Barry Brown Got To Be Sure

Heavy roots early 80s vocal cut from Barry Brown and The Roots Radics produced by their bass player Errol 'Flabba' Holt.

Superb 4th roots showcase album from Barry Brown produced by Sugar Minott in1980 for his label "Black Roots" with "Jah Never Sleep" & "Things & Time"

Originally released in 1983, tuff roots backing for the sweet voiced Barry Brown with Drumie Benji next vocal cut on the flip. One of four new reissue 12" from Tribes Man Records. All come with full colour repro company sleeves.

1983 roots album from Barry Brown produced by Niney The Observer and recorded at Joe Gibbs studio. Check "Are You Ready" "They Can't Stop Loving"

Strong roots tune from Barry Brown and Producer Henry 'Junjo' Lawes originally released in 1981, with dub version on the flip.

More killer previously unreleased Barry Brown from Channel 1, from early '80s sessions that at one point were slated to make up his aborted second LP for the label. Two slow and heavy Radics rhythms, no doubt these were played on dubplate by some of the sounds of the day.

Two tuff takes on Johnny Clarke's "None Shall Escape The Judgement" riddim. Owen Gray's wicked vocal with the soaring horns of Bobby Ellis & Val Bennett on the flip. Three new 7"only reissues from Pressure Sounds.

Heavyweight roots from 1982 from Hot Rocks aka Noel Gray with backing from The High Times Players.

Killer horns re-lick by Vin Gordon & Diggory Kenrick on Phil Pratt's wicked rocksteady tune "Safe Travel" 

Superb dub compilation from Archive Recordings collecting some choice cuts from 7" single releases from recent years. Included are dub versions to Horace Andy, Prince Alla, Rod Taylor and many more. Highly recommended!

Wicked late nineties instrumental roots tune from Restless Mashaits featuring the Jamaican horns players Dean Fraser, Chico, Nambo and guitar player Dwight Pickney.

Back in limited stock...Two very rare 1969 reggae tunes get reissued by Jump Up records from USA, Winston Francis a.k.a. Bob Melody soulful voice on both cuts.

All time killer roots steppers! Dennis Brown's huge version of Bob Marley classic with driving dubs plus Ranking Joe's Dee Jay cut. SUPER LOUD PRESSINGS....Selling Fast Don't Sleep...

Killer early eighties roots steppers cut from Barrington Levy & The Roots Radics.

Silhouettes' is one of Dennis Brown's earliest recordings and a good old Reggae hit. The flip side features Augustus Pablo's melodica cut to the A-side. This peaceful piece proves that the early sound of King Tubby is the greatest of all.

Two killer funky vocal cuts from the early 70s from two legends of Jamaican music  Johnny Osbourne & Alton Ellis, Produced by Winston Riley.

All time classic foundation reggae instrumental from Ansel Collins & The Technique All Stars. This is the original cut from 1974...Don't Miss out on nice clean and loud press..

First time released on 7"is this great Black Ark Perry mix. Derrick "Watty" Burnett started working for Lee Perry as a teenager in a duo called the Soul Twins (along with Jimmy Nelson), and they had a small hit in 1968 with "Pound Get A Blow". Watty worked for Perry as a solo singer, but also as a member of the Congos.

BACK IN STOCK..The killer original rhythm to Damian Marley's "Jamrock" now with rare Sly & Robbie Dub. SUPER LOUD PRESSING..Selling fast don't sleep.....

This single features original members Lloyd Knibb and Lester "Ska" Sterling, alongside the newest additions to the legendary band. "Lalibela" was recorded at Don One Studio in Brooklyn, NY, and mixed at Wadada Studio by Aurelien "Natty Frenchy" Metsch (Skatalites guitarist) and Val Douglas (Skatalites bassist). It is one of the last recordings ever made by original drummer Lloyd Knibb. The Skatalites are considered the most influential band to come out of Jamaica. 

Get FUNKY with the Count...Only on 7"

Superb vocal cut to "King Of Kings" by Cornell Campbell with dub on the flip.

Wicked U.S roots 1976 one a way single from Beverley Williams with a killer driving dub version.

Rare roots vocal from mid 70s with version produced by Hector Wright.

Early roots version from 1972 produced and arranged by Harry Johnson superb clean repress from France limited stock

Two killer vocal roots cuts from The Inturns (The Viceroys) "Consider Yourself"  LP both with extended mixes not included on the vinyl version of the LP. Produced by Phil Pratt in 1976 at Channel One 

great roots vocal tune from johnny clarke with production by niney the observer, originally issued on a 12"

Killer vocal cut over "Marcus Garvey" and Piano led instrumental cut on the flip from Tyrone Taylor produced by Enos McLeod originally released on Micron records in 1975.

Heavyweight roots repress featuring Freddie McGregor from 1979 on a remake of the "satta massa gana" rhythm with production by Niney. Don't delay !! These are great represses and should be the 1st of limited 7"observer releases.

BACK IN STOCK...A killer reissue from Archive Recordings top roots vocal cut with an equally killer dub from King Tubby.THESE WILL FLY GET 'EM WHILE YOU CAN!! other 7" archive recordings now in stock..

Super heavyweight mid 70s roots cut from Enos McLeod with killer dub, don't sleep...