VOCAL

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Produced by Niney, Bonus tracks produced by Phil Pratt.

The album 'Channelling Lee Scratch Perry' is a tribute from Scratch’s son, Omar Perry, to his father. ‘Scratch’ was, beyond question, a genuine genius responsible for creating some of the greatest, most complex, and thought-provoking music to ever come out of Jamaica… or anywhere else. His importance to the furtherance of Jamaican music as a producer, arranger, writer and artist is beyond compare. He played an integral role in and was the inspiration for many of the key movements in the development of reggae throughout the Sixties and Seventies. 

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180 gram Vinyl.
‘Unite’ album is a reminder of the continuing relevance of the dancehall style.
Rough, raw and rugged they represent the real authentic sound of young Jamaica from nearly forty years ago when the youths “forgot their troubles and danced”.

Al Campbell's album ‘No More Running’ was originally released in 1981 and is considered one of his standout works, showcasing his signature blend of roots reggae and lovers rock. The album highlights his smooth, soulful vocal delivery paired with socially conscious lyrics and themes of love, resilience, and cultural pride.‘No More Running’ came at a time when reggae music was diversifying into roots, lovers rock, and early dancehall sounds. The album balances meditative, heavy basslines and steady rhythms with melodic hooks and Campbell's silky vocal tones.‘No More Running’ helped solidify Al Campbell’s reputation as a versatile artist capable of blending conscious roots themes with accessible, melodic songs.The album remains a favorite among fans of roots reggae and is often praised for its timeless messages and high-quality production.Re-issued on Burning Sounds on 180-gram Purple Transparent Vinyl.

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Produced by Phil Pratt and featuring Sly & Robbie, Tommy McCook, Ansel Collins.
Re-released on 180 gram vinyl.

The compilation you hold in your hands features the best of U Brown’s 1983 release Jam It Tonight, cut at Channel One with the Roots Radics, coupled with enthralling earlier singles laid at Channel with the Revolutionaries. The high points are many in this thoroughly agreeable set that showcases the best of peak-period U Brown; beginning with the devotional ‘Jah Is My Father Still’ and ‘Walk With Jah Love’ from Jam It Tonight, the title track speaks of reggae music’s unstoppable nature and ‘Reggae Gone International’ is a celebratory take of the ‘Pick A Dub’ rhythm, here totally reconfigured, Maxfield Avenue style. ‘Rub A Dub All The Time’ (aka ‘Tu Sheng Peng’) is a killer take of the Dennis Brown song of the same name, while ‘Blow Mr Hornsman Blow’ is an awesome re-working of the ‘Take Five’ rhythm, and ‘Come Along’ a beautiful deejay counterpart to Sugar Minott’s ‘Steal Away Girl’. U Brown has since gone on to enjoy all kinds of musical adventures in the UK, USA, and Europe, where he settled in the 1990s; listen to the artistry on No Stoppin’ This Music and marvel at his enduring talents.

Limited Orange vinyl edition.

Holy grail of US roots reggae released in 1979. Old-style tip-on sleeve replicating the original sleeve. More Relation started in 1977 in New York as a backup band for reggae artists such as Melodians, Larry Marshall, Carlton Coffee, and Ken Boothe, but soon they started crafting their own melodic & deep roots reggae. They released many now sought-after singles such as "The Light", "Solve Them" and one self-titled album.

Limited Edition transparent Vinyl.

Double album compilation of Norris Reid's recordings from 1978 to 1985 in Kingston. All Remastered & licensed from Norris himself.
Norris Reid has performed and recorded with the greatest Jamaican artists. This compilation pays tribute to one of the key figures of Reggae's golden age.

ON THE ROCK is a cornerstone of the group formed by WISS, APPLE, and SKELLY. Recorded and mixed at Leggo's Studio (Kingston, Jamaica) with the new version of Roots Radics, featuring: Flabba Holt (Bass), Dwight Pinkney (Guitar), Carl Ayton (Drums), Steve Golding (Guitar), and T-Bird Johnson (Piano).
An evolution in sound, this album sounds much heavier, much bigger. It is also much more produced, which opened the doors to international success for the group, leading to a marathon tour in Europe and the United States, and then in South America. This album includes the very powerful Rudeboy Shufflin and of course the very emblematic On The Rock, both of which are significant tracks in the group's history.

New reissue for the epic Tapper Zukie’s first album, originally released in 1973.
Supervised by the original producer Clement Bushay !

Compilation of Rocksteady & Reggae tunes from 1966 to 1976.