Originally released in 1977 on third world records and produced by the then Prince Jammy. DJ U. Black riding classic rhythms from Black Uluru and The Travellers. Check 'crocodile style' ' African style '
Founded in 1981 in Britain's second city Birmingham, the band Sceptre were part of a thriving local music scene, a scene that for the most part revolved...
Vivian Jackson, aka Yabby You, was the living embodiment of the struggling, but highly spiritually attuned, Rasta brethren of Kingston during the peak...
Prod by Bunny Lee, mixed at Jammys and King TubbysOriginal UK Mono Vinyl VG+/Sleeve VG+
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Classic 70s roots from Yabby You but this is the rare dub plate version, unavailable till now...don't delay. Heavyweight business on clean and loud pressing...
Prince Far I 3rd album originally released in 1977 for Joe Gibbs.
Mixed and engineered by Joe Gibbs & Errol Thompson, backed by some of the best riddims...
Highly sought after roots album from 1983 produced by Linval Thompson, tune after tune all killer no filler from Freddy McKay. Beautifully repackaged and...
NOW ON CD...The Light Of Saba's Third album from the mid seventies featuring killer tunes as "Outcry" "Sabayindah" "Jah Light It Right" with band leader...
Killer early 80s roots vocal cut from Don Angelo produced by Sugar Minott for his Black Roots Productions label...check the wicked dub on the flip. highly...
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Black Mango are a mystery production outfit who are choosing to remain anonymous, with the exception of the Souku...
This is the quintessence of the Wailers lead by Familyman, playing a killer horn instrumental and the dubwise. Arguably one of the most accomplished reggae...
Unreleased roots dub album from the dub master Scientist originally recorded in 1980 but left on the Jah Life shelf till now. Featuring superb mixes such...