Max Romeo I Chase The Devil

Superb roots vocal cut from the mid 70s produced by Clive Chin with strong dubwise on the flip. Don't Miss..

12" - £15.99

Taken from his highly anticipated forthcoming album, ‘Horror Zone’ the RSD exclusive gives us 4 versions of a heavy roots track from the album. Featuring Max’s Vocal cut, a larger than life analogue Dub version, a vocal from Lee Scratch Perry, and a horns cut featuring Studio one trombonist Vin Gordon.

Stone cold roots classic from 1976 produced by Lee Perry at The Black Ark with wicked dub version on the flip.

Stone cold roots classic from 1976 produced by Lee Perry at The Black Ark with wicked dub version on the flip.

BACK IN STOCK!! never officially released,dub plate of all dub plates from channel one, this limited 7" with company sleeve.

2 all time classic tunes from the late 60s, recorded for Leslie Kong's Beverley's label. 007 went on to become a huge UK hit

MASSIVE STUDIO ONE ANTHEM ALERT!!!

Willie Williams' roots rock reggae classic Armagideon Time – the rare 12" extended Discomix version split into two sublime heavyweight slices and cut super-loud on a 12" single.

Produced by Studio One supremo Coxsone Dodd this is a huge Reggae anthem on the classic 'Real Rock' rhythm, famously covered by The Clash and sampled by KRS One, The Fugees and many more.

A dancefloor devastating Reggae party bomb!

It's the bomb! Two massive Studio One cuts back to back.

We have got one extra box of 50 copies! If you want one order now!

THIS IS THE BOMB!

KILLER Late-60s style spy/thriller soundtrack + New York No Wave synth/guitar D-I-Y BOMB white label 45!

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING EXCLUSIVE Trees Speak NEW SINGLE! V.Ltd. edition white label 45. Don't miss out on this beauty!

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Wicked roots vocal cut by Lee Perry from 1975 recorded at The Black Ark with killer dub on the flip. 

Powerful new spiritual jazz from Chile on Soul Jazz Records!

This album comes as a very limited one-off unique pressing of 1000-edition vinyl, limited editon CD and digital release.

Enrique Rodríguez and the Negra Chiway Band group have an instantly powerful and unique sound that is reminiscent of the ensembles of Sun Ra and his Arkestra as well as Horace Tapscott and his Pan-Afrikan Peoples Arkestra, one that channels the righteous spirits of Alice Coltrane, John Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, Archie Shepp and McCoy Tyner together with a stunning Latin rhythmical and new consciousness and percussive energy. Added to this are elements of the Samurai film soundtracks of Akira Kurosawa, Popol Vuh’s musical spirituality (especially their work with film director Werner Herzog), Tibetan Buddhism and over-blowing chants, that all combine to give a truly unique new sound.

Enrique Rodríguez is a composer, percussionist, keyboardist, and producer from Santiago, Chile, whose work shows many similarities with the music featured on Soul Jazz Records’ recent collection ‘Kaleidoscope - New Spirts Known and Unknown’, featuring new forward-looking jazz artists including Mathew Halsall, Theon Cross, Emma-Jean Thackray and Makaya McCraven.

Like all these artists, Rodríguez’s work is a progressive and experimental fusion of earlier influences that combine into a new and definitely 21st century ground-breaking sound that, on account of its South American setting, give the group its truly unique feeling. Hypnotic modal piano riffs, powerful brass and flutes, an army of Latin percussion instruments, and addictive vocal chants all combine in this powerful mix of radical 60s Afro-centric jazz, eastern spirituality and cosmology, and Latin American rhythmical movement.

Awesome!

5 superb Cuts of the 'I'm a freeman' rhythm. The vocal is by Fredie McKay. Hap Ki Do is a top notch Pablo Clavinet workout. All spread over 2 sides of a re-mastered 10 inch. Comes in a one off house bag.

Heavyweight roots 12" originally released in 1979, killer vocal from Tony Tuff with militant dj cut from Jah Stitch, plus very rare dub cut on the flip, Repressed on original label..don't delay!!

Oh yes! 50 x 70cm KILLER poster!!

Choose "Poster Freepost" if you want this poster sent with any other vinyl order item (LP/12" vinyl only) at NO extra postage charge (poster will be folded into six parts)

Choose "Poster+Tube" if you want the poster rolled up and sent in a customised, protective tube (more expensive to cover postage)

THIS ALSO means if you want more than one poster then you should only put 'Poster+Tube' for one of the posters and select 'Poster freepost' for any others as the rest will be free shipping.

Lee Perry’s playful nature credited this 45 to Jane Fonda’s character in Klute!! About as Post Modern as you can get. The music is a storming up tempo joy ride. ‘I may forget your name but not your face’ possibly relates to the story of ‘Klute’ which obviously caught ‘Scratch’s’ attention. Comes with a lush version on the flipside. A custom printed sleeve as well. ‘You build me up and get me high’ Killer

Great new rootsy rocksteady skank from American hammond organ player Roger Rivas with Italian top studio band The Officinalis. Limited press from Aloevera Records.

Deep roots rarity originally released in 1975 with instrumental cut on the flip.

Great early 80s dub album from Sugar Minott and The Black Roots Players featuring Jackie Mittoo. Recorded & mixed in London at Easy Studios. Superb photos on the front and back cover from the time in London.

Second of four killer Dubstep 12”s (two of which are by Cotti) released on the same day on Soul Jazz Records.

Cotti’s numerous white label heavyweight Dubstep releases (“I Don’t Give A Dub”, “Calm Down” “Sensi Dub”), his appearances on Soul Jazz Records’ seminal ‘Box of Dub’ albums have made him one of most in-demand producers of the moment.

This time joined by Chef, one of the most-important backstage names in Dubstep – engineer, dj, record cutter making his debut with this some pure, unadulterated rough dubstep/two-step single.

Killer!

Heavy club and radio support from Digital Mystikz, Benga, Skream, Mary Anne Hobbs and more.

BOMB funky VOCAL + INSTRUMENTAL cut of George McRae/ KC and Sunshine Band's WICKED Miami funk tune. Large! ORIG USA FUNK 45 GROOVER

If anything the instrumental is even funkier!

The 1st and superior deeper roots cut from Paul Hurlock originally released in the early 80s on Gorgon records in Jamaica with dub on the flip. Clean & loud pressing.

Wicked first roots single from Abeng, who plays everything on the record, with dub version from Russ D..Repeat plays a must..Only 300 pressed!

Nashville trio, Magic In Threes release two heavy funk hitters with KPM, De Wolfe style library music vibes! 

Bunny Lee recorded a massive volume of remarkably consistent music in the 70s. This compilation brings together rare and unreleased cuts that put the listener bang in the middle of a typical recording session, complete with false starts and studio banter.

Linval Thompson is represented by two unreleased tunes, and is also heard in the runup to 'Tommy's Vibration'. Once the 'flying cymbal' sound had taken off, Bunny often recorded a 'flyers' and a straight version of the same rhythm: 'Tommy's Vibration' is a classic but little known Tommy McCook instrumental on the flyers cut of Linval's 'Jah Jah A The Conqueror'. 'Ethiopian Rock' is a total scorcher, the only recorded tune by the deejay Jah Smile, before Bunny persuaded him to turn to singing and changed his name to Barry Brown.

In a healthy spirit of competition, Bunny often tried out different singers on tunes that he thought would hit, hence Ronnie Davis's soulful take on Johnny Clarke's 'Every Knee Shall Bow', Johnny's version of Horace Andy's 'Better Collie', and Johnny and Horace sharing vocals on 'No Man Is An Island', all unreleased until now. 'No Babylon Shall Escape In This Time' has Johnny Clarke and 'Bongo' Herman Davis recorded over the original version side of Johnny's 'None Shall Escape The Judgement'. 'Life Of My Own' is a beautifully constructed lament by a singer who neither Bunny nor various expert ears have managed to identify: at Bunny's suggestion he is credited as 'The Raver'. 'War Zone' and 'Keep On Running' are examples of Tubby's mixes that have had further effects dubbed on elsewhere; sound systems and foreign record labels occasionally did this to manufacture their own specials from existing mixes. 'Jamaican Fruit Of African Roots' has recently been the subject of the fascinating documentary 'Shella Record: A Reggae Mystery'; the Lennox Brown cut here has only just been discovered. Also included are two stinging dubplates by Cornell Campbell: the first is aimed straight to the head of Arrows sound system, while the second, recorded in the early 80s, sums up the vital partnership of two of Jamaica's musical giants:

* previously unreleased ** CD bonus track

Produced by Errol Thompson & Joe Gibbs using members of The Soul Synicate Band / We Are The People band. Tuff classic mid 70s 'Roots Rockers' rhythms from Alton Ellis, Bob Marley, and updating vintage Studio 1 riddims. The Second of Four Volumes in print.

The reformed Skatalites monster tune from the mid 70s, heavy heavy roots music with an incredible percussive part 2 on the flip, produced by King Tubby. On limited red vinyl...don't leave!

Rare 1983 vocal roots cut from Paula Clarke with great horns on the dub, check it before it flies..

Blue-eyed soul and dreamy soft rock vibes via Shawn Lee's project, Young Gun Silver Fox. One for the Boz Scaggs / Ned Doheny fans - ace!

Great soulful roots cut from Bob Andy, recorded in 1972 for Sonia Pottinger's label High Note.