94273

    Victor Morris Now I'm All Alone / Fall And Rise

    Amalgamated Records
    • Victor Morris – Now I'm All Alone
    • Victor Morris – Fall And Rise
    • 1. Victor Morris – Now I'm All Alone
    • 2. Victor Morris – Fall And Rise

    Victor Morris's stand alone rocksteady tracks recorded in 1967 for Joe Gibbs Amalgamated label.

    People also bought

    Billy DiceGroovy Lover / Mod MoodTennors
    Great early 70s skank from Billy Dice, never issued in the U.K. with Bernard (Touta) Harvey funky organ version on the flip.
    • – Groovy Lover
    • – Mod Mood
    Junior MurvinCool Out SonStudio 16
    Junior Murvin's tuff late 70s vocal cut "Cool Out Son" on a awesome relick of "Real Rock" riddim from Joe Gibbs & The Professionals with dub from The Mighty...
    • Junior Murvin – Cool Out Son
    • Joe Gibbs & The Professionals – Cooling Out
    The MorwellsRealityStudio 16
    Superb mid 70s roots vocal cut with dub version on the flip from The Morwells, one of Jamaica's finest groups of the decade. Comes in full colour limited...
    • The Morwells – Reality
    • Morwell Unlimited – In Reality
    The MeditationsNo PeaceStudio 16
    The Meditations only recorded a few tracks at The Black Ark with Lee Perry but "No Peace" is essential hearing, great roots melodies on top of tuff late...
    • – No Peace
    • – Version
    Chuck JacquesNow That You Are Gone / You Will Be MineCaltone
    Two very rare ska tunes on the cusp of rocksteady from vocalist Chuck Jacpues originally released on Blondel Calnek's Caltone label in 1967.
    • – Now That You Are Gone
    • – You Will Be Mine
    The SchoolboysDo It Now / It's Not The WaySpade Records
    The Schoolboys featuring a young Jacob Miller in their ranks recorded this early reggae nugget in the late 60s with early Max Romeo cut on the flip, both...
    • The Schoolboys – Do It Now
    • Max Romeo – It's Not The Way
    Ken ParkerIt's Alright / One LovePressure Beat
    Great '69 soulful vocal cut from Ken Parker on a early reggae rhythm supplied by Joe Gibbs with Johnny Moore's relick of Don Drummond's "The Reburial"...
    • – It's Alright
    • – One Love