Don D. Jr.: Heavenless
Jackie Mittoo kills it on the flip - essential Studio One selection!, 2024 repress
Michigan & Smiley: Jah A De Creator
Crucial deejay business, with an obscure killer instrumental on B, 2024 repress
Johnny Osbourne: We Need Love
Absolutely beautiful Studio One selection - indispensable!; 2024 repress
Various Artists: Ska Fire
Limited 5 x 7" box set of superb Studio One Ska selection
- Don Drummond: Don D Special
- Toots & The Maytals: A Man Who Knows
- Bob Marley & The Wailers: Rude Boy
- Derrick Morgan: It's Alright
- The Skatalites: Something Special
- Lee Perry: Open Up (Aka Cook Book)
- The Regals: Shammy Back
- Bob Marley & The Wailers: Diamond Baby
- Jackie Opel: The Mill Man
- The Ethiopians: I Am Free
Lambert Douglas: Living Man
Reissue of classy late 70s Roots set recorded at Channel One & Treasure Isle
The Wailers & U-Roy: My Cup Runneth Over
Heavy, new overdubbed U-Roy cuts from 2016 over early 70s The Wailers tunes w/ Lee Perry
Jackie Mittoo: Organ Super Powered
Compilation of Jackie Mittoo pieces produced w/ Bunny Lee in the 70s
Earl Sixteen: Malcolm X
The more dryer first cut produced in 1975 for Joe Gibbs, heavy 70s roots scorcher
U-Roy: The Seven Gold
Wicked late 80s DJ album produced by Prince Jazzbo in digital style
Barry Brown: Showcase
Reissue of very classic late 70s Roots set backed by the Aggrovators & under Bunny Lee control
Bunny Lee: Creation Of Dub
Better known as "King Tubby Meets The Agrovators At Dub Station", foundation 70s dub set
Delton Screechie: Living In The Ghetto Showcase
Excellent roots set from 1982, re-edited reissue w/ different tracklist
Prince Far I: Under Heavy Manners
Excellent late 70s DJ set by the voice of thunder under Joe Gibbs control
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: 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’
Jasaro People: Suffering
Reissue of sought-after 70s UK roots anthem
Suffering 3:13 AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25 Timba Version 3:19 AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25 
Bunny Wailer: Solomonic Singles 2: Rise & Shine 1977-1986
Part two of this excellent retrospective - comes in gatefold sleeve with great liner notes
Various Artists: Jamaica Jazz From Federal Records: Carib Roots, Jazz, Mento, Latin, Merengue & Rhumba 1960-1968
Wonderful compilation of Jamaican Jazz from the 60s
- Ernest Ranglin & The Federal Band: Like Falling In Love
- Cecil Lloyd & The Starline Troubadors: Profile Cha Cha
- Lennie Hibbert Combo: I Love Paris
- Eric Grant Orchestra: T'is Wonderful
- George Moxey: C'est Magnifique
- Count Owen & His Calypsonians: Go Fife Go
- Ernest Ranglin: Angelima
- Lennie Hibbert Combo: Estrellita
- Cecil Lloyd & The Starline Troubadors: Rhumbina
- Ernest Ranglin: Sly Mongoose
- Baba Motta & Ernest Ranglin: Linstead Market
- Bertie King: Wheel And Turn Me
- Ernest Ranglin & Baba Motta: Come Back Liza
- Baba Motta: Solas Market
- Bertie King & Baba Motta: Brown Skin Gal
- Bertie King & Ernest Ranglin: Mango Walk
- Count Owen & His Calypsonians: Aye Aye Aye
- Eric Grant Orchestra: Razor Merengue
- Ernest Ranglin: Ernest's Tune
- Audley Williams & His Orchestra: String Of Pearls
- Winston Turner Quintet: Monday Monday
Various Artists: Jamaica Jazz from Federal Records: Carib Roots, Jazz, Mento, Latin, Merengue & Rhumba 1960-1968
Wonderful compilation of Jamaican Jazz from the 60s
