Record made in the wave of close friend and mentor Leslie Kong's passing and you can definately feel the struggle Jimmy Cliff is undergoing. Does not mean it is a bad album with great tracks like Better Days Are Comin...

Quality compilation that stay clear of the big hitters and bring it some of his finest in Soul Rebel, Gonna Get You, Dance Do The Reggae and more. Superficial marks so graded VG+ but nothing bad and playback is excell...

One of the best Bob Marley compilations release exclusively in Sweden and Germany. 400 Years, Rebel's Hop, Corner Stone, Trench Town Rock, lots of action but start with Memphis that should work well also on soul and s...

Essential to any Wailers fan with great and untapped pieces like Memphis, Duppy Conqueror, Brain Washing and more. Lee Perry all over this baby which you will hear. Later Belgian pressing at affordable cost. Record is...

One of his best solo albums with strong involvement of Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespearce and even guest appearance of Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on Don't Look Back. Strongest EX shape cover and wax.

The former Wailers founder recording on Rolling Stones records and bringing together an interesting set of musicians including household reggae names but also Gwen Guthrie and Brenda White. Solid EX shape vinyl with t...

Great riddims on this classic UK reggae album release that includes the bonus Mi Spliff 12 inch. Crispy clean vinyl, cover is damaged at back spine.

Rare private pressed reggae album that turned out much better than the cover suggested. Poverty Is Wicked and Worries Worries sound best to me but pretty solid listen throughout. Pressing not the best so light backgro...

Together with their debut this is my favorite Black Uhuru album. Ansell Collins, Sticky Thompson, Sly Dunbar are on board and you even get Wally Badarou messing with vocoders overall making for one great roots / dub a...

Underrated Black Uhuru album featuring Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare including the big hitter Great Train Robbery but the stand out cuts are Vision and Fit Your Haffe Fit.

Little wonder these Eddy Grant recordings are popular in disco circles. Heavy dubbin and plenty of synth. Check Nobody's Got Time.

Seldom seen split album with Georgie Fame and John Holt taking turns. Give A Little More and Let Your Love Flow by John Holt stand out and check Georgie Fame's Uptight version, it is real fine too. Double album releas...

Nice compilation with a solid bunch of rares and classics by Gideon Jah Rubbaal, Capital Letters, Heptones and more.

Back in stock! Essential kraut jazz recording by Wolfgang Dauner, this is the later Brain release of his funky Rischka's Soul. Same track listing but different cover. Jive Samba, Flute Woman, Kamasutran. Everything on...

Masterpiece progressive jazz rock that is as good as it is rare. I love the way they experiment with funky psychedelic elements all in a complex prog rock setting. Children, Song and Masquerade are my favorites but no...

Pleased to have found this gem while touring for beats up north. A Finnish choir / gospel styled jazz that is hard to categorise. It works from folk to fusion, from instrumentals to accapella. Nothing to be found abou...

Rare and recommended 'one take' direct to disc recording by master drummer Charly Antolini joined by none other than Wolfgang Schmid and Nippi Noya. Some exceptional drum solo work here as expected but much more on of...

Gotta love records like this. Street musician Terry Keegan recording a full album with very tight percussion pieces representing his work in theaters, kindergarten and toruing the tarmac of Europe. Nice one! Dedicatio...

This record was new to me and I was in all ways pleasantly surprised. A solid mix of jazz funk, fusion and experimental joints led by Hanns G. Schmidt-Theissen incredible performance on flute. Indie press on Landhaus ...

Essential psychedelic jazz performed by guitar wizard Volker Kriegel and backed by some of Europes finest including John Taylor and Peter Trunk. The big tune here is the renowned sitar funkster Zoom but overall a grea...