Rare & obscure B-side cut from 1973 originally released on Duke U.K. produced by Bunny Lee, with the added bonus of moog killer cut "Going West" on the...
Released for the first time in 1983 on the UK label Vista Sound, “Fight Against Corruption” sees Campbell backed by most of The Aggrovators musicians...
Superb roots vocal cut from Cornell Campbell originally released in 1980 with The Professionals in effortless form on the stripped down B-side. Comes in...
Four cuts recorded for Winston Riley's Techniques label in the 70s The Inturns a.k.a. The Viceroys killer vocal cut "Nothing Is Impossible" here with...
Geat compilation of Calypso from Trinidad and Tobago! Why "Hellish"? The liner notes explain that it's in part because of the very apparent "pear-shaped...
Niney The Observer, aka Sir Niney The Conqueror. Sir Niney’s ‘Music Police’ is a cool and deadly instrumental, highly sought after by Studio 1 collectors...
Montgomery's "Sensimela" is great one-away digital, coming from a fertile period in Jah Life's history when he was producing many young and upcoming singers....
In the 1970s, Clement Dodd’s legendary Studio One Records went through an amazing period of re-birth working with new artists such as Willie Williams,...
'The word timeless is applied way too often in music, but here it is entirely justified.' Fact
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Wicked new roots tune getting big plays from David Rodigan featuring Kiko Bun on vocals with the more heavy dubstep crossover "Poison Dart" on the flip.
An essential guide to the Dancehall Reggae/Hip-Hop clash that ruled New York in the early 1990s as Shinehead, Supercat, Mad Lion, Bobby Konders and many...