This rare 1978 limited edition press marks a foundational moment in the british roots reggae movement capturing the raw energy and sociopolitical consciousness of a band rising from birmingham to international acclaim. The stark silver and black sleeve design features the iconic blocky logo that became a symbol of resistance and cultural pride while the vibrant sunset labels reflect the island records aesthetic of the late seventies.

Produced by karl pitterson during the peak of the roots era this extended single showcases the deep basslines and sharp rhythmic precision that defined the group as a formidable force in the uk music scene. Serious collectors of roots and dub will find immense value in this specific twelve inch format which offers a wider dynamic range and a more immersive listening experience than standard radio edits. It represents a vital chapter in the history of black british musicianship bridging the gap between traditional caribbean sounds and the emerging punk influenced atmosphere of the time.