Hubert Porter & The Jamaican Calypsonians: Calypsos From Jamaica
’delightful Jamaican Mento played by local Jazz musicians’
Hubert Porter & The Jamaican Calypsonians: Calypsos from Jamaica
’delightful Jamaican Mento played by local Jazz musicians’
Derrick Cross: Never Too Much
Wicked Lovers Rock tune covering Luther Vandross
Never Too Much 5:34 AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25 Never Too Much (Instrumental) 5:19 AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25 
The Officials / Prince Garthie: Ten Years Ago / Apples
Record in great, near mint, shiny condition; label not perfect
Jackie Opel: You Send Me / Fly Me To The Moon
1969 canadian pressing in fantastic & shiny, not less than near mint condition, plays perfect (overseas orders only with UPS express saver service)
Devon Irons: Last None Stop Train
First single Roots release of Devon Irons backed by The Soul Syndicate
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, Vol. 2: Digital Roots & Hard Dancehall 1984-1991
Carefully selected, luxury, definitive reissue of groundbreaking Jammys productions - Highly Recommended!
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, Vol. 3: Hard Dancehall Murderer 1985-1989
Carefully selected, luxury, definitive reissue of groundbreaking Jammys productions - Highly Recommended!
Rico Rodriguez & Friends: Shuffle & Boogie 1960
Valuable edition mini album w/ ‘unreleased’ Shuffle & Boogie from the 1960s
Various Artists: Unreleased Early Recordings: Shuffle & Boogie 1960
Valuable edition mini album w/ ‘unreleased’ Shuffle & Boogie from the 1960s
Delroy Denton: Suffer's Child
Rare mid 70s roots cut from Sonia Pottinger stable, with The Silvertones
Mad Professor: Meets Channel One Sound System
Heavy 2017 dubwise set together with London's Channel One Sound
Mad Professor & Channel One: Mad Professor Meets Channel One
Heavy 2017 dubwise set together with London's Channel One Sound
Rod Taylor: If Jah Should Come Now
Initially released on Hitrun in 1979, heavy vocal roots set recorded at Channel One
Johnny Clarke: Praise Jah
Heavy Shaka vocal album from 2006
Mad Professor: Psychedelic Dub
Digi Dub set from 1990 with Jah Shaka and Mafia & Fluxy, 10th chapter
