Limited edition of 500 numbered copies on orange coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Few Jamaican music makers have demonstrated greater versatility or proficiency than Lloyd Charmers, who first made his name on the Jamaican music scene as a youthful singer-songwriter in the early '60s. His output as both a performer and producer included multiple major reggae hits. After his international breakthrough, he produced work for keyboard maestro Harold Butler. Butler's widely sought-after Gold Connection album, an instrumental collection from 1976, features nine superior reggae and soul instrumentals, including popular versions of That's the Way I Like It and the title track Gold Connection.
