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The High Priest Of Reggae (reissue)
Cat: RROO 399. Rel: 21 May 25
Jesse James (2:40)
Mr Popcorn (2:38)
I Got To Have Your Love (2:42)
(Sloop) John B (2:22)
Shoo Bee Shoo Bee (2:43)
Hailes Selaise (3:12)
Skinhead Train (bonus track) (3:02)
Reggae 69 (bonus track) (2:58)
Landlords & Tenants (2:45)
Save The Last Dance (3:11)
Walk Right Back (2:23)
Don't Be Cruel (2:08)
Woppi King (3:39)
Suffering Still (3:41)
Donkey Man (bonus track) (4:16)
Skinhead Invasion (bonus track) (2:12)
Review: Laurel Aitken's High Priest of Reggae album is an early classic of the genre from 1969, and it captures the ska pioneer at a pivotal moment when he was blending his Jamaican roots with the evolving UK reggae scene. It came on Pama Records and shows Aitken's versatility with cuts like 'Jesse James' and 'Landlords and Tenants,' both a testament to his storytelling lyrical prowess over inventive rhythms down low. Songs such as 'Haile Selassie' reflect his engagement with the burgeoning roots reggae movement, while the classic crossover jam 'Skinhead Train' nods to his influence on the skinhead subculture. This album earned Aitken the status of the "Godfather of Ska" and it's easy to hear why listening back to this reissue.
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We Will Meet In A Hurricane
We Will Meet In A Hurricane (gatefold peach vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: DAV 332. Rel: 17 Nov 22
We Will Meet In A Hurricane (3:19)
Walk Through Fire (feat Aimee Interrupter) (3:15)
Longer Days In Shorter Years (3:33)
Birds Of A Feather (feat Ashleigh Ball) (3:59)
Beyond Four Walls (3:43)
Man From Cascades (3:50)
Something Lost + Something Found (3:09)
Shine On (feat The Skints) (3:05)
A Torn Jacket With Silver Lining (4:42)
Margie, Do Your Best (3:35)
Hard Road (3:11)
Into The Black (3:56)
Review: Malinowski and Eon Sinclair are back with a full-length album as Bedouin Soundclash. It comes on Dine Alone Records after the release of singles 'Shine On' and 'Something Lost + Something Found' back in summer. The record was further teased with 'Birds of a Feather' (featuring Ashleigh Ball from Hey Ocean and vocalist Jay Malinowski) and 'Beyond Four Walls'. All those tracks are included alongside some superb new songs. They add up to a reggae and ska classic that leans on the old school but also brings plenty of fresh new styles.
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On The Sun (20th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: PRVI 58784011. Rel: 07 Jan 25
Tuk Tuk (4:45)
Turn It Around (4:32)
Bring You Up (5:57)
Sort It Out (3:35)
So True (3:53)
Fire (4:58)
Let's Get Down (3:28)
Shazzy Dub (5:23)
You Get Me (4:56)
Senegal Champions Of Africa (5:27)
On The Sun (7:00)
Rogan Josh (bonus track) (4:46)
Koia Ko Koe (bonus track) (3:54)
Review: During Wellington's cultural renaissance, The Black Seeds emerged as trailblazers and soon hooked in audiences with their energetic live shows and earning a reputation as summer festival favourites. In 2004, they blended funk and soul into their signature roots-reggae style to create this, their second studio album which became not only a Triple Platinum album but also a defining moment in modern New Zealand music history. Featuring three hit singles and including the Quadruple Platinum anthem 'So True,' this record embodies the Kiwi summer spirit and Gareth Moon's accompanying video with the band cruising sunlit locales in a classic Holden wagon only cemented that legacy.
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Black Gold & Green (reissue)
Black Gold & Green (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 3755C. Rel: 18 Sep 24
Out Of Love
Missing You
Look What You Have Done To Me
Ain't No Sunshine
Hallelujah
Train/I Don't Want To See You Cry
Thinking
Second Chance
Have I Sinned
Black, Gold & Green
Suzie
You're Feeling & Mine
Review: Black, Gold & Green was the first of three albums Ken Boothe recorded with producer Lloyd Charmers, who did fine job of elevating his Memphis-via-Kingston sound. Featuring some of Boothe's finest soul vocals, standout tracks include 'Out of Love,' 'Missing You,' and the gritty 'Second Chance' which offers up a vocal style reminiscent of the one and only dock man, Otis Redding. Rooted in powerful religious and social messages, the album carries a deep political undertone throughout. Quite notably, it also features a superb cover of Bill Withers' lovely 'Ain't No Sunshine' as part of an album that marked a significant evolution in Boothe's fusion of Jamaican soul and reggae.
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Super Reggae & Soul Hits
Super Reggae & Soul Hits (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2894C. Rel: 19 Feb 25
Concentration (version 1) (2:28)
Concentration (version 3) (3:18)
Silhouettes (3:21)
Wichita Lineman (4:01)
He Can't Spell (3:17)
Musical Heatwave (2:35)
I Didn't Know (version 1) (2:35)
I Didn't Know (version 3) (2:35)
How Could I Let You Get Away (3:45)
Lips Of Wine (2:44)
Let Me Down Easy (2:56)
Changing Times (2:59)
Review: First released in 1972, this authentic and essential reggae album showcased the most popular tracks recorded by a young Dennis Brown under the guidance of renowned producer Derrick Harriott. The third album in Brown's career, Super Reggae and Soul Hits marked a significant turning point and helped to establish him as a versatile singer-songwriter capable of crafting deeply soulful music. It highlighted his ability to connect with an adult audience as he explored the interaction of reggae with soul influences, emotional depth and musical maturity. This album played a crucial role in solidifying Brown's reputation as one of reggae's most influential artists so remains an essential part of his story.
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Soul Ska!
Soul Ska! (limited 180 gram red vinyl LP)
Cat: BSRLP 934R. Rel: 28 Jan 22
Soul-Ska (4:15)
Girl, I Got A Date (2:45)
Shoobe Doobe Doo (2:14)
On The Beach (2:36)
Bend Down Low (3:45)
CC Rider (3:11)
Musical Pressure (2:38)
Rocksteady (2:47)
Gimme Some (3:01)
Got To Get You Outta My Life (2:22)
Can You Hear Me? (2:15)
Waiting For The Train (2:17)
Review: Byron Lee was an important part of Jamaican music from his first appearance in the 60s and onwards. Amongst his bustling back catalogue is this cheery classic from 1980, which keeps the heart and soul of ska alive, with an emphasis on the soul. The rhythms are reliably skanking throughout, whether stopping by the melancholic 'Shoobe Doobe Doo' or the chirpy 'Bend Down Low'. This is ska in its truest sense, with an infectious energy which speaks universally to young and old, hip and square. You can also hear the strong US RnB roots of the music in Lee's songwriting, and it tugs at the heart strings in just the same way. Grab an immaculate album of honest, earnest songwriting magic with all the irrepressible joy of Jamaica coursing through its veins.
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No More Running (reissue)
No More Running (reissue) (180 gram translucent purple vinyl LP)
Cat: BSRLP 941P. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Soul Sister
Foot Stool
Can't Get No Peace
Free Man
When The Grass Is Green
No More Running
Tribal War
You Must Get A Beaten
If You Don't Love Jah
Hit Me With Music
Review: 1978 was a standout year for the great Al Campbell, with five album releases across various labels. This particular album, originally released on Phil Pratt's Terminal label, was originally released in 1981 and stands as one of his most notable. It features powerful roots tracks like 'Foot Stool,' 'Soul Sister' and 'No More Running' which combine militant rhythms with Campbell's soulful vocals fusing conscious reggae and emotional depth. It is a true classic of its genre that now comes on nice coloured wax that looks as good as it sounds.

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Reggae Charm (reissue)
Reggae Charm (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 3758C. Rel: 12 Aug 24
Dr No Go (2:14)
Try To Remember (2:19)
Oh Happy Day (2:18)
Honey (2:49)
Israelites (2:15)
Last Date (2:37)
If I Only Had Time (2:32)
Chokin Kind (2:31)
Mama Look (2:10)
How Long (3:04)
Love Can Make You Happy (2:25)
Tribute To The Dragon (2:09)
Review: Reggae Charmers was originally released in 1970 and it showcased the best of Lloyd Charmers, who was born Lloyd Tyrell. His career spans Jamaica's vibrant musical eras from the late 50s shuffle r&b and ska boom to the rocksteady and roots reggae of the 60s and 70s. Across those years, Charmers excelled as a vocalist, session musician, and producer and after taking up the piano in 1966, he soon formed his own band. It backed artists like Ken Parker, Max Romeo, Pat Kelly, John Holt, and Slim Smith & the Uniques while Charmers also sang with the Uniques and gained a reputation for delivering some of the era's most compelling rhythms.
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007 Shanty Town
007 Shanty Town (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile magenta vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2347M. Rel: 13 Apr 23
007 (Shanty Town) (2:34)
Unity (2:23)
Wise Man (2:14)
Rude Boy Train (2:19)
You've Got Your Troubles (3:15)
Rudie Got Soul (2:44)
Mother Young Gal (2:55)
Keep A Cool Head (2:03)
Shing-A-Ling (2:25)
Mother Long Tongue (2:11)
Personal Possession (2:57)
Sweet Music (2:32)
Review: Shanty Town was the debut album by the legends in the making of the reggae world that are Desmond Dekker and his Aces aka Wilson James and Easton Barrington Howard. It of course induces the title track which was the first to make them stars on the international stage and even managed to hit the heady heights of #14 on the UK charts. It's an album that shows how ska from the mid-60s had an influence on the rocksteady sound and as well as the 'Spanky Town' classic you'll hear gems like 'Israelites' from 1968 and 'It Miek' from 1969.
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Ready Natty Dreadie (reissue)
2025 bestseller!
Cat: CLOLP 7018. Rel: 03 Feb 25
Natty Ten To One (2:28)
Babylon Bridge (2:34)
Dub Them Rasta (3:07)
Babylon Fever (2:43)
Ready Natty Dreadie (2:14)
Natty Kung Fu (3:13)
Fountain On The Mountain (2:34)
Leave The Area (3:17)
Set Jah Jah Children Free (2:45)
Jamaican Collie (3:11)
Killer Man Jaro (3:14)
Chucky Skank (2:31)
Review: If you like your reggae true to the original sound then this one is likely already long on your want list. It's a stone-cold classic from Dillinger that was one of the great DJ albums for Studio One back in the mid-1970s. It is packed with classic rhythms that were all produced with the expert guidance of Clement Dodd. Ready Natty Dreadie features non-stop highlights such as 'Pretty Looks' and 'Ten to One', the weighty low end of 'Full Up' and the magical top lines of 'Creation Rebel'. A crucial reissue.
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Version Excursions (reissue)
Cat: STIX 056LP. Rel: 14 Jun 22
The Dynamic Sound (4:34)
Girls & Boys (1:36)
7 Nation Army (4:25)
Land Of 1000 Dances (3:58)
Rockit (3:14)
Green Onions (bonus track) (3:26)
Miss You (long edit) (6:56)
Brothers On The Slide (4:07)
Lay Lady Lay (3:45)
Whole Lotta Love (4:23)
90% Of Me Is You (4:08)
Music (4:00)
Feel Like Making Love (4:45)
The Creator Of The Master Plan (4:53)
Fever (5:54)
Move On Up (5:57)
Review: Back in the mid-to-late noughties, musical polymath Bruno Hovart (Patchworks, Voilaaa, Mr President, Uptown Funk Empire etc) helmed a revivalist dub reggae band famed for delivering dusty cover versions of soul, pop and rock hits. Hovart is a dab hand at making anything he touches sound scarily authentic, and much of Version Excursions, the band's now reissued debut album, sounds like proper Jamaican rocksteady, roots and ska of the 1970s. It's a simple idea, brilliantly executed, with highlights including their covers of 'Seven Nation Army', the Rolling Stones' 'Miss You' (reimagined as a toaster-sporting disco-reggae jam), and Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love'.
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I Do Love You (reissue)
I Do Love You (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: OTS 290. Rel: 25 Sep 23
I Do Love You (3:07)
Don't Stop (2:25)
Bewildered (3:37)
Who Told You (2:36)
You're Eyes Are Dreaming (3:22)
Julie On My Mind (2:53)
On The Run (With A Gun) (2:43)
A Little Story (2:45)
Do What You Wanna Do (2:56)
Johnny Gunman (2:15)
Why Make Believe (2:44)
Miss Black & Beautiful (2:27)
Come On Girl (3:09)
Theme From Peyton Place (bonus track) (2:31)
Review: Following his Original Mr Cool Ruler album being reissued back in summer by Lantern Rec, Octave Lab now gets in on the action by serving up his I Do Love You album from 1972. It's a delightful work of lovers' rock and roots magic that is centered around his impossibly pure and soulful vocals. They convey all manner of emotions from pain to joy over clean dubs and acoustic guitars. The hooks are catchy and their rhythms percussive, with joyous like 'Don't Stop' and more rueful vibes such as 'You're Eyes Are Dreaming' all sounding as good as ever.
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The Return Of Jack Sparrow (reissue)
Cat: OVLP 253. Rel: 25 Jun 21
Slender Thread (3:20)
Your Promise (3:31)
Straight On Rastafari (4:11)
Straight On (version) (4:03)
I Need Someone (4:02)
I Need Someone (dub) (3:54)
Are You Loving Me (3:11)
Train To Skaville (4:21)
Mother's Tender Care (3:41)
I'm Gonna Take Over (3:18)
Take Over (version) (3:14)
Flirty Flirty Guys (3:33)
Live Good (3:11)
Live Good (dub) (3:11)
Band Your Belly (3:16)
Beggars Have No Choice (3:09)
Do It Sweet (3:09)
Let's Get Together Now (3:16)
Heavenly Father (3:20)
Heavenly Father (interlude) (5:08)
Review: Leonard Dillon aka Ethiopian is a bonafide reggae legend who was backed by a top shelf selection of musicians for this previously unreleased album. Omnivore Recordings have acquired Nighthawk Records and Blackheart Music Publishing which is what has made this possible, and they do a fine job with it. The original album was recorded in 1987 when Leonard had already penned two great albums. This one was inspired by hearing tales of a Jamaican drummer on tour who talked of playing with a hot studio band. Leonard wanted to recreate that, and so followed this all-star session band.
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Fishbone
Fishbone (limited LP)
Cat: BTGD 7006011. Rel: 05 Feb 24
All We Have Is Now (3:42)
I Don't Car (2:48)
Estranged Fruit (3:33)
Cubicle (2:50)
Wake Up My Child (2:33)
Review: With their high tempo combination of ska, metal, punk, funk, reggae and soul, many elements of Fishbone can be compared to other bands, but the group themselves have always sounded quite inimitable. Consistently invoking good times, they garnered a truly cult following, drawn by their diverse influences (and membership), pithy wit and razor sharp social commentary. A Los Angeles troupe held very close to many hearts, Fishbone, a five track EP, defines all that hyperbole. It's energetic, engaging, fun, but unarguably accomplished lyrically and musically. Featuring 'All We Have Is Now', their first single featuring longstanding member Chris Dowd since 1994 (he was with the band from formation in 1979 then went on hiatus), here's more than enough proof they're still as irresistible as ever.
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Always
Always (LP + poster + MP3 download code)
Cat: DAP 071LP. Rel: 25 May 22
Always (2:38)
30/56 (2:28)
30/56 (version) (2:13)
Tuesday (3:11)
Maybe Isle (7:08)
You, Still (4:25)
Profilin (2:40)
Profilin (version) (3:26)
Expectations (1:40)
Why Does It Feel Like A Curse (4:39)
Review: Frightnrs are considered one of Daptone's best artists but they have put out any new music since 201 after the tragic passing from ALS of the front man, Dan Klein. That wrong is righted here with Always, a new posthumous long player that comes on black wax as well as a coloured version. As fans would expect, it is a raw and soulful offering from the Queens-based reggae outfit that has been built around vocal stems that Klein recorded before his death. It forms a fitting final album from this outfit who also did more than reggae revivalism by adding elements of Motown, doo-wop, Blues and gospel.

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Galaxy (reissue)
Galaxy (reissue) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: MGLLP 113. Rel: 09 Sep 22
Next To You (6:30)
Let Love Begin (6:32)
The Bed's Too Big Without You (6:51)
The Groove Machine (6:10)
Galaxy (6:51)
Heart To Heart (6:06)
Review: Nigerian disco-boogie act Galaxy's sole, self-titled album has become a holy grail for Afro-boogie collectors over the last few years, so it's no surprise to see Italian crate diggers Mondo Groove giving it the reissue treatment. It was produced by Jake Sollo - one of Nigeria's premier funk and soul musicians of the '70s and '80s - and recorded in the UK, though it was originally only ever released in his home country. Full of killer grooves (Randy Taylor's bass playing stands out), spacey synths and group vocals from the trio known as the 'Galaxy Girls', the set is packed with highlights. Our picks include a sublime, slow-motion reggae-boogie cover of the Police's 'The Bed's Too Big Without You', the intergalactic, club-ready brilliance of 'Galaxy' and the unbridled, life-affirming sweetness of 'Next To You'.
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Ghibli Reggae Plus (reissue)
Ghibli Reggae Plus (reissue) (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: SRVLP 6. Rel: 08 Jan 23
Tonari No Totoro (My Neighbor Totoro) (4:12)
Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind (Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind) (4:22)
Sampo (My Neighbor Totoro) (2:41)
Yasashisa Ni Tsutsumareta Nara (Kiki's Delivery Service) (3:27)
The Girl Who Fell From The Sky (Castle In The Sky) (3:17)
The Princess Mononoke (The Princess Mononoke) (3:05)
Always With Me (Spirited Away) (3:52)
County Road (Whisper Of The Heart) (4:35)
Arrietty's Song (Arrietty) (3:16)
Therru's Song (Tales From Earthsea) (4:50)
Itsudemo Dareka Ga (Pom Poko) (4:14)
The Rose (Only Yesterday) (3:47)
Gake No Ue No Ponyo (Ponyo) (3:04)
Review: As the name suggests, this album is a full-on dub and reggae re-rendering of soundtrack themes from nearly every Studio Ghibli film - from 'My Neighbour Totoro', to 'Nausicaa', to 'Princess Mononoke' - courtesy of a mysterious troupe known only as GBL Sound System. Production comes courtesy of Dubforce's Ippei Tatsuyama and features vocals from artist Kyoko Abe, making for ear-piquing foray into Japanese dub reworks.
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And Dub!
And Dub! (limited red vinyl LP + stickers)
Cat: BMDH&O RED. Rel: 23 May 25
Rich Girl (extended) (3:18)
Private Eyes (3:29)
Private Eyes (instrumental) (3:27)
I Can't Go For That (5:00)
Maneater (4:45)
One On One (4:26)
Review: LA based Black Market Dub like to rework great artists of decades gone by through a new sound system lens. This time it is the great 80s pop duo Hall & Oates who get the treatment with six of their most well-known tunes all reworked at slower tempos, with natty guitars, horns and rolling rhythms bring a new and sunny perspective. 'Private Eyes' in particular sounds superbly laid back and sun kissed for Balearic sessions and 'Maneater' also does the business with the original vocals soaring over lazy chords and amidst oodles of echo and reverb.
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And Dub!
2025 bestseller!
And Dub! (translucent white vinyl LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BMDH & O. Rel: 07 Feb 25
Rich Girl (extended) (3:18)
Private Eyes (3:29)
Private Eyes (instrumental) (3:29)
I Can.t Go For That (5:00)
Maneater (4:45)
One On One (4:26)
Review: You can probably work out what's going on here from the title: a superb collection of reworked Hall & Oates classics inna reggae style. They are the fine work of Black Market Dub who likes to reimagine classic sounds through a 70s Jamaican lens. The techniques used throughout are superbly authentic with hissing hi-hats, lazy tumbling beats and snaking baselines. The vocals remain in their original, often polished, falsetto style and extra horns are added for a lush sunny impact. Great fun, but also great quality.
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Hiroshi II Hiroshi Vol 1 (reissue)
Hiroshi II Hiroshi Vol 1 (reissue) (translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: HRLP 258. Rel: 18 Aug 22
H2O (5:09)
Beauty & Beast+Bagle (instrumental) (5:48)
Pulse Of Calm (4:55)
Beauty & Beast+Bagle (dub) (6:21)
Pulse Of Calm (Guitar) (4:55)
Eastwood Rides Again (3:08)
Review: Hiroshi II Hiroshi was a one-off project from Hiroshi Fujiwara and Hiroshi Kawanbe which came out on File Records in 1993. It's a flawless gem of island boogie smoothed out to a gentle lull, buffeted along by breezy guitar licks and mellow Rhodes, quite happily reclining on a melodious phrase or two for as long as necessary to ensure ultimate relaxation. 'H2O' in particular is a float-adrift masterpiece, while 'Beauty & Beast + Bagel (Dub)' teases a little intrigue in amidst the placid waters without kicking up a fuss. Now it's being repressed on appropriately clear blue vinyl, bringing a perfect nugget of chill-out charm within reach for all your lounging, poolside or hammock-based needs.
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Intérprete: Manu Archeo
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Peacemaker (reissue)
Cat: RROO 396. Rel: 11 Jan 24
Hey Love (3:39)
Hope We Get To Love In Time (3:06)
Hey World (3:39)
Lucy & Me (part 1) (4:03)
Lucy & Me (part 2) (3:56)
I'm Not Gonna Give You Up (3:28)
Peacemaker (3:27)
You Touch My Life (3:47)
Survival Time (part 1) (3:35)
Survival Time (part 2) (3:26)
Review: Legendary reggae vocalist John Holt was such a powerful and potent role on the mic that his 1000 Volts Of Holt album title is a perfect summation of what he brought. It is no wonder then that the Jamaican reggae singer and songwriter can be heard on tons of classic tunes and records across the seventies. For the fascinating Peacemaker, he worked with plenty of talented musicians (Sly and Robbie and Lindel Lewis were amongst them) and recorded across Jamaica and the UK. The results take in love-struck ballads, plenty of direct social commentaries and timeless reggae rollers.
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Undeniable
Undeniable (limited LP)
Cat: VPRL 2663. Rel: 16 Feb 23
Undeniable (feat Kaylan Arnold) (4:02)
Everything (feat Stonebwoy) (2:49)
Trust (3:20)
One More Time (2:49)
Good Life (3:31)
Find My Way (2:33)
Think About It (3:33)
Be The One (3:06)
If I Had You (3:00)
Turn Off The Lights (2:22)
Beautiful (3:41)
Review: GRAMMY-Award nominated reggae artist Jah Cure has already assured his musical legacy but that won't stop him coming through with more great albums. Undeniable is an 11-track long player filled with this artist's trademark sense of passion, romance and heartfelt songwriting. The sounds are a contemporary take on reggae with a fresh edge as well as a nod to the originators. The first single 'Everything' featuring Ghanaian star Stonebwoy has already pleased fans. The two collaborators hook up to great effect as they layer up soulful hooks that lament a love gone bad.
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Saturday Fever (reissue)
Cat: KALITALP 007. Rel: 18 Feb 22
What Next (3:55)
Saturday Fever (4:40)
What Next (dub mix) (3:53)
Your Way Is My Way (4:58)
Is This Love? (4:49)
Feel Me (4:32)
Review: Kalita Records have secured the first ever official reissue of Jivaro's lovely Saturday Fever album. It is said to be one of the best ever kwaito and bubblegum pop records to have ever come from the fertile South African scene and was first released on Maurice Horwitz's Music Team label in 1989. It serves up plenty of sick prog-house grooves and post-boogie sounds, with fat synths, tiny drum machine programming and a catchy Afro vocals that energise and enthuse any DJ set. This has been sourced from the original master tapes so you can be sure it sounds fat.
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Togetherness (reissue)
Cat: RROO 397. Rel: 11 Jan 24
She's Faced The Hardest Time (3:33)
Just To Be Close To You (3:49)
Original Roll Call (3:24)
External Fire (3:35)
Goodbye (3:55)
Suspicious Minds (3:31)
Sweet Inspiration (3:30)
If I Follow My Heart (Medley) (3:57)
Togetherness (3:46)
Swinging My Love (Medley) (4:10)
Review: Anthony Johnson spent lots of time in London despite being from Jamaica and it was during his time in the English capital that he recorded this album, Togetherness, which to this day endures as one of the dynamic dancehall man's best works. It came in 1993 and took in and spat out many of that era's big sounds - pop, ballads and of course dancehall. His singing is superb throughout as you would expect of someone who worked with all the greats, from Lineal Thompson to Lee "Scratch" Perry. Something of a lost gem, this album is now available again courtesy of Radiation Roots.
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Version Excursion
Don LETTS / VARIOUS
Version Excursion (180 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: ALNLP 64. Rel: 04 Apr 22
Ghetto Priest - "Hercules" (North Street West Late Night Tales dub - Exclusive remix) (4:11)
Prince Fatty & Shniece Mcmenamin - "Black Rabbit" (3:52)
Wrongtom meets The Rockers - "Dub In The Supermarket" (Exclusive remix) (3:41)
Gaudi meets The Rebel Dread - "E=MC2" (feat Emily Capell - Exclusive track) (5:12)
Rude Boy - "Superstylin'" (Exclusive remix) (4:40)
Capitol 1212 - "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (feat Earl 16 - Full vocal dub - Exclusive remix) (3:44)
Quantic Presenta Flowering Inferno - "All I Do Is Think About You" (Far East dub - Exclusive remix) (3:24)
Zoe Devlin Love - "Caroline No" (feat Tim Hutton) (2:39)
John Holt - "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" (Mad Professor 2021 dub - Exclusive remix) (3:51)
Cornell Campbell - "Ital City Dub" (Exclusive remix) (3:11)
Matumbi - "I Can't Get Enough Of) That Reggae Stuff" (Dennis Bovell remix - Exclusive remix) (5:02)
Gentleman's Dub Club - "Kiko Bun" (feat Kiko Bun - Ben Mckone dub) (4:36)
Black Box Recorder - "Uptown Top Ranking" (4:02)
OBF - "Sixteen Tons Of Dub" (3:30)
Yasushi Ide - "Ain't No Sunshine" (Space dub mix - Exclusive remix) (3:03)
The Tamlins - "Baltimore" (4:40)
15 16 17 - "Emotion" (Dennis Bovell remix - Exclusive remix) (4:32)
Ash Walker - "There's Nothing Like This" (Exclusive track) (3:38)
The Senior Allstars - "Slipping Into Darkness" (5:55)
Easy Star All-Stars - "Within You Without You" (5:14)
Khruangbin - "Dern Kala" (Khruangbin dub mix - Exclusive remix) (4:05)
Review: The iconic Late Night Tales series scored a real doozy when they managed to lock in Don Letts for for his instalment. The British film director, DJ and musician is a vital part of the UK's musical fabric from his days making videos for The Clash and Elvis Costello to his work with the Big Audio Dynamite band he co-founded. All that history is distilled into this sublime selection of sounds across four vital sounds fo wax. There's reggae, dub, ska, a cover of Joy Division, head twisting goodness from Gentleman's Dub Club and plenty of exclusives. It's an essential listen, basically.
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Prisoner (60th Birthday Edition)
Cat: 163514 57417. Rel: 07 Nov 24
War & Crime (4:38)
Prisoner (4:12)
False Prophets (5:18)
Remember Me (4:26)
Truth In The World (live bonus track) (4:19)
Jah (live) (3:20)
Dracula (5:28)
Reggae Strong (3:41)
Don't Cry (5:16)
Soldier (live bonus track) (5:16)
Review: After the passing of reggae icons Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, South Africa's Lucky Dube rose to prominence as one of the world's most celebrated reggae artists and was known for his powerful stance against apartheid and electrifying global performances. Prisoner is often considered his greatest work and it now gets a special 60th anniversary edition reissue. Featuring socially-driven tracks like 'War and Crime' and 'Prisoner' alongside uplifting songs such as 'Jah Live' and 'Remember Me' they all showcase his unique vocal style. This special 60th Anniversary Edition LP includes original South African artwork, two previously unreleased bonus tracks, a lyric insert and rare photos of the legendary Lucky Dube.
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Pop Style
Pop Style (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 333LP 012. Rel: 19 Oct 23
Pop Style (3:44)
Baby Don't Go (4:00)
Country Girl (3:34)
Take Bribe (3:41)
Budget (3:31)
Everywhere You Go In This World (4:01)
Give Me The Sensi (3:33)
Jah Jah (3:52)
Travellin' Man (3:38)
Review: Hugh Maddo's Pop Style is one of those super rare but cult late 80s reggae and dancehall albums that just hit a perfect sweet spot between styles. Thankfully, Death Is Not The End sub-label 333 has got the rights to this full reissue of the original which was recorded in Jamaica at Byron Lee's Dynamics and Herman Chin-Loy's Aquarius studios in 1987. A wealth of musical talents of the day all feature on it including Winston Wright, Bobby Ellis, and Mikey "Boo" Richards, but the standout is the sublime vocal contribution of Killamanjaro's Hugh Maddo.
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Tags: Dub Reggae | Jamaican
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Treat Me Right
Treat Me Right (limited translucent yellow vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: LLM 7838671. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Treat You Right (2:14)
Adam & Eve (3:03)
Brand New Second Hand (3:01)
Don't Rock My Boat (4:25)
How Many Times (2:41)
There She Goes (2:25)
Touch Me (2:38)
Who Colt The Game (3:14)
I Know A Place (3:53)
Chances Are (3:03)
This Train (2:26)
Hammer (2:48)
Bend Down Low (3:22)
Memphis (1:31)
Review: Bob Marley remains a towering figure in world music many years after his death. His work to popularise reggae around the world is never likely to be equalled, which is why we keep on coming back to his grand canon. This label in particular has done a fine job of shining a light on it. After the success of Trenchtown Rock, Small Ax, and All in One, here comes the final chapter of this quadriptych of albums dedicated to Marley's musical legacy. It's a jam-packed collection that mixes up incandescent grooves with universal messages and takes in plenty of his lesser-known jams on a nice acid-yellow vinyl.
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Small Axe
Small Axe (translucent green vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: 370047 7837730. Rel: 06 Jun 24
It's Alright (2:35)
Duppy Conqueror (3:37)
Rainbow Country (5:42)
Send Me That Love (3:22)
Satisfy My Soul Babe (1:44)
Jah Is Mighty (Corner Stone alternate) (2:25)
No Sympathy (feat Peter Tosh) (2:14)
Try Me (2:44)
Put It On (3:35)
Fussing & Fighting (2:26)
Soul Almighty (2:37)
Small Axe (3:54)
Go Tell It On The Mountain (feat Peter Tosh) (3:14)
Can't You See (feat Peter Tosh) (2:42)
Do It Twice (2:42)
Back Out (2:05)
Soul Captives (2:02)
Natural Mystic (5:43)
Review: Bob Marley was known as a peace purveyor, reggae innovator and, our favourite fact, for being a welder before becoming a global music icon. He was already a big star by the time he dropped this album, Small Axe, which now gets reissued after the recent reissue of Trenchtown Rock. It is a record full of killer rhythms but also hey messages of hope and revolution that all show his mastery of the reggae form. It's a record that, like many of his albums, marked a landmark in the life and times of Bob Marley.
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Live At The Record Plant 1973
Live At The Record Plant 1973 (gatefold green vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: EWR 052LPLTD. Rel: 06 May 25
Intro (0:51)
Rastaman Chant (6:16)
Bend Down Low (4:17)
Slave Driver (3:57)
You Can't Blame The Youth (4:03)
Stop That Train (3:57)
Burnin' & Lootin' (6:41)
Kinky Reggae (5:07)
Get Up, Stand Up (4:36)
Lively Up Yourself (7:39)
Walk The Proud Land (3:27)
Outro (0:43)
Review: This electrifying 1973 live broadcast captures Bob Marley & The Wailers during their US tour supporting the Burnin' album. Originally aired on KSAN-FM, the set showcases the legendary lineup of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Aston "Familyman" Barrett, Carlton Barrett, Earl "Wire" Lindo and Joe Higgs, all of whom were at the peak of their powers. The album takes in standout cuts from Burnin', including unforgettable contributions from Tosh and the performance follows their short-lived stint touring with Sly & The Family Stone. It's an unfiltered, visceral document of reggae history in the making that reflects the Wailers' seismic impact just before they exploded into international stardom.
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Africa Unite
Cat: 489112 0. Rel: 03 Aug 23
So Much Trouble In The World (feat Nutty O & Winky D) (3:52)
Dem Belly Full (feat Rema & Skip Marley) (3:12)
Redemption Song (feat Ami Faku) (3:24)
Waiting In Vain (feat Tiwa Savage) (4:01)
Turn Your Lights Down Low (feat Afro B) (3:35)
Three Little Birds (feat Teni & Oxlade) (4:27)
Buffalo Soldier (feat Davido) (4:48)
Stir It Up (feat Sarkodie) (3:39)
Jammin (feat Ayra Starr) (2:25)
One Love (feat Patoranking) (2:27)
Review: Africa Unite (named after one of his 1979 tracks) is an album that finds Bob Marley's greatest tunes all reworked in a contemporary Afrobeat style by fine modern African musicians. It's a great project that Marley himself would surely have approved of and would have no doubt been involved with had he still been around. Often times the vocals are left quite similar to the originals, but reworked into languid electronic rhythms with nice noodling synths and plenty of brass and horns. Standouts for us include 'Redemption Song' (feat Ami Faku) and 'Three Little Birds' (feat Teni & Oxlade).
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Rastaman Vibration (reissue)
Rastaman Vibration (reissue) (limited 180 gram audiophile clear vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: AUHQR 000645. Rel: 16 Jun 25
Positive Vibration
Roots, Rock, Reggae
Johnny Was
Cry To Me
Want More
Crazy Baldhead
Who The Cap Fit
Night Shift
War
Rat Race
Review: A real favourite ever since its initial 1976 release, Rastaman Vibration sees a welcome return to heavyweight wax here with Tuff?Gong's limited-edition reissue pressed at their Kingston headquarters and hand-numbered. This LP, which was the iconic group's eighth studio album, marked Marley's first US Top Ten entry and delivered enduring hits like 'Roots, Rock, Reggae' and 'War'. These are some of reggae's most enduring tunes and the ones that keep the legacy of The Wailers alive decades on, and with a deluxe booklet and Tuff?Gong stamp, this edition is the most essential of them all and another worthy celebration of Marley's cultural impact.
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Bob Marley & The Chineke! Orchestra
Bob Marley & The Chineke! Orchestra (limited heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: 384071 8. Rel: 22 Jul 22
Exodus (7:38)
Stir It Up (5:09)
One Love/People Get Ready (3:34)
Get Up Stand Up (4:00)
Is This Love (4:05)
Redemption Song (3:47)
Top Rankin' (4:16)
Satisfy My Soul (4:27)
I Shot The Sheriff (4:17)
Turn Your Lights Down Low (3:49)
Review: Bob Marley & The Chineke! Orchestra marked the 60th anniversary of Jamaican Independence with a special concert that showcased Marley's most famous songs all recorded with new instrumentation and orchestration. Trevor Nelson presented the project and he tapped up Skip Marley, an inheritor of his family's famous musical legacy and who made his debut UK performance for this concert which was recorded for this album on Island Records. British singer-songwriter JP Cooper plus Jamaican born and Birmingham based soul, gospel and R&B legend Ruby Turner also featured.
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Live & Love
Live & Love (LP + insert)
Cat: WACKIE 1020. Rel: 07 May 25
If It Ain't Love (4:01)
Get Easier (3:57)
You're The One (3:58)
Be With You Tonite (4:43)
Special Friend (4:10)
I'll Be There (3:56)
Live In Love (3:45)
Your Love Is Dangerous (4:13)
Cheating You Girl (2:53)
You Move (3:58)
Review: Veteran Wackie's artist and reggae don Coozie Mellers returns with a fresh ten-track long player that bridges the label's deep roots heritage with modern reggae sensibilities. It blends crisp digital rhythms with heartfelt lovers' rock and roots textures and features the standout track 'You Move', which was previously released as a 10" single in 2015. Mellers' vocals are beautifully soulful and glide over the smart dubwise arrangements and bring a mix of both warmth and grit, with jams like 'Special Friend' unfurling slowly and seductively and 'Your Love Is Dangerous' being sentimental heart swellers.
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Rivers Of Babylon (remastered)
Cat: BLP 019. Rel: 25 Nov 24
Rivers Of Babylon
It Took A Miracle
Sweet Sensation
It's My Delight
A Day Seems So Long
Lost My Love
Though I'm Through With You
I Don't Care
Oh Say Darling Say
Walking In The Rain
Review: The debut album by The Melodians is a rare 1970 release that offered up the smooth, effortless vocals of the iconic Jamaican reggae supergroup which was formed by Tony Brevett, Trevor McNaughton and Brent Dowe. Focused on their collaboration with legendary producer Leslie Kong, this newly remastered album features ten of their most beloved tracks for Beverley's Records. The title track, 'Rivers of Babylon' was made famous by Boney M and was a favourite of Jimmy Cliff as well as appearing in his film The Harder They Come. This album is essential listening for early reggae lovers.
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Wilurarrakutu
Wilurarrakutu (LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: MRI 211LP. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Family (3:27)
Warumpinya (4:17)
Wati Kutju (4:29)
Kungkaku Wangkapayi (4:06)
Kutjupa Tjuta (3:56)
Nyinarralpi Kulini (3:46)
Lonely Man (3:26)
Watjilpa Wiyangku (3:50)
Tjapinina (4:24)
Kapi Tina (3:25)
Review: Keanu Nelson is a young Aboriginal Australian artist from the remote community of Papunya, northwest of Alice Springs. He paints in the Western Desert movement style and, on this album, sings poems from his notebook over minimalist Casio beats programmed by Yuta Matsumura. His debut album, which came on the Altered States label, now gets re-issued on a larger scale. Inspired by local gospel and reggae beats, Keanu's songs explore family, home, and loss and he sings in a blend of both Papunya Luritja and English. The result is a haunting, original sound that is part Francis Bebey, part Suicide, and one that feels both familiar and groundbreaking.
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Wilurarrakutu
Wilurarrakutu (translucent tea vinyl LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: MRI 211LPC1. Rel: 01 Oct 24
Family
Warumpinya (4:17)
Wati Kutju (4:29)
Kungkaku Wangkapayi (4:06)
Kutjupa Tjuta (3:56)
Nyinarralpi Kulini (3:46)
Lonely Man (3:26)
Watjilpa Wiyangku (3:50)
Tjapinina (4:24)
Kapi Tina (3:25)
Review: Futreu cult classic alert: Wilurarrakutu is the captivating debut album from Papunya-based young Aboriginal Australian artist Keanu Nelson in which he blends intimate storytelling with minimalist, DIY electronic soundscapes. Sung in both Papunya Luritja and English, the eight tracks draw from Nelson's personal notebooks and feature Casio keyboards, drum machines, and subtle synths all with a made--on-the-kitchen-table vine. Created in collaboration with Sydney producer Yuta Matsumura, who Nelson met during a chance visit, the album reflects influences from Papunya's gospel traditions and reggae beats shared in the remote community. Nelson's lyrics touch on family, heritage, and culture, balancing joy and melancholy meaning that Wilurarrakutu offers a tender sonic reflection of home and identity.
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Love Supreme
Love Supreme (gatefold 2xLP (side 4 etched) + poster)
Cat: BUSH 0021. Rel: 13 Jul 22
With You (4:15)
Love Supreme (3:55)
Tea? (3:31)
Yahweh (5:39)
This Life (3:35)
About Guilt (3:17)
Space (2:38)
God's Love (3:18)
Yansh (2:50)
Walk Away (3:02)
Maya (4:02)
Buckle Up (3:40)
Sea (4:26)
Review: Nigerian singer, songwriter and actress Nneka takes it independent for the release of her new album Love Supreme. It is a response to majors refusing to allow her the artistic and creative autonomy she wants. The record is packed with emotive ballads like the opener, impassioned tunes like 'God's Love' and the empowering 'Yansh'. Written during lockdown, the record "became about self-reflection, and seeing how connected our inner world is to the outer world." It's a poignant work with rich creativity throughout, infectious gospel energy in places and moody synth jams.
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Officially
Cat: JD 004. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Officially (2:53)
I Got My Baby Again (3:07)
Say You Love Me (3:21)
Who Is It (3:52)
Don't Put Your Eggs In One Basket (2:49)
Mighty Clouds Of Joy (3:06)
Slaving (3:01)
Corporal Jones (1:54)
I'l Be A Man (2:49)
The Only Girl (2:50)
I Specialized In Good Girls (3:08)
Review: Lloyd Parks was born in May 1948 in Kingston, Jamaica, and went on to live a rich life in reggae that made him an icon of the genre, in particular, known for his soulful melodies and fantastic bass playing skills. He began his career in the late 1960s with the Invincibles band before later forming The Termites with Wentworth Vernal. As a solo artist, Parks achieved success with his 1973 hit 'Officially' which also became the title of this sought-after album. He worked with artists like Justin Hinds, Dennis Brown and The Abyssinians and later founded the We The People Band. This reissue brings 'Officially' back into the spotlight where it belongs.
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Jamaican ET (reissue)
Jamaican ET (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile gold vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 2424G. Rel: 25 Jul 23
10 Commandments (4:27)
I'll Take You There (5:14)
Message From The Black Ark Studios (4:16)
Holyness, Righteousness, Light (4:16)
Babylon Fall (5:38)
Mr Dino Koosh Rock (5:57)
Hip Hop Reggae (4:51)
Evil Brain Rejector (4:24)
Jah Rastafari, Jungle Safari (4:43)
Love Sunshine, Blue Sky (5:42)
Clear The Way (4:30)
Congratulations (4:21)
Shocks Of Mighty (4:22)
Jamaican ET (5:42)
Telepathic Jah A Rize (4:02)
Review: The legend of the late great musical maverick and fascinating soul that was Lee 'Scratch' Perry will never diminish, such was the impact of what he did in the world of dub and reggae. He sure did a lot of it, too, so reissues will always come thick and fast with the latest being Jamaican E.T.. It came on February 5, 2002 via the Sanctuary/Trojan label and went on to win the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. His psychedelic dub roots are at the heart of each tune with elements of modern, roots and lovers rock all featuring. Check his cover of 'I'll Take You There' for the real highlight here.
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King Scratch
King Scratch (4xLP + 4xCD box set + 50-page booklet + poster)
Cat: 405053 8781786. Rel: 26 Aug 22
Lee Scratch Perry - "People Funny Boy" (LP1: Shocks Of Mighty 1968-1975) (2:36)
The Inspirations AKA The Untouchables - "Tighten Up" (2:42)
The Upsetters - "Return Of Django" (2:32)
Dave Barker & The Upsetters - "Shocks Of Mighty" (2:49)
Junior Byles - "Place Called Africa" (2:42)
Little Roy - "All Africans AKA Don't Cross The Nation" (7" mix) (2:56)
Junior Byles - "Beat Down Babylon" (2:35)
The Gatherers - "Words Of My Mouth" (3:36)
Prince Django - "Hot Tip" (3:21)
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - "Jungle Lion" (7" mix) (3:27)
Junior Byles - "Curley Locks" (2:56)
Susan Cadogan - "Hurt So Good" (7" mix) (3:05)
Bunny Rugs Clarke & Ricky Grant - "Bushweed Corntrash" (3:21)
Max Romeo - "Three Blind Mice" (LP2: Sufferer's Time 1975-1976) (2:55)
King Tubby & The Upsetters - "Three Times Three" (3:06)
The Heptones - "Sufferer's Time" (7" mix) (3:01)
Junior Dread - "Sufferer's Heights" (Jamaican mix) (4:07)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Roast Fish & Corn Bread" (Jamaican mix) (3:37)
Max Romeo - "Sipple Out Deh AKA War In Babylon" (Jamaican mix) (3:40)
Max Romeo & Prince Jazzbo - "One Step Forward/Ital Corner" (12" mix) (6:46)
Watty & Tony - "Rise & Shine" (2:49)
Junior Murvin & Jah Lion - "Police & Thief/Soldier & Police War" (12" mix) (6:06)
Peter & Paul Lewis - "Ethiopia Land" (LP3: Chasing The Disco Devil 1977) (3:46)
Max Romeo & Lee Scratch Perry - "Chase The Devil/Disco Devil" (with The Full Experience - 12" mix) (5:17)
Lee Scratch Perry - "City Too Hot" (7" mix) (4:07)
Augustus Pablo - "Vibrate Onn" (5:06)
Watty Burnett - "Rainy Night In Portland" (12" mix) (7:18)
Leroy Sibbles - "Garden Of Life" (12" mix) (8:01)
Junior Delgado - "Sons Of Slaves" (12" mix) (6:49)
Junior Murvin - "Roots Train" (7" mix - LP4: I Am A Madman 1977 & Beyond) (3:33)
Carlton Jackson - "History" (7" mix) (3:57)
The Congos - "Neckodeemus AKA Nicodemus" (7" mix) (3:39)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Soul Fire" (Jamaican mix) (3:54)
Lee Scratch Perry - "One Drop" (6:59)
Lee Scratch Perry - "I Am A Madman" (LP mix) (4:26)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Exodus" (3:35)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Jamaican ET" (3:29)
The Mellotones - "None Such Busted Me Bet" (CD1: The Early Years 1968-1973)
Val Bennett & The Upsetters - "Stranger On The Shore AKA Popeye On The Shore"
David Isaacs - "A Place In The Sun"
The Upsetters - "Dollar In The Teeth" (feat Val Bennett)
The Bleechers - "Check Him Out"
The Upsetters - "A Live Injection"
Dave Barker & The Upsetters - "Prisoner Of Love"
The Upsetters - "Clint Eastwood" (7" mix)
Max Romeo, Niney & Lee Scratch Perry - "Babyloose Burning AKA Babylon's Burning"
The Stingers - "Give Me Power"
Milton Henry As King Medious - "This World"
Jah T - "Lick The Pipe, Peter" (part 4)
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - "French Connection"
Junior Byles - "Da Da"
Max Romeo - "Rasta Bandwagon"
Lee Scratch Perry - "Blackman Time"
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - "Bucky Skank"
Charlie Ace - "Cow Thief Skank"
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - "Black IPA AKA Green Island"
Dillinger & The Upsetters - "Dub Organizer"
Leo Graham - "News Flash"
Carlton & The Shoes - "Better Days"
Neville Grant - "Sick & Tired"
Junior Byles - "Rasta No Pick Pocket"
Leo Graham - "Black Candle"
Leo Graham & Prince Jazzbo - "Doctor Demand" (CD2: Black Ark Adventures part 1 1974-1976)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Stay Dread"
Leroy 'Horsemouth' Wallace - "Herb Vendor"
Cynty & The Monkees - "Lady Lady"
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - "Enter The Dragon" (7" mix)
Judge Winchester - "Public Jestering"
Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - "Cane River Rock"
Susan Cadogan - "Do It Baby (Nice & Easy)" (7" mix)
Junior Byles - "The Long Way" (7" mix)
The Unforgettables - "Many Are Called AKA Yagga Yagga"
Bunny Scott AKA Bunny Rugs Clarke - "Be Thankful (For What You've Got)"
Wally Burnett As King Burnett - "I Man Free"
Jimmy Riley - "I Man Stand Still"
Bunny Scott AKA Bunny Rugs Clarke - "To Love Somebody"
Jimmy Riley - "Sons Of Negus"
Brent Dowe - "Down Here In Babylon"
Bunny Scott AKA Bunny Rugs Clarke - "Big May"
Truth, Fact & Correct - "Babylon Deh Pon Fire"
Prince Jazzbo - "Natty Pass Through Rome"
Faye Bennett - "Back Wey"
Susan Cadogan & The Upsetters - "Fever" (Influenza version)
Lee Scratch Perry - "White Belly Rat"
Max Romeo - "Fire Fe The Vatican" (7" mix)
James Brown AKA James Booms - "Stop The War In A Babylon"
The Heptones & Jah Lion - "I Shall Be Released" (CD3: Black Ark Adventures part 2 1977)
Junior Dread - "A Wah Dat"
Ralph Haughton & The Ebony Sisters - "Take Warning"
Evan Jones - "Four & Twenty Dreadlocks" (12" mix)
Keith Rowe - "Groovy Situation" (Jamaican mix)
George Faith - "I Forgot To Be Your Lover AKA To Be A Lover" (12" mix)
Leo Graham - "Voodooism"
Raphael Green & Dr Alimantado - "Rasta Train"
The Congos - "At The Feast (Of The Passover)"
Shaumark & Robinson - "Wolf Out Deh"
Hugh Blackwood & Doctor Alimantado - "Reggae Music"
Watty Burnett - "Open The Gate" (12" mix)
Devon Irons & Dr Alimantado - "Vampire" (12" mix)
Junior Murvin - "Bad Weed" (12" mix - CD4: Black Ark & Beyond 2002)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Bionic Rats" (12" mix)
Mystic I - "Forward With The Orthodox"
Twin Roots - "Know Love" (12" mix)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Big Neck Policeman"
Lord Sassafrass & Debra Keese - "Green Bay Inquest"
Lee Scratch Perry - "Free Up The Prisoners" (7" mix)
Michael Campbell AKA Mikey Dread - "Home Guard"
Junior Murvin - "Cross Over" (7" mix)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Bafflin' Smoke Signal" (7" mix)
Lee Scratch Perry - "Introducing Myself"
Lee Scratch Perry - "For Whom The Bell Tolls" (7" mix)
Lee Scratch Perry - "I'll Take You There" (7" mix)
Review: A posthumous Lee 'Scratch' Perry box set is here, designed to co-incide with the anniversary of the dub pioneer's passing, courtesy of the star's main advocates Trojan Records. Including a digital version, a CD and a 4xLP version, it also comes with a 50-page fully illustrated book written by Perry's official biographer David Katz. It contains rare and unreleased mixes and tunes alongside some of his best known work, with Junior Murvin's reggae staple 'Police And Thieves' and the Upsetters' boss reggae classic 'Return Of Django' numbering among the 109 tracks included .
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King Scratch
King Scratch (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: TJDLP 605. Rel: 26 Aug 22
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - "People Funny Boy" (2:36)
The Inspirations - "Tighten Up" (2:42)
The Upsetters - "Return Of Django" (2:32)
Dave Barker - "Shocks Of Mighty" (2:48)
Junior Byles - "Place Called Africa" (2:42)
Little Roy Plus - "All Africans Aka Don't Cross The Nation" (7" mix) (2:56)
Junior Byles - "Beat Down Babylon" (2:35)
The Gatherers - "Words Of My Mouth" (3:36)
Prince Django - "Hot Tip" (3:21)
Lee Perry & The Upsetters - "Jungle Lion" (7" mix) (3:27)
Junior Byles - "Curly Locks" (2:56)
Susan Cadogan - "Hurt So Good" (7" mix) (3:06)
Lee "Scratch" Perry - "Stay Dread" (2:11)
Max Romeo - "Sipple Out Deh Aka War In A Babylon" (Jamaican mix) (3:41)
Max Romeo - "One Step Forward" (12" mix) (6:47)
Junior Murvin & Jah Lion - "Police & Thieves" (12" mix) (6:06)
Sons Of Slaves - "Junior Delgado" (7" mix) (3:10)
Max Romeo & Lee 'Scratch' Perry - "Chase The Devil/Disco Devil" (12" mix) (5:17)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - "Soul Fire" (Jamaican mix) (3:54)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - "I Am Madman" (Lp mix) (4:26)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - "Exodus" (7" mix) (3:36)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry - "Jamaican ET" (7" mix) (3:30)
Review: Following on from the posthumous Lee 'Scratch' Perry box set courtesy of the star's main advocates Trojan Records which included a digital version, a CD and a 4xLP version, as well as a 50-page fully illustrated book written by Perry's official biographer David Katz comes this more compact double vinyl collection of most of the best bits of music. It contains rare and unreleased mixes and tunes, including a mix of Junior Murvin's reggae staple 'Police And Thieves'.
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Disco Deception
Cat: LVD 004. Rel: 26 Feb 24
Take Me As I Am (feat Horseman)
90% Of Me Is You
Love Me Right
Fever
You Got What You Wanted
Funkin' For Jamaica (NY)
Funkin' For Jamaica (NY) (dub)
The Model (feat Horseman)
The Model (dub)
Dub Fever
Review: Disco-infused reggae and soulful grooves are on the agenda as Prince Fatty takes to the controls with regular vocal colllaborators Shniece and Horseman along for the ride too. For the Disco Deception album, he raids the reinvents various classics in the image of his own signature low-end energy and impeccable production, giving us original and dub mixes to choose from in several cases. His version of Krfatwerk's 'The Model', which features both Shniece and Horseman, was an underground smash when it emerged a couple of years back and sounds as vital as ever. 'Fever', made famous by Peggy Lee as far as 1958, gets some soul-stirring vocals from Shniece, and Tom Browne's 'Funkin' For Jamaica (NY)' is a glory of funky basslines to shimmering horns. A magnetic atmosphere that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish, all with character to spare.
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Parables
Cat: VP 2334. Rel: 01 Jan 90
System Set (Willie Lynch Syndrome)
Haunt You
Beware
Micro Chip
One Two Order
Stay With You
She's Royal
Something Strong
Lion Paw
Parables
Africa Awaits
Pick Up The Pieces
Let Love Live (featuring Duane Stephenson)
Family (featuring Della Manley)
Review: Tarrus Riley is among the crop of Jamaican singer/songwriters that are expanding the boundaries of reggae music today. Son of famed Caribbean vocalist Jimmy Riley releases his first album on VP Records. Songwriting and production collaborations with famed saxophonist Dean Fraser. All star band includes; Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare, Robbie Lyn, Paul 'Scooby' Smith, Glen Browne and others.
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Risco Version
Risco Version (3xLP + insert)
Cat: STRUT 264LP. Rel: 01 Jul 22
Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now (vocal) (7:05)
Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now (version) (9:07)
Good Times (7:25)
One More Time (instrumental) (8:18)
I'm Caught Up (7:38)
Argument (6:16)
It's My Hous (Special Disco version) (7:55)
It's My House (version) (7:40)
Bringing Out The Sunshine (6:17)
Risco Music (5:57)
Reggae Music (6:10)
Sitting In The Park (5:24)
Park Version (4:24)
Stopping (version) (4:50)
Review: Risco Connection were the perfect reggae-disco crossover act, founded by Studio 1 sticksman Joe Isaacs after he moved to Canada in the late 60s. Searching for a sweet spot between the plush orchestration of disco and the upbeat shuffle of rocksteady, he embarked on a series of covers with a strong cast behind him, taking on the likes of Chic's 'Good Times', 'It's My House' and a version of 'Ain't No Stopping Us Now' which became a staple at David Mancuso's mythical Loft parties. This collection gathers together all the singles - vocals, dubs and all - and comes packaged with an interview with Isaacs and liner notes, restored and remastered and sounding better than ever.
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Man From Wareika
Man From Wareika (translucent gold vinyl LP)
Cat: MJJ 427CG. Rel: 12 Sep 22
This Day (3:09)
Ramble (3:06)
Lumumba (2:55)
Africa (3:25)
Man From Wareika (2:25)
Rasta (2:41)
Over The Mountain (2:24)
Gunga Din (2:49)
Dial Africa (2:31)
Review: Emmanuel 'Rico' Rodriguez was a British ska and reggae trombonist who was brought up in Jamaica and put out 19 albums from 1969 onwards. Up there with the best of them is Man From Wareika which has been reissued many times over the years and this time out comes on lovely translucent gold vinyl. His style of reggae is swaggering and sun-kissed, with lazy trombone leads bringing character to each tune and plenty of neat organ work and natty melodies layering in extra musical vibes. This is regarded as a classic of the genre for good reason.
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Celebrate The Bullet (remastered)
Celebrate The Bullet (remastered) (180 gram clear vinyl LP)
Cat: CHRX 1306. Rel: 10 Nov 22
(Who Likes) Facing Situations (3:32)
Deep Water (4:02)
Red Reflections (3:35)
Tell Me What's Wrong (3:24)
Bombscare (3:02)
Washed Up & Left For Dead (3:57)
Celebrate The Bullet (4:32)
Selling Out Your Future (3:59)
Cool Blue Lady (3:28)
Their Dream Goes On (3:43)
Bristol & Miami (4:55)
Review: Celebrate The Bullet was the revered second album by The Selecter back in February 1981. It came on the heels of the massive debut Too Much Pressure and a serious run of singles including the likes of 'Missing Words' and 'On My Radio.' Here though things slowed down a little with lyrical commentaries still coming thick and fast on everything from racial to social issues. At the time, the recent murder of John Lennon and an assassination attempt on U.S. President Ronald Regan meant the album got little to no mainstream support because of the title. For this special reissue, the original production tapes were dug out and remastered by Alchemy Mastering at AIR.
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When I Need You (reissue)
Cat: DSRLP 522. Rel: 30 May 24
Oh If I Should Lose Your Love (4:00)
Evergreen (3:49)
Waiting In Vain (5:24)
When I Need You (4:09)
Say You Love Me (6:36)
Dancing To My Own Heartbeart (3:49)
Small Talk (3:29)
It Wasn't Real (3:42)
Review: Janett Silvera's When I Need You is a remarkable 1977 album that originally came on Federal. It's a vocal-laced and mellow reggae delight that features covers of classics by Patti Austin, Albert Hammond, Bob Marley, and more. The album also includes backing vocals by the legendary Marcia Griffiths. From the opening moments of the super smooth 'Oh If I Should Lose Your Love' to the more upbeat and funk fuelled workout that is 'Dancing To My Own Heartbeart' via the sentimental and super deep soul of 'When I Need You' this is an escapist classic.
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Jamaica To Toronto: Soul Funk & Reggae 1967-1974 (reissue) (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024)
Jamaica To Toronto: Soul Funk & Reggae 1967-1974 (reissue) (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024) (gatefold yellow & green vinyl 2xLP + 20-page booklet with obi-strip (plays at 45RPM))
Cat: LITA 01911. Rel: 02 Dec 24
Jo-Jo & The Fugitives - "Fugitive Song"
Eddie Spencer - "If This Is Love (I'd Rather Be Lonely)"
Jo-Jo & The Fugitives - "Chips - Chicken - Banana Split"
Jackie Mittoo - "Grand Funk"
Lloyd Delpratt - "Together"
Cougars - "I Wish It Would Rain"
Johnnie Osbourne - "African Wake"
Ram - "Love Is The Answer"
Bob & Wisdom - "I Believe In Music"
The Sheiks - "Eternal Love"
Wayne McGhie & The Sounds Of Joy - "Fire (She Need Water)"
Cougars - "Right On"
Eddie Spencer - "You're So Good To Me Baby"
The Hitch-Hikers - "Mr Fortune" (feat The Mighty Pope)
Noel Ellis - "Memories"
Wayne McGhie - "Here We Go Again"
Review: Working in partnership with Light in the Attic and curated by Grammy-nominated producer, DJ and journalist Kevin Howes this wonderful new collection chronicles a vital musical migration: in late-1960s Toronto, Caribbean immigrants infused the city with ska, rocksteady and reggae and recorded some of the era's toughest tracks. Originators from Studio One, Treasure Isle and Trojan Records all united and broke racial and cultural barriers to build an influential yet under-appreciated Canadian reggae scene that is now showcased with a 20-page booklet with archival images, artist bios and essays on this double vinyl set.
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Studio Works '83-'85
Studio Works '83-'85 (LP + insert)
Cat: TIME 023. Rel: 16 May 25
Get Away (1985) (4:04)
Kakashi (1984) (6:41)
Hashiru (1984) (5:38)
So Do (1983) (3:42)
Nothing (1985) (3:31)
Natural Wave (1983) (5:09)
Morning (1985) (5:00)
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