This week’s giveaway comes to us courtesy of Secret Stash Records. Back in 1981, a group of Jamaican studio musicians came to New York City to play with then NYU music professor Jeremy Taylor. The sessions would result in an album known as A Reggae Interpretation of Kind of Blue. Serious collectors may be aware of a rough mix lo-fi cassette tape of this underground Miles Davis tribute. But now, for the first time EVER, an official mix of the album has been pressed on blue vinyl by Secret Stash. We’ve got three copies up for grabs. To enter to win your copy of A Reggae Interpretation of Kind of Blue, all you have to do is correctly answer the following:

Q: Sadly, the producer of this record passed away before a final mix-down was created. In what city did he die?

Free Track | "Take Your Chances"- The Black Seeds
This time, the first three correct responses win, so get your answers tocontest@waxpoetics.com now (winners will receive an e-mail notification). And while you’re waiting for the results, be sure to check out our wide selection of reggae available at either the Wax Poetics Storefront or our MP3 Store.