Barrington Levy You Have It
GG's
Top early eighties vocal cut from Barrington Levy produced by Alvin Ranglin for his label GG's with full dub on the flip.
Great deep roots one away tune from Nyah Hunter from the mid 70s produced by Alvin Ranglin.
- – Loving Bride
- 1. – Loving Bride
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Brilliant new single from Dub Princess and Dreadsquard - Too Much Juggling has already picked up airplay from David Rodigan on BBC1xtra. It comes with the instrumental on the b-side. Only 300 numbered copies being pressed.
One of Four limited 7" singles from Happy People label.
- – Too Much Juggling
- – Too Much Juggling (instrumental)
- 1. – Too Much Juggling
- 2. – Too Much Juggling (instrumental)
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- 7"£10.00
A collection of classic Blue Note tracks, reworked and newly recorded by a selection of the UK scene’s most exciting young talents. Representing a bridge between the ground-breaking label’s past and future, the project features contributions from a rollcall of 16 revered UK acts including Shabaka Hutchings, Ezra Collective, Nubya Garcia, Mr Jukes, Steam Down, Skinny Pelembe, Emma-Jean Thackray, Yazmin Lacey, Poppy Ajudha, Jordan Rakei, Fieh, Ishmael Ensemble, Blue Lab Beats, Melt Yourself Down, Alfa Mist, and Jorja Smith!
- Jorja Smith – Rose Rouge (from St Germain Tourist, 2000)
- Ezra Collective – Footprints (from Wayne Shorter Adam’s Apple, 1966)
- Poppy Ajudha – Watermelon Man (Under The Sun) (from Herbie Hancock Takin’ Off, 1962)
- Jordan Rakei – Wind Parade (from Donald Byrd Places and Spaces, 1975)
- Skinny Pelembe – Illusion (Silly Apparition) (from Andrew Hill One for One, 1969)
- Alfa Mist – Galaxy (rom Eddie Henderson Sunburst, 1975)
- Steam Down feat. Afronaut Zu – Etcetera (from Wayne Shorter Etcetera, 1965)
- Yazmin Lacey – I’ll Never Stop Loving You (from Dodo Greene My Hour of Need, 1962)
- 1. Jorja Smith – Rose Rouge (from St Germain Tourist, 2000)
- 2. Ezra Collective – Footprints (from Wayne Shorter Adam’s Apple, 1966)
- 3. Poppy Ajudha – Watermelon Man (Under The Sun) (from Herbie Hancock Takin’ Off, 1962)
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Killer rare organ instrumental cut from Brother Dan aka Dandy Livingstone, 1968 originally a B-side on Trojan which is very hard to find now in any condition..
DON'T MISS...
- – Eastern Organ
- – My Dreams
- 1. – Eastern Organ
- 2. – My Dreams
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- 7"£12.00
Killer 1976 J.A. mix of Work All Day from Barry Biggs now complete with the guitar version from Clarence Wears with two dub versions.
- Barry Biggs – Work All Day
- 1. Barry Biggs – Work All Day
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Kakai Kilonzo is one of only a handful of benga artists to attract a broad following across Kenya. He opened up his music to others outside his Kamba language and background by singing in Swahili, which is widely understood throughout Kenya.
The songs on this compilation are taken from across Kakai's recording career, spanning from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, shortly before his illness and untimely death in early 1987, aged only 33. A selection of hard-to-find 45s from Les Kilimambogo Brothers, which are being released on vinyl here, for the first time outside Kenya.
- – Mwiitu Beth
- – Annah, I Love You
- – Baba Mkwe, Pt. 1
- – Baba Mkwe, Pt. 2
- – Bibi Yangu Nakupenda
- – Kilimambogo Mathauni
- – Ngomeleelye Kitambaasye
- – Bibi Ni Wa Mmoja
- – Punguza Ulevi
- 1. – Mwiitu Beth
- 2. – Annah, I Love You
- 3. – Baba Mkwe, Pt. 1
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- LP + CD£20.00inc. CD version of the album
Great upbeat collection of six Dennis Brown's 12" discomixes from his work with Joe Gibbs & Errol Thompson featuring classic as his version of Slave Driver, Man Next Door, Oh What A Day plus the 7" killer version of Open Up.
- – Slave Driver
- – Three Meals A Day
- – Man Next Door
- – Oh What A Day
- – Home Sweet Home
- – Open Up
- 1. – Slave Driver
- 2. – Three Meals A Day
- 3. – Man Next Door
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'Victim Of Society'' rhythm that was reissued a couple of years back. This time featuring none other than Michael Palmer with 'My Region' originally recorded in 1985. A Black Scorpio anthem that most should know and perhaps already carry in their record box, only this time they’ve added a 2020 update sweetness to the mix. To balance the vintage with the modern, they invited the living legend, music maestro Dean Fraser to the Black Scorpio studios.
Sound clip soon..
- Michael Palmer – My Region
- Dean Fraser – Champion Of Society
- 1. Michael Palmer – My Region
- 2. Dean Fraser – Champion Of Society
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- 7"£9.99
Voiced over Sugar Minott’s 'Victim Of Society'' rhythm that was reissued a couple of years back, this time featuring legendary Rootsman himself Johnny Clarke with 'Sit Down & Wonder'. First time on a 7" it was originally voiced in 1985, however the tapes would sit stagnant on the shelves for almost 20 years before surfacing again on a Black Scorpio compilation called 'Come With Me'. Combining the vintage with the modern we have also added a new 2020 mix to this deadly version.
- – Sit Down & Wonder
- – Version Remix
- 1. – Sit Down & Wonder
- 2. – Version Remix
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- 7"£9.99