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Wrongful Suspicion / The Noose
- Artist: The Slackers
- Format: 7" Single
- Release Date: 12/7/2018

Wrongful Suspicion / The Noose
- Artist: The Slackers
- Format: 7" Single
- Release Date: 12/7/2018
- Artist: The Slackers
- Label: Badasonic Records
- UPC: 3760231766645
- Item #: 2109301X
- Genre: Reggae
- Release Date: 12/7/2018
Product Notes
The Slackers are a classic American band that is equal parts grit and grace. Their slow rise against the odds is a story of perseverance and a belief in their musical vision, what Vic likes to call, "Jamaican Rock N Roll." While they have been influenced, and even personally taught by Jamaican Ska/Reggae originators, like the Skatalites and the Upsetters (Original backing band for the Wailers), the band sees it's music as an extension of the traditions of the United States. This band is equally appreciative of old Blues, Country, 60s Soul, Rock, and Rn'B as it is of Reggae, Rocksteady, Dub, and Ska. It is as if the Rolling Stones or the Yardbirds had grown up on Bob Marley as well as Muddy Waters. The Slackers are a phenomenon. A worldwide phenomenon. An underground band with a cult following, they can fill venues everywhere! The band has come a long way from their little dirty rehearsal studio on e.3rd street on the lower east side.
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Artist(s)The Slackers