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The Gold Connection: Gold Connection
Crucial Reggae introduction to any serious Disco head in excellent Dub Store quality
Cornell Campbell: You're No Good / Natural Facts
CC in killer Curtis fashion, two absolutely crucial pearls paired here
Various Artists: Redman International Dancehall 1985-1989
High-end Dub Store compilation 1980s Digital Dance Hall
- Da Da Waps: Old Chain
- Carl Meeks: Danger
- Carl Meeks: Red Eye Lover
- Dave Bailey: Runnings
- Tony Tuff: Careless People
- Wayne Palmer: Yu Nu Remember
- Admiral Tibet: New Tactics
- Horace Martin: Geow Now
- Carl Meeks: Without Your Love
- Dave Bailey: Concrete Jungle
- Little John: Rub A Dub One
- Little John: Ba Bat A Ba Bat
- Puddy Roots: When I Release
- Redman: When I Release (Dub Version)
- Redman: Danger (Dub Version)
- Redman: Runnings (Dub Version)
- Redman: Old Chain (Dub Version)
- Redman: New Tactics (Dub Version)
Hubert Porter & The Jamaican Calypsonians: Calypsos From Jamaica
’delightful Jamaican Mento played by local Jazz musicians’
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 3: Hard Dancehall Murderer 1985-1989
Carefully selected, luxury, definitive reissue of groundbreaking Jammys productions - Highly Recommended!
- Gregory Isaacs: The Ruler
- Nitty Gritty: Butter Bread
- Echo Minott: I Am Back
- Echo Minott: Trouble Nobody
- Johnny Osbourne: Chain Robbery
- Banana Man: Musical Murder
- King Kong: Can’t Ride Computer
- Robert Lee: Come Now
- Pad Anthony: By Show Down
- Nitty Gritty: Rub A Dub Kill You
- Wayne Smith: Like A Dragon
- Tonto Irie: Ram Up Every Corner
- Pad Anthony: Murderer
- Admiral Bailey: Mi Ah The Danger
- Robert Lee & Bunny General: Midnight Hour
- King Jammy: Dangerous System (Dub Version)
- Prince Jammy: I Am Back (Dub Version)
- Prince Jammy: One Time Girlfriend (Dub Version)
- King Jammy: Chain Robbery (Dub Version)
- Prince Jammy: Musical Murder (Dub Version)
Various Artists: King Jammys Dancehall 4: Hard Dancehall Lover 1985-1989
Carefully selected, luxury, definitive reissue of groundbreaking Jammys productions - Highly Recommended!
- Gregory Isaacs: Steal A Little Love
- Chuck Turner: Ah No Me She Love
- Little John: Come Do It to Me
- Conroy Smith: Love Affair
- Super Black: One Time Girlfriend
- Admiral Tibet: Running From Reality
- Conroy Smith: Sugar Me
- Sugar Minott: Conscious Lover
- Frankie Paul: Ready For Your Loving
- Home T: If The Rockers Don’t Groove You
- Wayne Smith: My Sweet Love
- Mighty Rudo: She Done With It
- Robert Lee: Love Me Stylee
- Tullo T: None Ah Dat
- Tonto Irie: General A General
- Prince Jammy: Love Affair (Dub Version)
- Prince Jammy: My Sweet Love (Dub Version)
- King Jammy: Ah No Me She Love (Dub Version)
- King Jammy: Come Do It To Me (Dub Version)
- King Jammy: Running From Reality (Dub Version)
Errol Brown & The Revolutionaries: Dub Expression
‘rocking rhythms [...] by Jamaica’s finest female record producer, Mrs Sonia Pottinger’
Rico Rodriguez & Friends: Shuffle & Boogie 1960
Valuable edition mini album w/ ‘unreleased’ Shuffle & Boogie from the 1960s
Various Artists: Merritone Rock Steady 2: This Music Got Soul 1966-1967
’The birth of rock steady portrayed in a consummate collection from the vaults of Federal Records’
- Hopeton Lewis: This Music Got Soul
- Hopeton Lewis: Let Me Come on Home
- The Zodiacs: Walk on By
- Termites: We Gonna Make It
- The Dynamites: Fountain Bliss
- Hopeton Lewis: Rock a Shacka
- Hopeton Lewis: Don't Cry
- The Royals: House Upon the Hill
- The Tartans: Real Gone Sweet
- The Tartans: Rolling Rolling
- Hopeton Lewis: I Don't Want Trouble
- Lester Sterling: Lester Sterling Special
- The Dynamites: If You Did Love Me (Take 1)
- The Tartans: Don't Take That Train
- Lynn Taitt & The Jets: Batman (Early Take Version)
- Hopeton Lewis: Oh Tell Me Darling (Take 1)
- The Tartans: I'm Ready
- Henry Buckley: Take Me Back
- Roland Alphonso: Sounds of Silence
- Lynn Taitt & The Jets: Batman (Rehearsal Version)
- The Federal All Stars: Merritone False Starts (Pt. 2)
Various Artists: Rare & Unreleased Ska Recordings from Federal Records Vaults 1964-1965
Wonderful compilation of foundational 60's Ska gems
- Cavaliers: Blue Ska
- Clive Wilson & The Skatalites: One Ska, One Ounce of Weed, One Beer
- Don Drummond & The Skatalites: One Beer, One Scotch, One Bourbon (Take 1)
- The Maytals & Don Drummond: Coppa
- Federal Singers: My Love
- Cavaliers: I Man
- Audley Williams & His Orchestra: String of Pearls
- Granville Williams & His Orchestra: Wailin'
- Federal Singers: Love Is All I Have
- The Maytals & Don Drummond: Come Along with Me
- Federal Singers: What to Do
- Cavaliers: Tribute to Ska
- Cavaliers: Dip Them
- Granville Williams & His Orchestra: Third Man Theme
Various Artists: Merritone Rock Steady 3: Bang Bang Rock Steady 1966-1968
‘Bang Bang Rock Steady 1966-1968 - Superior rock steady from the vaults of Federal Records’
- Tomorrow’s Children: Bang Bang Rock Steady
- The Renegades: Mr Hops
- Hopeton Lewis: Everybody Rocking
- Lynn Taitt & The Jets: Why Am I Treated so Bad
- Hopeton Lewis: Cool Collie
- Henry Buckley: With a Girl Like You
- The Paragons: We Were Meant To Be
- Joe Higgs: You Hurt My Soul
- Henry Buckley: Thank You Girl
- The Ethiopians: We Gonna Be Free
- Eddie Perkins: I’m Coming Home
- Lynn Taitt & The Jets: Rocking Mood
- The Tartans: Rockin Chair
- Henry Buckley: Take Me Back
- Merritone Singers: Rude Boy a Wail (Take 1)
- The Tartans: It’s Not Right
- Lester Sterling & Lynn Taitt & The Jets: Check Point Charlie
- Henry Buckley: You Never Could Be True
- Henry Buckley: I’d Like to Know
- Roland Alphonso: How Soon (Take 2)
- The Paragons: We Were Meant to Be (Acappella Mix)
- Eddie Perkins: Im Coming Home (Acappella)
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
