A Journey Through Greensleeves' First 100 Vinyl Covers
Alexander Newman explores the reissue of a book documenting the London-based reggae and dancehall label Greensleeves.
Founded in 1977 by Chris Sedgwick and Chris Cracknell, Greensleeves is one of the world's largest reggae and dancehall music labels.
- Clint Eastwood
- General Saint
- Sister Nancy
- Yellowman
- Shaggy
- Beenie Man
Greensleeves provided a persevering alternative to the myopic mainstream.
The new book, Greensleeves The First 100 Covers, is an expanded second edition, made in collaboration with streetwear label Stüssy.
Author's summary: Exploring Greensleeves' impact on reggae music.
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