Produced by Sugar Minott & Ranking Dread, his 3rd album originally released in 1980 on Freedom Sounds, check My Liza, Lots Of Loving, Superstar and many...
All time classic 1979 roots release from the mighty Black Uhuru featuring "Leaving To Zion, Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, General Penitentiary"and many...
Two never-before-heard b-sides hailed from the same sessions as the globally acclaimed new Sons of Kemet record 'Black To The Future'. First tune on the...
Susan Cadogan's slinky roots vocal version of The Miracles Motown hit from 1974 produced by Lee Perry with excellent dub version on the flip. All three...
Originally issued in the U.K. on hard to find 1969 Pama subsidiary label Crab. Produced by Derrick Harriott with a version of Otis Redding's "Wholesale...
Cracking mid 70s roots funk cut from the Black Ark with horns & dub on "Kiss Me Neck" Don't miss! All three new Studio 16 7" come in thick company sleeves.
Two tuff dub plates mixes from Junior Delgado featuring early 80s tune "Trouble" given a fresh treatment while "Yard" is an unreleased tune / dub with...
Classic 1976 deep Black Ark roots recording from singer Devon Irons with percussive dub on the flip produced by Lee Perry. All three new Studio 16 7" come...
Uber rare roots dub album from The Morwells, originally issued in the mid 70s on their own label, mixed to it's bare bones at King Tubby's with great effect..check...
Selected by MURO, the world-class King Of Diggin' from the catalogs of the legendary spiritual jazz label "TRIBE" and its followers "WENHA" and "REBIRTH"!
Late 1970's Roots Steppers Channel One business also made famous on dub plate courtesy of the top sound systems of the era. First time as a 7 inch release.
Classic, super-rare album reissued at long last! Includes "World a Music" the original to Damien Marley's "Welcome to Jamrock"! plus "Trouble You A Trouble"...
Dynamite flyer - Xmas special with Lone Ranger, New Year's eve special, followed by Andrew Weatherall in January and David Holmes in February - £5 to...
Two great rare Black Ark recordings from the late 70s recorded at the same sessions as "Heart Of The Congo" featuring the unmistakable voice of Cedric...