One trio that not only succeeded, but blossomed following the onset of reggae, is the Pioneers, who in 1969 became one of the first Jamaican acts to achieve...
The Pioneers rare first album from 1968, reissued with original repro sleeve and Amalgamated label. Killer Rocksteady tunes produced by Joe Gibbs featuring...
Both sides produced by the first leader of the original Hippy Boys, Ranny "Bop" Williams. Sounds very close to the later Upsetters. The instrumental side...
Originally released on a limited blank 7" release in Jamaica only through JJ Johnson. "Make Good" is is one of a few great early reggae songs produced...
One of five new limited reissues from Treasure Isle pressed in Germany on quality vinyl and new paper company sleeves. Classic rocksteady from the Vaults.
The Pioneers rare first album from 1968, reissued with original repro sleeve and Amalgamated label. Killer Rocksteady tunes produced by Joe Gibbs featuring...
Zambia's turbulent period throughout the 70's led the rock revolution that has come to be known as 'Zamrock'. Fuzz guitars were commonplace, as were...
Wicked late nineties instrumental roots tune from Restless Mashaits featuring the Jamaican horns players Dean Fraser, Chico, Nambo and guitar player...
one of two ethiopians 7"reissues from 1969 loved by the skinheads of the time with the rare ansel collins cut on the flip. limited stock don't delay......
The second roots inst. reissue from Restless Mashaits on Partial this year also featuring the horns players Dean Fraser, Chico, Nambo and guitar player...
1st time on 7" ...Killer Killer dub taken from Keith Hudson's legendary mid 70s dub album "Pick A Dub". Version of "Still Waters" but done the King Tubby...
Wicked jump up funky cut from the maytals with the skinhead classic "the monster" on the flip, a double header get 'em quick these will fly......clean...
Killer instrumental tune of the 4th Street Orchestra and produced by the Legendary Dubmaster Dennis Bovell in 1976 and included in the homonymous album...
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...