Reggae

After conquering England on tour, Bob Marley returned to Jamaica to record Rastaman Vibration with his band. The album, released in 1976, reached the Top 10 in the U.S. - Vinyl LP pressing. Half-speed remaster. 1976 album from the reggae superstar. Abbey...

After a seven year hibernation, Blood & Fire relaunch with this limited edition 12" Record Store Day only pressing of Gregory Isaacs's 1977 roots classic 'Mr Know It All'. Recorded at the legendary Channel One studio and expertly produced by Ossie...

African dub chapter 11. African Dub 2. Universal Dub 3. Midnight Movie 4. Getto Shank 5. Lime Key Rock 6. Lover’s serenade 7. Treasure Dub 8. Schooling the Beat 9. Campus Rock 10. Half Ounce 11. Worrier 12. East Africa

About PUMPING IT. Original Release Year: 1970. Sometimes mistitled 'Puping In', this song original release is a bit of a mystery... As far as we can track, it was published for the first time on the 2013 compilation Alton Ellis 'Mr Soul Of Jamaica' on...

A vintage crop of ten Herbalist anthems that put the green in Greensleeves, together for an exclusive RSD vinyl edition of the previous CD-only Hi Grade Ganja Anthems, pressed on herb green vinyl, of course. Hi Grade Ganja Anthems, Solomon...

A touchstone LP from the beginning of reggae's 'post-Bob Marley era,' Wailing Soul's' Fire House Rock was released by Greensleeves in 1981 to enduring acclaim. The title track became Wailing Soul's' most popular, anthemic song. Features production by...

A special limited edition picture disc vinyl re-issue of the 2004 album from Specials toaster and 2-tone ska superstar, Neville Staple! Features guest appearances by Clash guitarist Mick Jones and The Damned's Rat Scabies! A must-have for ska lovers...

A seriously soulful vocalist, Earl George appeared on numerous classic records under a number of different names including Earl Lawrence, L Lawrence, George Earl, George Faith and, on occasion, Earl George. Originally released in 1978 and produced by...

A post rocksteady jamboree of Striker Lee's early reggae productions. Includes some pulsating instrumentals, soulful vocals and twisting dj verbosity. 21 tracks many from original master tapes, laced with evocative photographs that have been supplied by...

A massive unreleased tune from Flick Wilson, cut at Channel 1 around 1984. The backing band sounds a lot like the Gifted Roots Band who were resident at Channel 1 around this time. We are big fans of Flick and feel he was really under-recorded, so...

A humorous look at some of the more infamous characters in history precedes a charming keyboard led instrumental. Most likely Lloyd 'Gitsey' Willis and Family man sharing the musical honours. Dave Barker on the flipside with a 'modernist' view on 'Smooth...

A heady mix of digi killers, digital roots, dub, electro, and unlikely vocoder magic, Love Lives Forever is the first ever compilation of Miami reggae-not-reggae diva Dhaima. The record gathers a collection of the original Natty Queen's seminal '80s and...