Uptempo late sixties recording from The Harmonians with Randy Williams organ instrumental cut from the early 70s on the flip. Most "Spade" releases were...
Mid 70s DJ cut from The Mexicano aka Rudy Grant brother of Eddy Grant on the heavyweight "Marcus Garvey" rhythm borrowed from Burning Spear & Jack Ruby.
Two ultra cool rocksteady nuggets from 1968 produced by Joe Gibbs featuring Leo Graham led Overtakers and early recording from singer Keith Blake aka Prince...
Two great early 70s recordings from The Africans laid down at Federal studios in Kingston. The group never made an album but check out their other reissue...
Africa Is Calling' by Ras Mabuba (Dennis Lawrence) is a rare one-away Rastafari diamond from 1981 originally on the Foluke label. Reissued from obscurity,...
Produced by Joe Gibbs and engineered by Errol Thompson, this 1980 compilation features performances by Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, Earth & Stone, Junior...
Original 1979 Rockers U.K. style from Dennis Bovell with visiting Jamaican DJ I-Roy recorded with members of Aswad & Matumbi, given a fresh mix at Mad...
Top draw deep roots tune from The Morwells originally released in 1977 the year of the two sevens clash, full dread 12" mix plus bonus uplifting "We Waan...
Second Impluse! records release for cult UK jazz psychonauts, Sons Of Kemet! Frenetic, spiritual, cosmic jazz energy from Shabaka Hutchings, Theon Cross...
**As sampled by Pete Rock and Organized Konfusion!** Dynamite Cuts reissue this monster, double-sider feat. the definitive versions of 'Burning Spear'...
Heavy roots from Dillinger in singing mode, originally released in 1978 on deep relick of the “Artibella” riddim with great dub version and nice repo...
Great remix of Singer Blue & Dougie Wardrop's U.K. roots classic from the early 2000, with dub version on the flip. Killer original version featured on...
Superb new follow up to 2017 "Creation" LP from Shanti Yalah,10 tracks of the finest new roots rockers recorded with Roberto Sanchez at A Lone Ark studio...
Misleading title as it's not a compilation but a fully recording set produced by Alvin Ranglin at Channel One with The Revolutionaires in 1977. Pure Sly...
Dennis Bovell & Matumbi 1st single from 1973, their killer version of the Hot Chocolate classic from the same year and complete with great DJ Toasting...