Albums / LP / 33T

Limited Edition transparent Vinyl.

Originally released in 1983 "Life Style" is probably the sought after and one of the best Roots Reggae albums of Barrington Levy.

13 rare & previously unreleased dub titles by Augustus Pablo, mixed at King Tubbys.
Made under license from Rockers International in collaboration with Deep Roots (FR).

Previously unreleased recordings and dubplate from the 70's.

Reissued for the first time on McKay's Amethyst label in heavy 180g vinyl.This rare and deeply rootsy LP, self-produced by Freddie McKay, contains great tracks previously released on singles in the 70sand exclusive songs such as ‘Harsh Words’, ‘Travelling’ and ‘Feel So High’.Recorded with some of Jamaica's finest musicians, including Sly & Robbie, Fish Clarke, Flabba Holt, Ansel Collins, Bobby Ellis...Made under licence from the estate of Freddie McKay. A Must have !

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.

Deep instrumental & dub album. Recorded in 1978 in the best Jamaican studios, including Lee Perry's famous "Black Ark" along (as always !) the cream of the musicians including members of "The Wailers". Pablo mystical & meditative sound take us far away, to the ethiopian roots.

Originally released in 1977. The misleadingly titled "The Best Of Freddy McKay" is the fourth album of the artist and not a compilation. The fruit of collaboration with the producer Alvin "GG's" Ranglin.
Recorded at Channel One & Harry J studios and backed by The Revolutionaries it marks the entrance of McKay in the Roots Reggae era.

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.