Stunning copy of a Peter Tosh classic with Peace Treaty flipside and cool cover art. Record in NM, cover with very light ringwear on back.

We are miles from Kingston here (more likely a UK production) but still a sweet little summertime track. Spotless vinyl grade, cover is waved.

Lovers Rock classic that is so so smooth.... Nice pressing with German only picture sleeve.

Nice organ groover by the Rob Green lead reggae unit. Flipside with OK is the winner here. Clean record, cover has price tags on back.

Melodic roots by the Dragonaires lead singer Ken Lazarus. Nice colourful picture sleeve issue.

Slick disco reggae by Yabby U protegee Wayne Wade. Flipside is a nice instrumental piece. Clean EX condition cover and wax.

Two excellent rock steady picks with the synthy Big City my favorite. UK original with centerpiece missing, some marks but a good play out copy.

Classic roots material with Pied Piper and Save Me both huge sellers for the star duo of Bob Andy and Marcia Griffiths. Nice DJ copy with wax between VG and VG+

Soulful lovers rock what one has come to expect by Susan Cadogan. UK only single release on Magnet. Near perfect condition in company sleeve.

Brilliant double sider with both tracks quality rocksteady material. Would not be surprised if Ernest Ranglin is playing on the Organization track. Lovely EX shape not far from NM.

Killer track by Mighty Cloud backed by the groovy I Need You by Paul Davidson. Near perfect copy, looks unplayed.

Back in stock! Flip it over for a soulful groover Didn't I with Barry Bigg's signature sound. Original Dynamic press in perfect shape.

Absolute love Bobby Eli so when Byron Lee and Barry Biggs gets busy with his soul classics it has to turn out useful. Top shape Dynamic pressing with the chilled rocksteady groove No One Knows on the flip.

No one does it like the naughty Englishman Alexander Minto Hughes aka Judge Dread. Brilliant synthesized ska groove with plenty of rudeness. All aboard...

Entertaining cover of the Serge Gainsbourg big hitter but flip it for some ultimate rudeness laid down on a funky ska beat. Look A Pussy for ya'll. Top shape not far from mint.

Essential DJ 12inch of what remains a true dub classic. How do you spell New York.....? Loud pressing perfect for the clubs. Writing on front cover.

Brilliant 45 with what I believe is an exclusive track not on his Front Line album releases. Either way, it sounds great. UK original with plenty of marks but plays alright.

Happy Time is good but in my books it's all about the flip here with If You Want Good. Quality dub that gets plenty pf plays here. UK original with some visual flaws but plays EX-

One of their best albums with Talk To Me and Come Together. Should appeal to both reggae and disco fans. US original pressing with cut out and some inaudible wear to vinyl.

Classic material with the huge club favorite in Now That We've Found Love but the album has got a lot more on offer.