MUSIC MY SIX BEST ALBUMS

Huey, 51, is the frontman of the Fun Lovin’ Criminals whose hits include Scooby Snacks and The Fun Lovin’ Criminal. Huey Morgan’s Latin Music Adventure starts tonight at 9.30pm on BBC4. THE BAD BRAINS: I Against I (SST)

I grew up in late 70s New York City when hardcore punk was kicking off and I saw these at CBGBs.

It’s the pinnacle of socially conscious music, of the people by the people. Just banging!

STEVE WONDER: Innervisions

(Tamla)

By the time Golden Lady comes on, you’re on an emotional hair trigger. Wonderful songs, performed so well.

I love Songs In The Key Of Life too but this pips it.Timeless genius.

LED ZEPPELIN: Physical Graffiti

(Swan Song)

The guitar on this! How could you not love Jimmy Page?

When I was in the Marine Corps, I would play this whenever we were going somewhere new, to fortify me. MILES DAVIS: Kind Of Blue (Columbia)

My wife calls this dinner music, I call it a masterpiece. I love the space in Kind Of Blue, I love that every song is in a different mode.

The musicianship is out of this world.

WILLIE COLON : The Hustler

(Fania Records)

The architect of modern salsa! This is a big New York mix of jazz, rock, soul, blues and Latin boogaloo played by Puerto Rican musicians.

It’s part of the soundtrack to my life. NOTORIOUS B.I.G.: Ready To Die

(Bad Boy)

He wasn’t my favourite rapper but this feels so effortless, it just flows. He walked it like he talked it.

The first time I heard it, I was bar-tending at the Palladium and they let us play our music before it opened.