Brimstone Back Weh / Babylon

Super deep vocal roots from the mid 70s with version, limited press..

Tuff 1977 roots rocker from The Silvertones with dub on the flip. Limited press..

One of his best tunes from the mid 70s recorded at The Black Ark with Mikey Chung & The Generation Gap, check b-side for rare dub instrumental cut.

Reissue of this sought-after soul classic from Miami with it’s long-vaulted B-side “Love Has Taken Wings” on the reverse. Both songs were co-written...

Tuff melodica cut on the rhythm of Dennis Brown's "What About The Half" produced by Phil Pratt originally for his Sunshot label, with rare dub mix on the...

Released as The Seraphines prior to the formation of Stranger & Gladdy, fabulous chorus gem backed with previously unreleased cut on flip.

This is the definitive new edition of Rob Chapman's 100% essential discography of Studio One. Rob Chapman has written sleevenotes for a number of our Soul...

Wicked deep roots vocal from Ras Midas originally released in 1979 on Tribes Man Records, produced by Lloyd Coxsone, complete with superb toast from legendary...

New roots from France with U.K. vocalist Vivian Jones, check "Warmonger dub" 

Wicked new roots vocal combination tune from Protoje & Chronixx.

mid 90s digidub roots tune produced by augustus pablo but the killer here is the deep version, let it roll.....

Back in limited stock.....Very rare early roots tune from Nora Dean, originally issued on Bullet in the U.K. in 1971, hard to find an original copy, so...

Needless to say one of the top Count Ossie's nyabinghi pieces but also a Jamaican rare groove masterpiece accompanied by Ernest Ranglin and Leslie Butler.

Wicked roots vocal cut from Bim Sherman originally released in 1983 with street wise DJ cut from Yabby Youth and full dub on the flip.

Previously unreleased early shuffle and boogie recordings from the ‘Man from Wareika’: Rico Rodriguez One of the most talented musicians of his generation,...

In demand killer deep roots from Frankie Paul originally released in 1982, first time on 7" vinyl. Now on BLACK vinyl..

Killer rare roots vocal tune from 1974 with uncredited Augustus Pablo version on the flip.Recorded at Randy's studio Only 350 worldwide and no repress!...

new update vocal cut over an old 70s roots tune with dubwise on the flip.

The tough bassline, symbolizing Jammys' real sound, perfectly fuses with the young Wayne Smith's high key voice to create another killer tune.

Two heavyweight roots cuts back to back from former Heptones singer, originally released in 1982 on S&G records. Both tunes extended dubs.