Dennis Brown Man Next Door / Get Away

1st cut of “what about the half” from 1972 written by Horace Andy with Dennis Brown’s the more well known cut produced by Phil Pratt.

Classic early Dennis Brown recorded with Niney The Observer in the mid 70s includes killer tunes "Africa, Tribulation, Silver Words, No More Will I Roam"...

First time on a 7" for "Right Fight" originally on "Love's Gotta Hold On Me" LP from 1984 and a B-side 12" now paired with dub & hard riddim from We The...

'No Man is an Island' is the SEMINAL debut album by reggae legend Dennis Brown which launched his career. Recorded at Studio One around 1969-70 (when...

Great showcase style (Vocals & Dubs) album originally released in 1982 on Joe Gibbs Music but produced by Sidney Crooks of The Pioneers. Recorded at Harry...

By the late 1970s, Dennis Emmanuel Brown was widely acknowledged as the Crown Prince Of Reggae, having scored more Jamaican hits in the decade than any...

All time classic Dennis Brown album originally released in 1977 for producer Joe Gibbs. Produced by the Mighty Two and the house band The Professionals...

Great upbeat collection of six Dennis Brown's 12" discomixes from his work with Joe Gibbs & Errol Thompson featuring classic as his version of Slave Driver,...

Both of these hugely important collections feature on this essential 2CD set, the contents of which is further bolstered by the remainder of Brown’s...

Great upbeat 1984 roots reggae album recorded at Joe Gibb's studio with We The People Band and produced by the Mighty Two Errol Thompson & Joe Gibbs. Check...

His 3rd, classic album, produced by Derrick Harriott!

Excellent compilation of some of his best singles recorded between 1972 and 1985 with a variety of producers such as Joe Gibbs and Errol Thompson, Niney,...

The original mid 70s version of this killer tune from Earl Sixteen produced by The Mighty Two Joe Gibbs & Errol Thompson, with deep dub on the flip.

Joseph Hill & Culture on top form for producer Joe Gibbs around 1978 with the infectious "Callie Weed Song" with dub version on the flip.

Great roots rockers version of The Sensations rocksteady hit "Everyday Is Like A Holiday" with Errol Thompson excellent dub wise mix on the flip.

How can you not dig this tune! Absolute late 70s classic with dub version from Errol Thompson..nice pressing from the Fever people!

A Must have..double header on the "Dreader Than Dread" riddim from 1968 featuring Cedric Myton & Devon Russell of The Tartans with Honey Boy Martin's killer...

Great rocksteady vocal cut from Freddie McKay with the excellent Dum Dum Song on the flip from The Progressions

One of two wicked rocksteady 7" from Freddie McKay on Kismet originally released in 1967/8 with The Progressions on the flip

Straight from 1979, produced by Johnny Clarke and voiced by Jah Minstrel, Wicked Shall Not Enter finally lands on 7-inch for the first time. Raw, righteous,...

“Africa Roots” a meditative stepper with militant drive, produced in 1979 by Johnny Clarke and voiced by Jah Minstrel, carrying the full weight and...

It’s the latest from The Skatanauts, the perfect audio liberation for these armagideon times.Twelve tracks that nod to the past while looking straight...

This long-overdue reissue brings together three killer vocal cuts for the first time: Tony Montana “Crosses A Follow Me,” Clive Lloyd Jr “Oh Jah,”...

A KILLER late 70s roots version based on Bobby Bland's "Ain't No Love" recorded with Robbie Shakespear and the rest of The Revolutionaries, also with an...

Wicked collection of early 70s Studio One tunes w/ highlights including alternate takes of Ken Boothe's Moving Away and Im and David's classic Heavy Beat....

All time mid 60s rocksteady groove from producer singer Phil Pratt with The Thrillers hard to find “I’m Restless” on the flip. Comes in nice company...

When Chuck D proclaimed "Bass, how low can you go?" on Public Enemy's anthemic 'Bring the Noise,' maybe he was pre-empting or inciting the 10,000 fathoms-deep,...

Joseph Hill & Culture on top form for producer Joe Gibbs around 1978 with the infectious "Callie Weed Song" with dub version on the flip.

Super-rare 1968 ROCKSTEADY BOMB 45 - £400 for original copy!Freshly pressed from original Studio One master tapes! ESSENTIAL

‘Bunny Lee, the Hit Maker from Jamaica.’ Soul Jazz Records presents this collection featuring the heavy 70s roots reggae of Bunny Lee – a living...

Out of print for many, many years this is the seminal CLASSIC 1972 album by Horace Andy for Studio One. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STONE-COLD...

Superb new rootsy version of Fatback Band's early 80s "Act Like You Know" with Andy Platts on lead vocals with gritty raw dub version on the flip. Limited...

Uber rare 1970 Boss Sound 7" featuring The Upsetters with a wildly percussive production from Lee Perry, killer version of Blood Sweat & Tears 1969 hit...

Rare roots 7" with a wicked vocal and dub originally released in 1980 with the Soul Syndicate 

The vocal version of The Upsetters classic instrumental "Return Of Django" this vocal version released on Downtown records in 1973 plus "Black Man's Time"...