Founder of the Wailers with Pete Tosh and Bob Marley on a very worthwhile solo tip. Who Feels It and his excellent version of Get Up Stand Up are my favorites but overall a quality listen. Second pressing on Island / ...

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.

Must have roots recording, Burning Spear's praise to Marcus Garvey is an essential record for any true collector. German Island original pressing with soft marks but a good listen.

Superb back stock copy with quality roots from Winston Rodney. Despite the later recording date the sound matches some of his finest recordings. Listen to the killer title track for an idea of the quality here.

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...

Great condition Jamaican original with Byron Lee covering Bob Marley, Bohannon, Van Mccoy and many others. The sound is, as the tittle suggest, Disco Reggae with a different but worthwhile approach to the big hitters ...

Later reggae release by Cimarons covering mainly classics penned by Paul McCartney. Good mix of instrumentals and vocal tracks and a better than expected outcome. Check Poor People Of Paris.

Exceptional afro funk out of Nigeria. Cool down-tempo reggae style afro funk with some synth influences. An unusual mix but how well it works. Make sure you spin the excellent Can You Do It. Hard to find OTI pressing ...

Probably my favorite recording by this great Nigerian afro reggae unit. Hard to find OTI pressing with the title track a real treat for your mix. Rare item with vinyl in stunning condition. Small tear on front cover.

US deleted re-issue from 1993 of one of my favorite reggae albums of all time. The Congos, Cedric Myton and Roy Johnson, recorded this classic roots reggae masterpiece in 1977. The album is in my opinion Lee Perry's g...

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...

Not a bad word to state about this famous and always popular reggae piece by the Jamaican star duo. Everybody knows the frequently flipped title track but much more on offer with soulful rock steady on That Girl and f...

Classic upon classic here on his biggest selling album. Money In My Pocket, So Jah Say and the killer Black Liberation. Joe Gibbs production. Cover in shrink, vinyl has got visual hairlines but plays great.

The humorously titled Black & Dekker includes a fantastic alternative 007 take and Israelites but also his terrific version of Many Rivers to Cross and Lickin' Stick. Backing by The Rumours. German original, cover sti...

Back to back ska & rock steady groovers with Rude Boy Train, Too Much, Israelites and Problems the standout tracks but overall an enjoayable listen and a great starting point for anyone wanting to explore early Desmon...

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.

Back in stock! Holds the club smasher Cocaine In My Brain but more on offer with Crankface and No Chuck It. Not a rare album but essential. Cheapo DJ copy with heavy visual wear but still a good playout copy!

Now little rare Dillinger studio album with Natt Up, Youth Man, Dread A Warrior just a few of the highlights. Heavy dub material and great riddims. Small sticker on cover spine, record is clean EX-

German only release with the title track a real killer but also holds the dub styled Flat Foot Hustlin and humorously Chinese Soultrain. Strong EX condition of vinyl, cover with punch hole and very light edge wear.

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.