Alton Ellis Sunday Coming

Never released before on 7”

This cracking up-tempo track from 1970 has a heavy guitar work, a killer organ and some real gutsy vocals to boot.The sound and rhythm are quite different from Ellis previous songs and, sign of time, have a distinctive Boss Reggae feel and it really rocks! “Pumping In” is an absolute gem that has been badly overlooked up to now. 1972 "Knock on wood", the Eddie Floyd mega hit, has been covered several times by Alton previously, in a brilliant but rather conservative way. This version though was produced by Joe Gibbs and is totally different. It featured on 2 compilations LPs in 1969 and 1973 but was never issued on a 7" vinyl previously. In the same vein as "Pumping In" but slower, this killer track is a rough, tough reggae cover of the Soul anthem featuring unbelievable vocals from Alton, and a distinctly Boss Sound production from Joe Gibbs. A Must Have..

Rocksteady 2 sider with the melodians on the flip. a side a cover of the delfonics soul tune

Classic rocksteady two sider from 1967 from  mr.soul of jamaica

classic early roots reggae tune from horace andy with version on the b-side.clean pressings!!

Fantastic, mind-blowing, awesome new collection of killer Studio One dancehall and proto-dancehall!

Featured here is a new collection spanning Studio One’s dancehall period – singers and deejays on classic Studio One rhythms, studio and electronic wizadry from the Brentford Road headquarters, lots of rare 12” singles, all effortlessly brought together to nice up the dance.

When Clement ‘Sir Coxsone’ Dodd first ruled the dancehalls of Kingston in the 1950s, fighting off the soundsystem competition of Duke Reid, King Edwards and others, few could imagine how far the reign of Studio One would last. 

But the emergence of  ‘Dancehall’ as a distinct style of reggae at the end of the 1970s, as upstart competing producers began recording vocalists and deejays performing over replayed classic Studio One rhythms, in many ways made the influence of Clement Dodd’s vision more omnipotent than ever before (and lasting to this day).

Not surprisingly, Clement Dodd’s creativity and business acumen made him quick to respond to this musical phenomenon – and he soon began voicing the new stable of Studio One singers and deejays, such as Sugar Minott and Lone Ranger, over original classic Studio One rhythms recorded in the late 1960s – to produce some of the most innovative, time-bending and creative music of his career.

This album comes as CD with slipcase, super-loud, super-heavy triple vinyl album with free download code and as a digital download.

top ska jump up instrumental with tommy McCook on lead sax recorded for duke reid's treasure isle.

Killer late 70s vocal from Johnny Clarke with King Tubby's dubwise on the flip, new Clocktower reissues on coloured vinyl pressed clean.

a true stone cold classic!! every home should have one. clean pressing as well

The Heptones top  cover of the Elvis Presley classic.

All time classic tuff funky reggae cut from The Maytals which was originally a B-side!! Jump up party tune with rare intrumental version on the flip. don't sleep on this....

Now back in stock...Early dancehall classic from 1981 produced by Henry Juno Lawes. Clean and loud pressing

Top gospel influenced early reggae from Toots with the killer instrumental "Double Action" on the flip.

Eighties dancehall update of the "Real Rock" riddim produced by King Jammy.

1968 release from Toots & The Maytals giving the music it's name with top instrumental "Be Yours" on the flip.

2nd of three vocal cuts from the mid eighties on the "Real Rock" riddim produced by King Jammy.

It's hotter than hot !

Rare early DJ outing from 1969, with Jackie Mittoo instrumental on the B side

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Following the success of his debut album "Shake A Leg", Mr Benn follows up with another single - this time featuring veteran dancehall/jungle MC Tenor Fly. A heavy roots infused reggae track with a deeper message, telling the story of a youth killed on the streets of Brixton and calling for an end to gun crime on the streets of the UK.

Two killer vocal ska tunes from the mid 60s from a teenage Delroy Wilson. New repress from Studio 1.

Wicked new vocal cut over Pablove Black's Studio 1 rhythm "Push Pull" with a crazy filtertastic dub on the flip.

Early 70s roots tune he recorded at Studio 1 with stripped down version on the flip.

Classic rocksteady two sider from 1967 from  mr.soul of jamaica

Tune ! Heavy jump up version of "no wuk on a sunday" from Tenor Saw and Pyceral, produced by Donovan Germain.

Killer Killer version of Al Wilson's soul nuggett from 1972 produced by Clement Dodd at Studio 1, repressed on Original label.

Excellent follow up single to the massive "double barrell" from 1970.

Ace two sider !! Soul to Reggae version from Mr. Soul himself plus the great Augustus Pablo's version on the b-side.

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Wicked soulful 70s quiet storm groover. Check out the audio - beautiful! Feel the love spread through the dancefloor. Produced by Carl Davis, directed by Wayne Henderson, arranged by Tom Tom.

ORIGINAL VINYL 45

originally released in 1988 on the "feel like jumping/boops" rhythm produced by winston riley for his technique label.