Two killer extended tracks from the late 70s from The Reggae Regulars featuring vocalist Allan Kingpin & Tony Benjamin. Both tune mixed by Dennis 'Blackbeard' Bovell.
One of The Gladiators top roots tunes from the early eighties, recorded at Channel One with killer dub version on the flip. Don't miss..on limited clear...
Two stone cold rocksteady classics from The Jamaicans & The Techniques, recorded for Duke Reid's Treasure Isle records in the mid sixties, mixed by Errol...
In demand killer deep roots from Frankie Paul originally released in 1982, first time on 7" vinyl. Clear vinyl limited press, tuff dub version on flip.
Reprising the Channel One Disco Purpose Rhythm Excursion, first in the series from Archive Recordings. Four blistering late 70s dub rockers from the Channel...
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 1977 Freedom Sounds roots produced by the late Bertram Brown and utilising the ferocious Stone rhythm, replete with the previously unreleased...
Donovan Joseph on lead vocals on this wicked relick from 1994 of their late eighties tune "Free Up The Youths" with unreleased and version mixes, backed...
Very rare late 70s heavyweight roots steppers cut with wicked dub from King Tubby's, limited press from Archive Recordings. On green vinyl don't delay..
Two mid 60s classic ska tunes from The Skatalites recorded for Duke Reid and featuring Tommy McCook, Don Drummond & Co. Excellent sound quality on these...
Deep roots reggae 7" originally issued on 12" in the early eighties featuring Noel Bailey with the Roots Radics. Limited reissue with plain white 7" sleeve...
U.K. roots classic originally released in 1980, with horns cut on the flip. Produced by Jon Rubie for Virgo Stomach label. Now comes in thick company card...
Killer limited repress of rare roots 7"..
Produced and originally pressed up in very limited numbers by Heron's out of Mandeville, this one-away classic...
Album features Ernie K Doe’s ‘Here Come The Girls’, The Meters, Eddie Bo, Professor Longhair, Lee Dorsey, Wild Magnolias and more.
This is the definitive...