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Junior Murvin: Muggers In The Streets
Produced by Junjo Lawes, backed by Roots Radics, recorded at Channel One
Various Artists: King Jammys Dancehall 2: Digital Roots & Hard Dancehall 1984-1991
Carefully selected, luxury, definitive reissue of groundbreaking Jammys productions - Highly Recommended!
- Dennis Brown: History
- Cornell Campbell: Nothing Don’t Come Easy
- Admiral Tibet: Victim Of Babylon
- Wailing Souls: Move On
- Tinga Stewart: No Drugs
- Pad Anthony: Dangerous System
- Wackad: Cry For The Youths
- Dennis Brown: Tracks Of Life
- Al Campbell: Don’t Take Your Gun To Town
- Pad Anthony: Gotta Be Strong
- Junior Delgado: Run Come
- Junior Murvin: Cool Down The Heat
- Prince Junior: Crucial Boy
- Horace Andy: Love Light Of Mine
- Half Pint: One Big Ghetto
- King Jammy: Nothing Don’t Come Easy Version
- King Jammy: Victim Of Babylon Version
- King Jammy: Don’t Take Your Gun To Town Version
- King Jammy: Gotta Be Strong Version
- Prince Jammy: Crucial Boy Version
Various Artists: King Jammys Dancehall 1: Digital Revolution 1985-1989
Carefully selected, luxury, definitive reissue of groundbreaking Jammys productions - Highly Recommended!
- Dennis Brown: The Exit
- Wayne Smith: My Lord My God
- Little Kirk: Don’t Touch The Crack
- Junior Murvin: Jack Slick
- Anthony Johnson: Dancehall Vibes
- Wayne Smith: In Thing
- Wayne Smith: Ickey All Over
- Tonto Irie: Life Story
- Chaka Demus: Original Kuff
- Chuck Turner: We Rule The Dancehall
- Johnny Osbourne: In The Area (What A La La)
- Nitty Gritty: Good Morning Teacher
- Wayne Smith: E20
- Conroy Smith: Love Affair
- Eccleton Jarrett: Rock Them One By One
- Prince Jammy: In The Area (What A La La) Version
- King Jammy: Jack Slick Version
- Prince Jammy: Don’t Touch The Crack Version
- Prince Jammy: Original Kuff Version
- Prince Jammy: We Rule The Dancehall Version
Lee Perry: Disco Devil Vol. 4
Compilation of must have Black Ark disco mixes in full length
- Augustus Pablo: Vibrate On (Upsetter1977 - Special 7" Edit 2019)
- Carlton Jackson: History (Black Ark Discomix 1977)
- The Upsetters: Stay Dread / Kingdom Of Dub (Upsetter 1975 - Special 7" Edit 2019)
- Truth, Fact & Correct: Babylon Deh Pon Fire (Upsetter 1976 - Special 7" Edit 2019)
- Junior Murvin: Tedious (Orchid 1977 - Special 7" Edit 2019)
- Raphael Green & Dr. Alimantado: Rasta Train (Upsetter Disco Jam 1977)
Lee Perry: Disco Devil Vol. 5
Compilation of must have Black Ark disco mixes in full length
- Junior Murvin: Cross Over (Black Ark International 12" 1982)
- Twin Roots: Know Love (Black Art 12" 1977)
- Watty Burnett: Rainy Night In Portland (Black Art 12" 1977)
- Keith Texon: Living My Life (Black Art 12" 1979)
- Michael Campbell: Schoolgirl (Black Art 12" 1979)
- Junior Murvin: Memories (Upsetter Disco Roots 12" 1977)
Junior Murvin: Cool Down The Heat
Classic digital by Jammy's back to back with the murder version on the flip
Various Artists: Derrick Harriott Reggae, Funk & Soul 1969-1975
’...Derrick Harriott, interprets the music of the American black consciousness movement in Kingston, Jamaica...’
- Preacher: Black Moses
- The Chosen Few: People Make The World Go Round
- Derrick Harriott & The Chosen Few: Psychedelic Train
- The Crystalites: Stranger In Town
- Karl Bryan & The Crystalites: Slippery
- Derrick Harriott: Message From A Black Man
- The Chosen Few: Am I Black Enough
- Bongo Herman & Les: Home Sweet Home
- Bongo Herman & Les: Hail I
- Pat Satchmo: A Handful Of Friends
- I Roy: Tougher Than Tough
- Derrick Harriott: Brown Baby
- Crystal Generation: Hell Below
- Ramon & The Crystalites: Golden Chickens
- The Chosen Few: Going Back Home
- Noel Brown: Phoenix
- Kingstonians: Right From Wrong
- The Chosen Few: I’m Sorry
- Kim Harriott: Just Want To Be Your Joy
- Junior Murvin: Rescue The Children
Junior Soul: Rescue The Children
The first cut of Junior Murvin’s killer, later done by Lee Perry for the "Police And Thieves" set
