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Agent Jay of the Slackers started Crazy Baldhead, a skinhead-Reggae & Rocksteady band in 1997. The long-awaited release of Crazy Baldehead Has a Posse in 2006 marked the kick-off for his side project. 2 years later, the Sound of '69 hit the stores. Has a Posse was recorded between 1997 and 2004, and features such artists as Victor Rice, Victor Ruggiero, King Django, Rocker T, Eddie Ocampo and Buford O'Sullivan (in addition to Agent Jay of course), The Sound of '69 is Agent Jay's take on rock music from 1969, covering bands like the Beatles, James Brown, Johnny Cash, the...

Take 5 southern california guys, mix in some surf, stone, and psychedelic, throw them in a haunted mansion in west hochiminster and with a little luck, you might get a band like The Growlers. The bands name comes from lead singer Brooks Nielsen and guitarist Moustache Matt. One day Brooks came home and Matt was takin a big growler in the outhouse and the rest is history. Watch some footage of old Wind N Sea Surf Club back in the 70's and you might get a taste of what this band's live shows are like. Full length debut album 'The...

KRAZY BALDHEAD, 34 years old, child of the south of France who became a Parisian, jazzman (10 years at the music academy) and sometimes sound engineer for a radio in prison. He bought his first machines in 1998, groped around, and then decided to become a full-time musician in 2002. He still had a barbaric pseudonym when he sent his demo to Pedro Winter, who saw in him a good mid-tempo alternative for his quite young label Ed Banger records. «Bill's Break», his first EP on Ed Banger records, came out in 2004. The young Para One and Feadz took...

The Growler, or the Mighty Growler, was the name Errol Duke used for his calypso work and recordings. His recordings date from the 1930s and 1940s, and he is thought to have died in the mid-1950s. .