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Extended Dub on both side.

Killer Dub album produced by Ranking Joe circa 1979 / 1980. backed by the Roots Radics.
Released for the first time on CD in 1999, some copies were pressed by Jammylland (USA) on vinyl in 2001 but without a sleeve.
We have a limited stock of this vinyl for which we made a sleeve. Hand-printed, the appearance of the sleeve may vary.

Previously unreleased.

“Lots of Loving” was the third album, originally released in 1980 by Freedom Sound Record, by legendary and controversial Jamaican deejay and singer Ranking Dread. Recorded at Channel One studio, with Barnabas as engineer and produced by Sugar Minott the album featured musicians from the Black Roots Players, Sly & Robbie, Steeely (Steely & Clevie) and many others… Voiced and mixed at King Tubby’s Studio! One of the most dangerous rub-a-dub deejay lp’s !

Very first album ever released by Sly & Robbie’s iconic TAXI label back in 1979. Having saved enough money during a tour with Peter Tosh to buy 4 multitrack recording tapes, Sly & Robbie asked Gregory to voice a few songs for them. Because they had played on so many of his hits, Gregory generously agreed to do it for free to help bootstrap the new TAXI label. In 1979, Gregory Isaacs was by far Jamaica’s most popular artist, earning his "Cool Ruler" nickname many times over releasing hit after hit, most of which were produced with Sly & Robbie, who at 25 years of age were already the hottest backing band.Out of these sessions came hits like "Soon Forward", a fabulous cover of Bob Marley’s "Slave Driver" and 4 other potent tracks. There were no flimsy soul or pop covers: Gregory Isaacs, whose voice and range were at their peak, sang with clarity, depth, verve and confidence, with no unnecessary mannerisms.A must have for any serious music fan, this crucial album features extended so-called "Discomix" versions of all the songs, providing listeners with a generous serving of the Riddim Twins drum and bass extravaganza. In addition to the original album, we have added 3 dub versions that were only released in Jamaica, as B Sides of singles, in 1979. These have never been reissued until now and provide a fascinating glimpse into Sly & Robbie's drum and bass sound, which revolutionized Reggae music at the time.

A timeless cornerstone of roots reggae, Skylarking captures Horace Andy at his most soulful and haunting. This classic LP features some of Andy’s most enduring vocals—from the uplifting title track “Skylarking” to deep-cut favorites that helped define his unmistakable sound. Remastered and reissued with the original warmth and spirit intact, this essential album returns to vinyl for a new generation of listeners. A must-have for any reggae collection.

Singer and producer Mike Brooks along with Jah Lloyd created their Teams label kin 1969.
This Vinyl re-issue is of 1976 Burning Sounds release What A Gathering – a compilation of tracks recorded at Channel One, produced by Jah Lloyd and named after Mike's biggest hit.
180 gram Vinyl.

Two titanic forces in reggae history — Roots Radics and The Mighty Revolutionaires — unite for a powerful dubwise journey on Outernational Riddim. This long-anticipated collaboration blends heavyweight rhythms, militant drum patterns and deep, atmospheric dubs that channel the essence of Jamaican roots music with a forward-thinking production style.
Released on 180 gram vinyl, includes insert with sleeve notes.