Released in 1967 Jamaica as the Defenders,this is Lee Perry with Lynn Taitt and the Sensations. Perry joins in to the various judge dread/rude boys themes as barrister Lord Defend.
Originally released in 1984 on Island / Mango, this version has the Lion Of Judah J.A. mixes. Recorded at various studios in Jamaica & Compass Point in...
Second volume of Lee Perry's rare 12" mixes from The Black Ark, late 70s recordings featuring Junior Delgado, Jolly Brothers, Hugo Blackwood, Dr Alimantado,...
Collecting 5 classic discomixes from Lee Perry's Black Ark Studio from 1977-79 featuring full original Upsetter 12" mix from 1977 of "Disco Devil" with...
'Mr Perry I Presume' finds Pressure Sounds focusing on the rare music and exclusive mixes of the revered Upsetter himself, Lee 'Scratch' Perry. This 16-track...
"Soul Rebel" & "Man To Man" were recorded by the Bob Marley & The Wailers with Lee Perry at the start of the seventies, this is the original line up at...
Two early Reggae tracks played by the Hippy Boys. A-side is a vocal about Drumbago's dead, 1969 originally released in England on the Blue Cat label. B-Side...
Two great 1967 rocksteady tracks on the same riddim as the Viceroys - Lip And Tongue/Walkie Talkie. A-side has Derricks own "Never Gonna Give Up (Aka Stumbling...
1969 proved a crucial year in the development of Jamaican music. Reggae had just superseded Rock Steady in becoming the island s national sound, with the...