In demand quality Keith Hudson production that has become very popular in recent years. Highly recommended Channel One production. Manic Record original pressing from 1979 in strong EX condition, close to near mint.

Original US pressing of the superb Day to Day Living LP from one my personal roots favorites, Don Carlos. Backed by the Roots Radics Band, produced by Henry Junjo Lawes this has got to be his best album. Hard to find.

Seriously rare issue of the fantastic Lion Rock album. Released on the collectable Jamaican label Sonic Sounds with unique cover different to the UK and US pressings. Check out the tittle track a little hear. Pure qua...

Mega rarity here, the original Jamaican '78 pressing on Twinkle Music is not an easy find. Dread in The Ghetto, Love and Keep On Trying stand out but overall a top end recording as is expected from this brilliant root...

Essential and rare rocksteady from Toots & The Maytals that will appeal to fans of reggae but also soul and breakbeat collectors as it holds pretty much all of their sampled tracks including 54-56 Was My Number, Monke...

Absolute essential rock steady material by D.D. Dennis, Pat Rhoden & Brother Lloyd's All Stars. Covers of Cupid, I'm In A Dancing Mood and add to that a killer take of the Mohawks funkste, here dubbed Tramp, and you k...

Must have reggae album with brilliant cover art, solid Chris Blackwell productions and all time roots classics in Last War and Roots Man Reggae. Island original UK pressing in EX condition with only the lightest of sc...

Jack Ruby in charge of production so expect some of the deepest dub around. Black Disciples providing the backing and Burning Spear on top form. Essential, recommend and rare. UK 1st pressing in strongest EX condition.

Ultra ultra rare German only single release of this Chris Cracknell masterpiece. If you want to own Smoking My Ganja as 7" this is the only pressing ever made. Nice picture sleeve and vinyl in very strong EX++ conditi...

Collectable Tony Tuff' 'debut' produced by legendary roots pioneer Vivian 'Yabby U' Jackson. Top tunes in the deep Rumours Of War or soulful Don't Follow Bad Company. Rare UK original on Grove Music with vinyl grade s...

You do not need to smoke weed to like this Trojan roots classic but if you do how can your collection be without it. Best tracks to me are the Ken Boothe covers of Just Another Girl and Not Follow Fashion but how coul...

Back in stock! Ultra rare German only single release of this Chris Cracknell masterpiece. If you want to own Smoking My Ganja as 7" this is the only pressing ever made. Nice picture sleeve with the famous Tony McDermo...

Hard to find Jamaican original, this rocksteady release clearly was not produced for radio, not to sure it got mainy plays in the clubs either. With a tracklisting including Yum Yum Pussy, Sex Recipe and Spermy Night ...

Back in stock! Best ever live reggae album? Certainly is a strong contender. Just kick back and enjoy the atmospheric vibes from Brussels. See Them Ah Come, Man Kind and How Long Jah, the list of top spins is long. Pe...

Rare original pressing of this excellent reggae roots album recorded in the Freerange Studio in 1977. Personal highlights are the title track, Ghetto Child and African Lady.

Definately up there among Byron Lee's best with classic funk material in Shaft, Have You Seen Her and the massive take on James Brown Make It Funky. Essential album for reggae and funk collectors. UK pressing on Troja...

Seriously slept on Ken Boothe release with a cosmic sound that is as popular today as ever before. Just listen to I Know It for a little feel. Great condition with only the lightest of scuffs and edge wear.

Super scarce 12 inch double sider with Peter Metro & Yellowman The Girl Is Mine on the flip but clearly the Al Campbell track is the highlight here. Very rare item. Hairlines on wax but nothing too serious.

Super scrace live recording by Ijahman Levi toruing Europe. Holds great versions of big tunes in Jah Heavy Load and Africa Crisis. Very strong VG+ condition, most of the record plays EX.

Best ever live reggae album? Certainly is a worthy contender. Just kick back and enjoy the atmospheric vibes from Brussels, Belgium. See Them Ah Come, Man Kind and How Long Jah, the list of top spins is long. Sticker ...