Live at Soledad Prison 1982 Impulse his idea was enthusiastically accepted

his idea was enthusiastically accepted and the group performed in front of a full house at Soledad Prison

each is introduced by a scene-setting interlude

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that as individuals we can tune in to a collective resonance

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Live at Soledad Prison 1982 Impulse his idea was enthusiastically acceptedJamaican reggae supergroup Black Uhuru, captured at the height of their powers. 1982 was a fertile but latent moment for reggae; allegedly, only three radio stations dedicated to the genre existed in the US: Doug Wendt in San Francisco, Roger Steffens in LA, and Lance Linares in Santa Cruz. Perhaps it was this relative lack of attention that spurred the lattermost radio host to facilitate a Black Uhuru live show at Soledad Prison, SC, owing to his