Eric Monty Morris & The Tennors, Viscounts Band – Shameface

Bunny Lee & Friends Tape Rolling!Pressure Sounds

Delving into the vaults of Jamaican producer Bunny Lee once again with some superb choice unreleased cuts from 1971-74 featuring legendary...

Reggae Roots

Slim Smith – The Time Has Come (Unreleased Cut)
I Roy & Augustus Pablo – Devil's Brother In Law (Unreleased Cut)
Cornell Campbell – I Wonder Why
John Holt – Stick By Me (Unreleased Cut)
Horace Andy – Man Next Door (Unreleased Cut)
Delroy Wilson – Any Heart Can Be Broken (Unreleased Cut)
Vin Gordon – Riding For A Fall

1. Slim Smith – The Time Has Come (Unreleased Cut)
2. I Roy & Augustus Pablo – Devil's Brother In Law (Unreleased Cut)
5. Cornell Campbell – I Wonder Why
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The Marvels RockSteady Dub Store

This funky reggae classic from 1972 goes way beyond the boundary of reggae music and reaching to every music lover out there. Beginning with the killer...

Reggae Ska and rocksteady

The Marvels – Rock Steady
Lloyd Charmers – Travelling On

1. The Marvels – Rock Steady
2. Lloyd Charmers – Travelling On
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Jimmy London Can't Get Used To Losing You Giant

Roots version of the 60s classic Andy Williams tune! MINT

Reggae Funk and Soul Reggae

– Can't Get Used To Losing You

1. – Can't Get Used To Losing You
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Prince Buster And His All Stars Funky Jamaica Rock-A-Shacka

Most likely released around 1971, this cover of Beginning of the End is a rare and wonderful excursion by Buster into funk, complete with funky-ass bassline....

Reggae Funk and Soul Reggae

– Funky Jamaica
– Closer Together

1. – Funky Jamaica
2. – Closer Together
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Sly & Robbie Dub Sessions 1978-1985 Jamaican Recordings

Sly & Robbie were essentially the official rhythm section of the reggae genre, their slick bass and drum interactions having underpinned the sounds of...

Dub Compilations Reggae

– Sly & Robbie The Kings Of Dub
– Buffalo Solider Dub
– African Roots Dub
– Crazy Baldhead Dub
– Burial Dub

1. – Sly & Robbie The Kings Of Dub
2. – Buffalo Solider Dub
3. – African Roots Dub
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The Pioneers Dem A Laugh An-A-Ki-Ki Boss Records

Two great Pioneers rocksteady songs from 1968 on the same riddim, "Dolly House On Fire" was originally credited to the Reggae Boys.

Reggae Ska and rocksteady

– Dem A Laugh An-A-Ki-Ki
– Dolly House On Fire

1. – Dem A Laugh An-A-Ki-Ki
2. – Dolly House On Fire
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Stranger & Patsy My Love Stranger Soul Cole

A side has Stranger Cole and Patsy Todd's love song over a nice reggae beat. B side has Stranger Cole as the producer of this rocksteady gem, Basil and...

Reggae Ska and rocksteady

Stranger & Patsy – My Love
Basil Daley & Conquerors – So Nice Like Rice

1. Stranger & Patsy – My Love
2. Basil Daley & Conquerors – So Nice Like Rice
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The Ethiopians Fire A Mus Mus Tail Spade

Killer Boss Sound tune from Leonard Dillon & The Ethiopians around 1968...Don't delay!

Reggae Ska and rocksteady

The Ethiopians – Fire A Mus Mus Tail
Ranny Williams & The Hippy Boys – Crock Iron

1. The Ethiopians – Fire A Mus Mus Tail
2. Ranny Williams & The Hippy Boys – Crock Iron
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Charlie Ace & Hippy Boys Scaramouche Hot Shot

The A side is a DJ cut to Lloyd Robinson's "Oh Mama", originally issued on the Hippy label in Jamaica, the label that was inspiration for their Hippy Boys...

Reggae Ska and rocksteady