Cornell Campbell I Man A The Stal-A-Watt, highlighting the singer’s prominence in the golden era of reggae from the early 70s to early 80s. The title...
Back to back 12' disco style double header as originally released by Cha Cha records during the mid 1970s in the UK. Now officially available again it...
Just landed..Two ultra rare 1972 heavyweight nyabinghi roots cuts from Bro Joe & The Rightful Brothers, with "Hail The Children"the first recorded appearance...
Two killer extended tracks from the late 70s from The Reggae Regulars featuring vocalist Allan Kingpin & Tony Benjamin. Both tune mixed by Dennis 'Blackbeard'...
Donovan Joseph on lead vocals on this wicked relick from 1994 of their late eighties tune "Free Up The Youths" with unreleased and version mixes, backed...
Two mid 60s classic ska tunes from The Skatalites recorded for Duke Reid and featuring Tommy McCook, Don Drummond & Co. Excellent sound quality on these...
In 1978 Lord Creator returned to the Black Ark to re-record his 1968 Randy's recorded song, "Such Is Life". One of the highlights of the '70s Black Ark...
Originally released in 1984 on Sugar Minott's label Black Roots, featuring full discomix version of "Jah Black" and Robert Emmanuel's wicked vocal & dub...
Killer jump up Violin version of Junior Reid's dancehall classic "One Blood" originally released in 1989, save yourself £120 get one quick for £11.99...
The first major account of the history of reggae, black music journalist Lloyd Bradley (who also wrote the sleevenotes for Soul Jazz Records' own Studio...
Conscious or Righteous still sounds heavy as..mid 70s heavyweight roots from Cornell Campbell plus check King Tubby's awesome dub on the flip..worth the...
Compelling roots vocal cut from Barrington Levy originally released in 1984 with production from Sugar Minott for his label Black Roots. Nice stripped...
Wicked obscure roots vocal cut from 1979/80 using the tuff riddim to Jacob Miller's "Who Say Jah No Dread" with a lovers rock soul cover on the flip by...
PULL UP! We got a brand-new-second-hand burner from the baddest rocksteady combo in the land...THE FRIGHTNRS! Originally released in the winter of 2012...
Two 1985 roots tunes produced by Sir Collins featuring Elroy Bailey & Keith Drummond with The Blackstones version of Carlton & The Shoes "Better Days"...
Bobby Sarkie from The Tartans and The Immortals (not to mention his solo roots killer Better World). His singing here is expertly reined in by desolation,...