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...

Top item here from Johnny Nash that brilliantly blends reggae and soul. Love his version of Sam Cooke's Cubid. Love Me Tight and Groovin' are fine pieces as well. Near mint vinyl, cover with a few dents but overall l...

Killer roots recording and a seriously tough record to turn over. Solid mix of dub and reggae tunes with Waiting, United People and Unity just some of the highlights. Condition is as close to NM as it gets, only 1-2 f...

Definately one of the Lover Rock scene's greatest male performers. Mad Professor in charge of production making for a great listen throughout but ma faves are his cover of Gladys Knight's Midnight Train and his own Tr...

Lovers rock release from Jimmy Lindsay with brilliant covers of Easy and Ain't No Sunshine. Great breakbeat intro useful for sampling as well. German pressing with a few light scuffs and one deeper scratch on B1 - Dau...

Essential pick to any soundtrack, roots, reggae or breakbeat collector. Jimmy Cliff pave the way but you also get great stuff by Toots And The Maytals plus the killer Draw Your Brakes by Scotty toasting on the classic...

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...

Stunning NM copy of this late seventies compilation by Jimmy Cliff including tracks from some of his funkiest albums. Good blend of ska, roots and rock steady material.

Essential Jimmy Cliff album here as rare heavy vinyl pink label Island original. Top selections including Many Rivers To Cross, My Ancestors, Use What I Got. Great album and a recommended to reggae fans and music love...

The Harder They Come, Many Rivers To Cross and Vietnam performed live with backing by Ernest Ranklin Joe Higgs how can you go wrong. Strongest VG+ grade vinyl, cover with small sticker residue.

Very early Kingston recording on Dynamic. I believe one of their first releases, number 004. Includes the excellent Jamaica Farewell that was comped on the Trojan Sunshine compilation a few years back and a great vers...

His only recording on Trojan turned to be one of his best. Heavy dub album through and through. Should appeal to fans of I Roy or Big Youth. Condition is between VG and VG+ with fair few marks but plays mostly great w...

Everything about this album is great. From the famous Tony McDermott artwork to the amazing Joseph Hoo Kim production and a raw sounding Jah Thomas on crackin form. Top tunes by Horace Andy, John Holt and the famous L...

Seldom seen album release by US born Jack Miller and a rather impressive line up ranging from Mighty Diamonds over Sticky Thompson to Sly Dunbar. Dutch only release in like new condition.

One of the best Inner Circle releases in my ears. I really love Catch Me When I'm Coming that should appeal to reggae as well as soul fans alike. Killer version of Bob Marley's I'm A Rastaman. US original in EX- condi...

Jacob Miller and crew with the famous disco reggae album. Everything Is Great and Roots Rock Symphony stand out in my ears.

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.

Classic Ska / Punk / Wave release on Stiff Records. To me this album is as much about the lyrics as the music. Very decent EX- copy with only a few very faint lines on record, jacket and inner sleeve looks fresh.

Chaz Jankel producing for Ian Dury here so expect some discofied dub. Great album with Body Song, Funky Disco Pops and Girls Watching. VG+ / EX condition vinyl with a few soft hairlines on side.

Roy Reid's debut release is one essential roots record. Killer toasting on Augustus Clarke's produced beats. Pusher Man, Screw Face, Cow Town Skank are great but don't miss his take of First Cut Is The Deepest. Trojan...