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ABBASANI - REVELATION TIME/VERSIONAbsolute killer '90s digi. Exciting and uplifting roots from the Abbasani crew, produced by Milton Boothe. Complete with thunder effect at the start! |
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ALPHA ROWEN - TELL ME TEACHER/VERSION'90s business by Owen "Alpha" Rolex. This is the heavy hitting first cut with expressive vocals and a sparsed out dub on the flip. Seriously conscious tune. |
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ATKINS, HOWIE - WALLS OF BABYLONHowie Atkins' first release after he had moved to Canada, recorded in 1978 by King Culture. Conscious roots reggae tune carried by rolling hand-drums, guitar strums, horns and quality production by King Culture. Later on two albums were released, 'Rock And Come In' and the ... read more » |
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CAMPBELL, CORNELL - MY COUNTRYClassic roots reggae tune from 1978 by a legend of reggae music, Cornell Campbell. Wicked horns on this one. Limited to 500 copies. |
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CLARKE, BUNNY - BE THANKFULA soulful 1975 reggae recording from Bunny Clarke (produced by Lee Perry) gets reissued with remastered audio and the dub version gracing the flip. |
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DONALDSON, ERIC -& THE KEYSTONES- - STAND UP/DUBGroovy reggae track from Eric Donaldson. Recorded and produced produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry in 1977. Edition of 500 copies. |
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EARL SIXTEEN - FREEDOMNow back on 7-inch is a killer piece of 1977 Black Ark magic from Earl Daley, Lee Perry, Steely, Albert Malawi and Dalton Browne. Original roots reggae by the man Earl Sixteen, recorded and produced in pure classic Lee Scratch Perry style! |
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ELLIS, NOEL - LIVE IN LOVEReissued on vinyl is the 1988 single by the son of legendary Studio One/Treasure Isle recording artist Alton Ellis. Produced by Anthony "Basic" Hibbert, 'Live In Love' is a classic digital roots tune that has stood the test of time with ease and glory. |
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FERGUS, WINSTON - PAY TO LIVE/KEEP DANCINGBack on wax are two early '80s roots cuts (extended versions!) from the reggae singer who started his career fronting The Equators. |
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HEYWOOD, WINSTON - LONG LONG TIMEThis 1976 reggae song from Winston Heywood was produced by Lee Perry. Now it's back on wax, featuring remastered sound and the dub version on the flip. Limited edition! |
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HILL, JOSEPH -& CULTURE- - POLICE MANJoseph Hill is the lead singer of Culture, one of Jamaica's best roots reggae groups. The rather obscure 'Police Man' tune now gets the reissue treatment. Dub version by Sly & Robbie in unity with the Ring Craft Posse on the flipside. |
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I.C.E.E.S. - PUBLIC PROSECUTIONMuch needed reissue of this heavy roots tune from 1982. Big bass riddim and memorable lyrics and vocals by the Jamaican I.C.E.E.S. group. Ring Craft Posse dubs it on the b-side. |
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JAH EMBASSY PLAYERS - TRIBALJah Embassy Players is a side project of Jahmbassador Hi-Fi, one of Belgium's best known soundsystems. From 2010 on, these musicians have been steadily working on their sound and also create their own dubs. Here available on 7-inch, 'Tribal' remains one of Jahmbassador's ... read more » |
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JARRETT, WINSTON - WORK UP YOURSELFHeavy hitting roots rarity by Winston Jarrett, produced by Dillinger and first released in 1983. Limited to 500 copies. |
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JONES, VIVIAN - BANK ROBBERYVivian Jones' debut album, originally released in 1983 and backed by Undivided Roots. Heavy slow sparse rhythms (in a Roots Radics style) and floating keyboards. Superb roots by this inspired UK singer, including the well-known tunes 'Flash It And Gwan' and 'Third World ... read more » |
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JONES, VIVIAN - INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISMCrucial '90s production by Ossie Thomas. One of the lesser-known tunes by Vivian Jones, but what a rough diamond this is, computer-programmed digital drums and horns guide Vivian's tremendously fetching vocals. Drops heavy! |
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KING MEDIOUS - THIS WORLDA crucial early '70s Lee Perry production gets reissued on 7-inch, featuring remastered audio and the dub version on the b-side. This edition is limited to 500 copies! |
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KING SHARK - BLACK MANConscious early '90s tune by King Shark. Self-produced and released on his own label Green Farm in 1991. Easy-going rhythm, horns and bass and fantastic conscious lyrics. Listen! |
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LORD CREATOR - SUCH IS LIFE/SUCH IS DUBIn 1978 Creator returned to the Black Ark to re-record his in 1968 in Randys studio recorded song 'Such Is Life'. One of the highlights of the '70s Black Ark era now finally available again on 12". Edition of 500 copies. |
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MCANUFF, WINSTON - FEAR/FEAR DUBIncredibly deep roots tune composed end of the '70s by Winston McAnuff and the Black Kush Band. Re-recorded in the 2000s and now for the first time on 7"! |
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MCANUFF, WINSTON - HYPOCRITESWinston McAnuff roots tune from 1980. Fatman Riddim Section takes care of the dub version on the b-side. |
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MCANUFF, WINSTON - UNCHAINED/STILL IN CHAINSVintage Winston McAnuff tune, long out of print. First time on 7" with dub on the flip by Fatman Riddim Section. |
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MCANUFF, WINSTON - WHAT A MAN SOW/WHAT A MAN DUBVintage Winston McAnuff tune, long out of print. First time on 7" with dub on the flip by Fatman Riddim Section. |
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PALMA, TRISTON - BORN NAKEDNext cut to 'Institutionalized Racism' with Triston Palma on the vocals and a different dub. Produced by Ossie Thomas. |
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PERRY, LEE - CAPTIVEA 1978 tune by living reggae legend Lee Scratch Perry, reissued on 7-inch with an Upsetters dub version on the flip. |
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