Selected classic early 70s intrumental reggae tunes

• The Skatalites: Dick Tracy
• Soul Vendors: Frozen Soul
• Vin Gordon: Joe Grazer
• Pablove Black: Black Wax
• Cedric Brooks: Father Forgive Him
• Pablove Black: High Locks
• Roland Alphonso: Nimble Foot Ska
• Vin Gordon: Sidewalk Doctor
• Sugar Belly: Cousin Joe Pt. 1
• Jackie Mittoo: A Big Car
• Soul Defenders: Soul Almighty
• Jackie Mittoo, Bagga Walker,...: After Christmas
• Brentford All Stars: Race Track
• Tommy McCook: Jamaican Bolero
• Im & David: Black Is Black
• Dub Specialist: Gumbay Jump

Reissue of crucial 70s roots superstar selection

• Tommy McCook: The Right Track
• Gregory Isaacs: Oh No I Can't Believe
• Horace Andy: Love You To Want Me
• Leroy Sibbles: Guiding Star
• Jacob Miller: Girl Don't Come
• Simplicity People: Schnectady's Shock
• Dennis Brown: Their Own Way
• Delroy Wilson: How Can I Love Someone
• Horace Andy: Delilah
• Augustus Pablo: Born To Dub You
• Leroy Smart: Lying Lips

Beautiful, impossible to find Glen Brown instrumental LP unearthed

• Determination Skank
• Music From The South Side
• When I Fall In Love
• Funky Reggae
• It Ain’t Who You Know
• More Music
• Brand New Man
• Dirty Harry
• Flute Instrumental
• When Something Is Wrong
• Scatterlight Rock

Beautiful compilation of late 60s Duke Reid productions

• John Holt: Tonight
• Tommy McCook: Regay
• Joya Landis: Kansas City
• Tommy McCook: Get Me To The Church
• John & Joya: I'll Be Lonely
• Tommy McCook: Second Fiddle
• Tommy McCook: Soul For Sale
• Alton Ellis: Breaking Up
• Tommy McCook: Mary Poppins
• Phyllis Dillon: Love Is All I Had
• The Paragons: Maybe Some Day
• Tommy McCook: Billy Joe

Apocalyptic horns cut of "Jah Vengeance"

• Revenge
• Tommy & King Tubbys: Greetings

Pure soul reggae under Winston Riley control in 1972

• Tommy McCook: Cool Stick
• Karl Bryan: Diversion