Two prime cuts here with the super groovy soul dancer Smooths And Sorts flipside. Copy not the best with groove wear and some hairlines but still plenty of plays, check soundclip.

Fantastic ska dancer hidden as flip to the Bruce Ruffin classic. Picture sleeve in lovely EX shape whereas disc has seen plenty of plays but still a very decent DJ copy. Listen to soundclip of entire side.

Classic roots material that is must in any record collection. German Greensleeves pressing in fantastic looking picture cover. Solid EX plus plus condition allround.

One of the rarest German Island singles. Split affair with The Heptones Book Of Rules flipside but start with the brilliant Jacob Miller tune. Giveaway price for this rare slice.

Rocksteady classic on Uni with the soulful My Precious World on the flip. Hard to imagine a reggae colletion without this baby. Strong EX conditon, almost NM.

Joyful rocksteady with plenty of soul as expected by the crooner. Flipside is the smooth Yellow House. Marks on disc but plays pretty solid, labels are turned so a-side plays b-side and vice versa.

Just love it when soul classics are given the rock steady treatment. Ken Boothe going a cracking job on the Four Tops hitter here. UK original with light groove wear on less interesting Sad and Lonely side.

Nice soulful roots with Lloyd paying dues to his girl. UK Trojan original with the upbeat Two Timer on the flip. Strong EX condition.

Fantastic track by the Kingston ambassador. Hard to find UK ony pressing on Trojan. Solid center with A written on label and faint brushed hairlines, playback is great.

Solid compilation featuring many of the finest names in reggae all wih Sly & Robbie productions. Stand out tracks include Wailing Souls Sweet Sugar Plum and the General Echo Drunken Master. UK original.

Eighties dub and electro beats with Bootsy Collins on featured vocals. Covers of Yes We Can Can, Fire and more funky stuff dubbed up. Sticker on front cover.

Holds the club smasher Cocaine In My Brain but more on offer with Crankface and No Chuck It. Not a rare album but essential. Light scuffs and brushed hairlines not affecting play.

Just how good is The Black Starliner. Even if you only remotely enjoy reggae or dub this is a must have. The flip, Where Is Jah, laidback roots classic. Stunning EX copy with both cover and wax bordering NM.

Pretty much back to back rocksteady and one that should appeal to soul as well as roots connaisseurs. Quality cuts by The Draytons, Mark Holder but my favorites are the Jackie Opel covers of Higher & Higher and You Se...

Several good reasons to grab this baby, starting with the cover :) Musically it holds top cuts from The Cimarons, Tito Simon and The Maytals. Also has one of the finest Bob Marley tracks ever in Mr Brown. Gatefold cov...

A little less raw and original in sound but still a handful of good tracks in Peace Treaty, Maga Dog and Stop That Train. French press in EX- condition, soft scuffing but plays perfect.

Nice compilation with Ziggy, Rita and the rest of the Marley family laying down some good cuts in Natty Dread Rampage, Reggae Is Now and Get Up Jah Children. US original in like new condition.

Used to pass on the Ziggy Marley records as always a little poppish in sound but actually a rougher roots sound on this one with What's True and Have You Ever Been To Hell. For the samples heads, A.Z. used part of the...

Rock steady classic in lovely EX condition. Pretty rare stuff in picture sleeve. Sweet Number One on the flip. Cover with small stamp on front.

Quality rock steady material by one of Kingston finest. Tell My Why on the flip. Some light creasing to cover and few faint marks. Plays solid VG+