VOCAL

(LP) THE VICEROYS - WE MUST UNITE
(LP) THE VICEROYS - WE MUST UNITE
Strong vocal roots album originally released in 1982, produced by Linval Thompson with The Roots Radics. "My Mission Is Impossible, Rise In The Strength Of Jah, We Must Unite".
14,58 €
(LP) VIVIAN JONES - BANK ROBBERY
(LP) VIVIAN JONES - BANK ROBBERY
Vivian Jones' debut album, released in 1983 and backed by Undivided Roots. Heavy slow sparse rhythms (in a Roots Radics style) and floating keyboards. Superb roots by this inspired UK singer, including the well-known tunes Flash It And Gwan and Third World Man.
18,74 €
(LP) JOHNNY CLARKE - CAN'T GET ENOUGH
(LP) JOHNNY CLARKE - CAN'T GET ENOUGH
Limited Edition / 180g Vinyl / Remastered
Reissued on vinyl for the first time here, this legendary Johnny Clarke recordings – originally released in 1982 UK label Arts & Crafts – is something you2 wouldn’t miss. Completely written by the Jamaican singer himself – backed here by Roots Radics (the Channel One studio session group) – and arranged by Clarke and Stafford Douglas (alias Mafia Tone). ”Can’t Get Enough” witnesses the peak of his career with his first British production. The beginning of a period that would bring Clarke to London and see him churn out a string of hits with Douglas’s production, before returning to work with Bunny Lee and Mad Professor, King Tubby, Errol Thompson, Prince Jammy. Roots reggae at its best here!
21,66 €
(LP) JOHNNY CLARKE - WONDERING
(LP) JOHNNY CLARKE - WONDERING
Johnny Clarke ruled the dancehall in the mid '70s, using the clever "Flyers Rhythms" that gave some of his tunes an edge with the sound systems. But his voice was always bigger than this and his versatility to sing a wide range of vocal styles has seen him cut through the decades as one of reggae's best voices. Produced by Bunny Lee, mixed at King Tubby's studio. An absolute reggae/roots classic.
18,74 €
(LP) SCEPTRE - ESSENCE OF REDEMPTION INA DIF'RENT STYLEY
(LP) SCEPTRE - ESSENCE OF REDEMPTION INA DIF'RENT STYLEY
Founded in 1981 in Britain's second city Birmingham, the band Sceptre were part of a thriving local music scene, a scene that for the most part revolved around live shows in the region's community centres, university campuses, pubs and nightclubs. Neglected by major labels, many bands went unrecorded and of those that did get documented most managed to release just one or two singles. Fortunately, Sceptre recorded and released an entire album, 1984's »Essence of Redemption Ina Dif'rent Styley.«
18,74 €