Rhoda Dakar is back with "Version Girl," her first solo album in seven years, a collection of reggae and ska cover versions by artists and songwriters she admires.
Rhoda Dakar began her musical career as the lead singer in the all-female 2Tone band The Bodysnatchers. They released only two singles, "Let's Do Rocksteady" and "Easy Life." After a year together, they split up and Rhoda toured Europe and the U.S. with The Specials after collaborating on their second album, "More Specials," for which she won the first of her seven gold records. After their breakup and before joining Jerry Dammers' new project, she recorded The Bodysnatchers' first original song, "The Boiler," a harrowing tale of date rape that was inevitably banned.

Comes in GALAXY PURPLE vinyl 

TRACKS:

A1 Version Girl (Version) A2 Stop Your Sobbing A3 Everyday Is Like Sunday A4 What A Wonderful World A5 Hangin' Round A6 Song To The Siren

B1 Walking After Midnight B2 The Man Who Sold The World B3 Comme Un Arbre B4 As Tears Go By B5 Love Hurts B6 Peace, Love And Understanding