Preamp Heater – the heavy one: dark bass softened by improvised piano

3. Reverb Trigger – spacious, laid-back dub built on drums and bass

The mixes are all about space and sound, with very little processing on top of it. It's inspired by the classics, King Tubby and Lee "Scratch" Perry in the studio, Jackie Mittoo on the organ, and the mellow reggae of Mikey Dread and The Clash, with a nod to the modern weight of Zion Train.

Bandcamp: https://illegalstateofmind.bandcamp.com/album/strings-springs-keys-sticks

Promo mix on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aFDlFCDtE2E

Thanks for listening!

A special playlist: 'Rare Reggae from Studio One'. Bands and singers like The Minstrels, The Bassies, The Willows, The Selected Few, The Mad Lads, The Epics, Prince Tallis, Glen Miller, George Philip, Keith McCarthy, The Invaders, Rodley Brisset, The Saints, Alf & Teep, Cliff Stewart and many more.

https://youtu.be/koLDFqGSrXU

https://youtu.be/NegrpCqV26I

https://youtu.be/rbHVdvWGqJg

And I happened to be listening to "Ball of fire" by Israel Vibration at the time