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A breakthrough album from Bob Marley – a set that was recorded equally in Kingston and London, and which has a globe-spanning vibe to match! Marley's star had already been rising by the time of this set – but this album helped cement both his lasting power, and the worldwide influence ... LP, Vinyl record album
Lee Scratch Perry's funky reggae party, put together at the Black Ark, with Boris Gardner, Mickey Boo, Sly Dunbar & Winston Wright. A nice batch of skanking Jamaica funk, with the requisite Black Ark smoke blowing throughout. Includes a bunch of classic Perry-isms, with Scratch dropping ... LP, Vinyl record album
Classic Studio One soulful sides from John Holt – tracks that include "Tonight", "If It Don't Work Out", "Stranger In Love", "Your Arms Reaching Out For Me", "A Love I Can Feel", "Love Divine", and "Do You Want Time". LP, Vinyl record album
Warmly-crafted work from Jimmy Cliff – a mid 70s set that has the singer emerging way past the Kingston scene, to a role where he feels much more like a global soul superstar overall! Make no mistake, there's definitely plenty of reggae on the album – but the record also marks that ... LP, Vinyl record album
Includes tracks by Beres Hammond, Unico, Richie Stephens, Jimmy Riley, Mr Easy, Sonia Collymore, Jah Mali, Nicola Tucker, and more! LP, Vinyl record album
A great global showcase for the growing power of Bob Marley – an excellent live set recorded in London in 1975, and a date that shows Bob and The Wailers working with the crowd in this really universal spirit! The group's almost got a funkier current here than on some of their studio record ... LP, Vinyl record album
With tracks by I Wayne, Bascom X, Sizzla, Richie Spice, Lady Saw & Remy Martin, Cocoa Tea, Beres Hammond, Tanto Metro & Devonte, Elephant Man, Capleton, Sean Paul, Assassin, Macka Diamond, and others. LP, Vinyl record album
Like some of the other groups that were beginning to gain notice in the late 70s and early 80s, Chalice were not only self contained and self produced, but moved easily between a more accessible style of roots and soulful lovers rock, giving them wide appeal that oddly never really extended outside ... LP, Vinyl record album
10 tracks from the late 80s crew headed by Ice T, including Low Profile "Think You Can Hang?", Everlast "Syndication", Donald Dee "Name Of The Game", Toddy Tee "I Need A Rolex", the Spinmasters "Bustin' loose" and others, mostly produced by Ice T ... LP, Vinyl record album