Bo Jangles Prophecy Reveal

Dancehall party monster. Released in 1993 on the classic 'stalag' rhythm, huge tune with the intro by fuzzy jones

Deep roots reggae 7" originally issued on 12" in the early eighties featuring Noel Bailey with the roots radics.

all time classic early reggae tune on a very clean and loud repress with original label, rare instrumental version on the b-side for your mc's out there!!

killer early ska tune produced by byron lee and ronnie nasrallah in 1961/2. jerry McCarthy on lead vocals with version on the b-side. these clean represses...

Jamaican Dancehall anthem 

rare roots 7" only release from 1982 from the mighty diamonds,with a wicked horns led instrumental cut on the b-side. limited repress don't delay!!

BACK IN STOCK!! never officially released,dub plate of all dub plates from channel one.this limited 7" comes on heavy vinyl and company sleeve.

ESSENTIAL PARTY BOMB ALERT !!!! Classic digital dancehall tune to rock any party. Golden Hen / version

Awesome party-starting roots classic with wicked version

Jamaican repress of early 70's tune that became a huge UK hit

All time classic reggae party tune!! (with wicked version on the b-side)

killer dj cut with wicked dub on the b-side

 

Early Dancehall hit from the late great Tenor Saw

wicked early 80s roots vocal cut with strong dub on the flip. reissued in company sleeves/clear vinyl and loud and clean pressings.BACK IN STOCK BUT LIMITED!!

Killer cover version of the Junior soul tune

it's rocksteady time on broadwick street, 5 new 7" only treasure isle reissues. roy cousins leading the royals over a rocksteady beat with the senations...

Killer original vocal cut from 1967 produced by Lee Perry & Joe Gibbs. Top Draw!!

Roots classic with a great Dub on the B side. As featured on their landmark album from 1977 "two sevens clash"

 

From over 150 singles and 20 albums these 10 extracts are showing you the quality and range of Jah Reggae music', as the cover puts it. Recommended!

one of three new reissue 7" from pressure sounds all on the "rumours" rhythm from 1988.

on the 'joe frasier' rhythm from 1982 produced by winston riley

wicked roots vocal cut from the "sleng teng" man again produced by prince jammy but more rootys sound than the digital sound that was to come a few years...