Recorded at Federal Records Studios in early 70's & produced by Alvin Ranglin. The song appeared for the first time in 1973 on the compilation "Pipeline" .The B side instrumental was previously unreleased, transfered from original tapes by Aad Brakus aka "Dr Buster Dynamite".
Same tune as "I Hold The Handle" which appears on the "Life Style" album.
Here it comes with an extended version on the first side. Dub on the flip.
Produced by Alvin "GG's" Ranglin in 1981.
The 10-tracks that forms the core of this album, were originally released on the Impact! label in 1975. Less than 200 copies were pressed, even fewer than "Java Java Java Dub".
Produced by Clive Chin
Recorded at Harry J and Channel One in 1982 with iconic musicians as China Smith, Flabba Holt, Robbie Shakespear, along with Norris Reid and
Delroy Williams on backing vocals.The album includes a recut of the classic "Java" and the singing of Hugh Mundell on "Ratafari Tradition".
Reissued with the artwork of the original Jamaican press.
Killer roots reggae tune produced by Alvin "GG's" Ranglin in 1977.
Taken from the "Best of Freddy McKay" Album. First time on 7 inch with Dub on the flip !
"Look at the trees, how their leaves are blowing away in the sky. Listen to the birds, how they're singing away their time. Look at the sun, how it shines, bright in the skies. Well, all these things were, created by the Father."
Cover of the Dennis Brown's song. Recorded at Randy's Studio in 1975
Delroy tune from 1983. Reissue on his brand new label "Prosperity" Records.
Delroy started his career in the late 60's as member of the Afrotones. Later in the 70's he will join Augustus Pablo Circle with whom he released his deepest roots tunes.