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Mo' Roots
Blues · 1974 · 7 tracks

Mo' Roots

Taj Mahal

A sun-drenched 1974 fusion where Mississippi Delta blues meets the rhythmic pulse of the Caribbean. Warm, organic, and deeply rhythmic roots music.

1974 · Columbia

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A celebratory and sun-soaked fusion that finds the rhythmic connective tissue between the American South and the Caribbean.

Tracklist · 7 Tracks
10
Blackjack Davey
3:43
11
Big Mama
4:42
12
Cajun Waltz
6:02
13
Slave Driver
2:44
14
Why Did You Have to Desert Me
5:54
15
Desperate Lover
2:46
16
Clara (St Kitts Woman)
4:35
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The heavy, pulsing bassline of Slave Driver that transforms the Marley original into a gritty blues stomp.
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Summer saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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