Famous German rapper Jan Delay features on this crossover reggae track by the Sam Ragga Band from their recommended Loktown Hi-Life debut album. Heavy vinyl promo only single in spotless condition.

Richard Ace tackling the Saturday Night Fever anthems. Great crossover reggae and nice to have on forty five. UK original in solid EX condition and clean labels.

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.

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.

Collectable single that only came out on Dutch Trojan. Two cracking sides by two cracking groupings. Visual wear to disc but plays well enough for a VG+ grade. Label with faint stamp.

Hard to catch double sider with both tracks not on any of their albums. You Don't Know Like I Know opens like a in-your-face funk track and turns into a great medlodic rocksteady groover. Sometimes I'm Lonely on the f...

Pretty sure this was only released in Germany as 45. Either way two killer tracks that sounds well on any Ska, Soul or Roots favoured dancefloor. Visual wear but plays VG+ or better.

Really dig this synthesized styed rocksteady. The flip with A Little Bit Soap is good too. Copy looks about VG but plays much better.

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.

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.

Soulful reggae on Trojan from '78 that should sit well with ska fans. Ain't Got No Money on the flipside and Fire In A Trenchtown both have massive potential as play out tunes. Lovely EX condition.

Forget about the Get In Touch side and flip it for No Tears Woman, a lovely lovers rock tune only out in the UK. Pretty scarce as 45.

Brilliant soulful reggae that has as much potential on roots as soul flavoured floors. Super clean Pama UK original marginally close to NM.

The Supremes classic given the ska treatment by Mike Dorane. Great result in my ears. Got To Find Your Baby on the flipside. Lovely Rockers 45 in lovely NM-condition.

Seldom seen as 45 with the mellow lovers rock Lucky on the flipside being the best bet. UK original with lots of lines but plays great. Check extended soundclip.

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

Essential rocksteady material by Maxwell Livingston Smith. His very first recording as solo artist. A lot of heat to come over the years. Scuffs on record but still a really good copy with playgrade close to VG+ Note ...

Rare reggae slice by the Kingston queen with a dub version that will do damage to most speakers when played out loud. Stunning EX plus plus shape with vinyl close to mint.

No idea what the graphic heads at Blue Mountain Records were thinking when creating this cover. We are musically very far from this picture when Lorna Bennett gets busy. So please ignore the cover art, you are in for ...

Classic Trojan material in rare German only jacket. Listen to the flipside with Two Time. Record has not be cleaned yet so little distorted sound. Looks solid VG+. Stamp on back cover.