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Triston Palma Joker Smoker

Greensleeves

Reggae

Reissue LP AALP0679£23.00
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1. Innocent Man
2. Babylon
3. Give Me Give Me Your Love
4. Lonely Man
5. Got to Praise Jah jah
6. Joker Smoker
7. Peace and Love In The Ghetto
8. Two Timer
9. Ghetto King
10. Lover Man

Great early dancehall, a stone cold classic from 1982 by the very young Triston Palma. Produced by Jah Thomas, backed by Roots Radics, recorded and mixed at Channel One.

Top quality stuff, and as with all Greensleeves vinyl it's a very nice pressing

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Triston Palma Bad Boys She Get Up And Skank

Killer early 80s roots vocal with Heavy spaced out dub on the b-side. PLAY LOUD!! excellent repro of original label!

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– Bad Boys
– Good Dub

1. – Bad Boys
2. – Good Dub
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7" G.T.S.001£10.00
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Yellowman, Purpleman, Sister Nancy The Yellow, The Purple and The Nancy Greensleeves

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Junior Murvin Cool Down The Heat Greensleeves

Solid gold previously unreleased Junior Murvin album produced by King Jammy finally sees the light of day - Rare non-album singles plus a trailer load...

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– Cool Down The Heat
– World Inflation
– Come From Far
– Ism Schism
– No Bed Of Rose
– Police And Thieves
– Cool Out Son
– Dancehall Girls
– Zoops
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1. – Cool Down The Heat
2. – World Inflation
3. – Come From Far
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Glen Brown Dubble Attack The Original Pantomine Dee-Jay Collection 1972-74 Greensleeves

If you needed to be convinced of Glen Brown's importance during the early part of reggae's mid-1970s golden era, check out the roster of deejays who lined...

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U-Roy – No.1 In The World
Big Youth – Opportunity Rock
Prince Jazzbo – Meaning Of One
I-Roy – Rasta On A Sunday
Dean Beckford – Father's Call
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1. U-Roy – No.1 In The World
2. Big Youth – Opportunity Rock
3. Prince Jazzbo – Meaning Of One
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John Holt Police In Helicopter Greensleeves

As Dancehall took over Jamaica in the early 80s John Holt proved he was perfectly able to move with the times - includes the massive title track and many...

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