Debut album and first solo album from the legendary 2-Tone Records female singer Rhoda Dakar.Rhoda was the singer from the 2-Tone Records all girl Ska band The Bodysnatchers who had UK hits with \"Let`s Do Rocksteady\" and \"Easy Life\" and featured in the classic Ska film \"Dance Craze\" about the 2-Tone movement. Rhoda also had a UK hit solo single on 2-Tone Records with \"The Boiler\" backed by the Special AKA, before becoming a full member of Special AKA and appearing on their album \"In The Studio\" and the history-changing single \"Free Nelson Mandela\". This album is co-written and perfomed with ex-Selecter, and Bad Manners songwriter Nick Welsh (Grammy winner for Lee Perry`s 2002 \"Jamaican ET\" album) and also inludes new acoustic versions of the Bodysnatchers tunes \"Do The Rock Steady\", \"007\" and \"Easy Life\", as well as a cover of The Maytones classic Reggae tune \"Money Worries\".