As Dancehall took over Jamaica in the early 80s John Holt proved he was perfectly able to move with the times - includes the massive title track and many other great tunes.
A classic album, produced by the late great Junjo Lawes.
Sought after Treasure Isle 1968 recording from Paragons singer John Holt with an uncredited Joya Landis on vocals. Added bonus of Tommy McCook’s ‘Second...
Long overdue press of John Holt's essential roots classic "Strange Things" recorded for Phil Pratt's Sunshot label in 1971 with organ version on the...
First time repress Greensleeves 12" classic from 1984 - two roots anthems back to back - Michael Palmer's I'm Still Dancing receives a deep and heavy extended...
Yellowman & Fathead - a duo that would release a string of albums - team up withthree cuts, "Mash It Up Now" probably being the most recognisable as it's...
Solid gold previously unreleased Junior Murvin album produced by King Jammy finally sees the light of day - Rare non-album singles plus a trailer load...
Mundell burst on the reggae scene in 1978 with the classic Augustus Pablo produced 'Africa Must Be Free' (album also available on Greensleeves). 1982 found...
A fantastic selection of tracks from a time when reggae and punk were really crossing over on the UK scene – the earliest years of the punk rock movement,...
If you needed to be convinced of Glen Brown's importance during the early part of reggae's mid-1970s golden era, check out the roster of deejays who lined...
Very nicely done Greensleeves reissue of this classic dancehall album from 1982, featuring the killer title track and many more great tunes that made the...
One of the best original dub albums from 70s Jamaica, produced & mixed by Lee Perry with King Tubby. Killer hardcore roots rhythms from The Black Ark...
Classic rocksteady and early reggae from the brother and sister on Studio 1.
Tracks include "lord deliver us" hortense's version of "breakfast in bed"...
Very nice reissue of this highly regarded and much sought after 1975 dub album from Jah Loyd, aka Pat Francis, who also produced and arranged all the tracks...
A STUNNING FUSION OF AFRO-BEAT, LATIN, FUNK AND REGGAE!
Cedric Im Brooks is an old boy of the Alpha School in Kingston, Jamaica, alongside alumni like...
Heavy, heavy, heavyweight jazz dance fusion. This is one of, if not the, last recordings by Miles Davis and it's a mother! Think Dingwalls-style/Gilles...
New Pressure Sounds reissue on CD / LP
Killer Mid 70s jazzy roots Instrumental album produced by Count Shelly, deriving most of the rhythms from Errol...
Back in stock...Mega rare heavyweight roots dub album originally released in 1978, on Carl's records from the USA. In fact it is The Revolutionaries on...
Mid-70s dread instrumentals, 10 tracks, champion of the arena indeed !!
1. Peace Treaty 2. North Of The Sun 3. Jumping Jack 4. Super Charge 5. One Step...
While the righteousness of blackness is at the heart of the Rastafarian faith, this collection illustrates how black pride remained a central theme, if...
What do Tyler the Creator, Mantronix, Stetsasonic, DJ Shadow, Eric B and Rakim, Brand Nubian, Jay-Z and N.W.A. have in common?
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Awesome trippy slow pulsing space jazz with electronics, spacey vocals, and Indian percussion!
This is a great reisue of a little known Don Cherry album...
Roots music flourished in the 1970’s as Rastafarianism, Black consciousness and self-determinization became the most important aspects of Reggae music....
Fred Locks’ 1976 LP Black Star Liner sits on any short list of classics from Reggae’s 1970s golden era. The LP, available again in a newly remastered...
Featuring Sammy Dread "Gone Away" John Holt "Youth Pon The Corner" & "Ghetto Queen" Cultural Roots "Love Feeling" plus two dubs. Early eighties roots dancehall...
Originally released in 1974 and was one of the first albums to showcase Pablo's unique use of the melodica. Co-written and produced by Clive Chin the album...