Great reggae love song by KC White, with the Gladiators playing the instruments and Gallimore Sutherland doing the backing vocals. Originally only released...
Great early version of "Jah Is Coming", never ever released until now. Produced by KC White and recorded at Llody Barnes Wackies studio. Instruments were...
KC White has recorded Gregory Isaacs "Man No Dead" on different riddims, here is his first version, recorded in 1972 at Dynamics, and produced by Boris...
Wicked tuff 1970 recording from Jimmy Riley with The Pioneers helping out on production and backing vocals, with uptempo organ instrumental on the flip.
By the mid-Seventies, Sonia Pottinger was firmly established as one of Jamaica’s premier producers, issuing a steady stream of best-selling 7” singles...
**Big spin for Gilles Peterson finally gets a release!**
Killer cosmic soul vibes from Family of Swede finally on a 12" in it's full 12 min glory! Also...
Moody, dark house music from a pool of talent from the Motor City! Beatdown vibes from Norm Talley (this being the first release on his new label) and...
Originally scheduled for release in 1966 by leading AfroCaribbean music specialists, R&B Records, “The Ska From Jamaica” album remained lost for well...
Scott recorded Soothing Sounds for Baby in 1963 using electronic devices such as the Ondioline, homemade rhythm and tone generators, and tape echo. This...
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Solo roots vocal from former Heptones singer, originally released in Jamaica on Wambesi records in 1980. Same tuff horns rhythm as Earl Cunningham's "Got...
IIkebe Shakedown drop 'Asa-Sa / Pepper' and seamlessly blend the raw emotion and passion of ‘70s African funk with the rousing horns and rhythmical bounce...
Killer re-lick of Lloyd Parks huge tune "Mafia" recorded for Joe Gibbs around 1980, check the superb B-Side "Dreader Mafia". Come with Joe Gibbs masterbag.
Mid 70s DJ cut from The Mexicano aka Rudy Grant brother of Eddy Grant on the heavyweight "Marcus Garvey" rhythm borrowed from Burning Spear & Jack Ruby.
Great clean & loud pressing of Cornell Campbell 1973 roots classic, a must have..with a dubplate version plus a looped up effects laden dub version on...
From the last session Ronnie Davis sang before his untimely death, fitting tribute to a great vocalist with help from musicians such as Horsemouth, Flabba...
Bobby Kalphat's rocking melodica cut to the Heptones 'Party Time' song. An excellent cut mixed at the Channel One Maxfield Avenue studio. The flipside...
Two unreleased mixes of the very popular Paul Whiteman classic 'I Don't wanna lose you' release. Both of these 2 sparse dubbed out mixes are previously...
Back in stock!Soul Jazz Records new Studio One release Rocksteady Got Soul is a collection of uplifting and superb rocksteady and soulful reggae from the...