• The Pioneers – Mother Matty
    • The Pioneers – Things Got To Change
    • 1. Mother Matty
    • 2. Things Got To Change

    Two killer boss sounds from 1969 produced by Joe Gibbs & Sidney Crooks from The Pioneers.

    Other Releases by The Pioneers

    The PioneersI Feel So BadOriginal Gravity
    Pioneers singers George & Jackie re-licking inna early reggae style Jackie Edwards soul classic "I Feel Bad"
    • – I Feel So Bad
    • – I Feel So Bad Boss Version
    The PioneersBad Company / Shubeen We DehPioneer International
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      The PioneersTrouble Deh BushBeverley's
      Absolute supreme tune from The Pioneers with "Drive Back" on the flip as the original..
      • – Trouble Deh Bush
      • – Drive Back
      The PioneersLong ShotMusic On Vinyl
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        • – Me Naw Go A Believe
        • – You'll Never Get Away
        • – No Dope Me Pony
        • – Jackpot
        • – Give Me A Little Loving
        The PioneersLong Shot Kick The Bucket Beverley's
        Long Shot kick the bucket ! A reggae classic on a nice clean pressing, with a dubby intrumental version on the B side
        • – Long Shot

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        • – Night And Day
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        The ClarendoniansDeep Down In My HeartDrum Beat
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        • – Deep Down In My Heart
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        Killer selection from Pressure Sounds of Bunny 'Striker' Lee's late 60s early 70s productions in the new faster style of reggae. Featuring Delroy Wilson,...
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          Johnny MelodyCover Your MouthBeverley's
          Two rare rocksteady cuts from Johnny Melody and Larry Marshall on the flip with "Money Gal"
          • Johnny Melody – Cover Your Mouth
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          The Cool CatsWhat Kind Of Man / Riverton CityCaltone
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