emotional rescue and jamwax ends their capo disco series by returning to glen adams and his cover of bob marley’s classic. the early 70s lee perry produced original raw sound is taken to the disco reggae dancefloors of the early 80s with a bottom heavy jam, while his capo crew works a killer dub flipside.

emotional rescue and jamwax come together to present the first of three essential 12”s from ny/jamaican label capo disco, all officially licensed and remastered for the first time. the brainchild of reggae vocalist, musician, producer and label owner glen adams, the label married disco with his caribbean roots to perfection. tip!

after a short hiatus bighouse recordings is back with a fantastic release from super hot canadian talent glenn morrison and frequent studio partner human adams. glenn has been making big waves recently with his big room productions, here he shows that he can write music for more intimate settings as well, turning in a smooth, late-night inspired groover in siesta. on remix duties is the legendary bruce aisher in his gutterstylz guise. his remix is like a walk down memory lane, combining the best of oldschool prog with the sounds of today!

2024 repress on 140g vinyl with updated sleeve

140g black vinyl, 5mm spine, 2 x printed inner sleeves

reggae versions of disco, funk & soul classics on double vinyl.

ska meets the rocksteady train.

emotional rescue and jamwax return to capo disco with the first ever-official release of a holy grail of the caribbean disco sound. fully licensed and remastered especially for this release, there is no now requirement for badly pressed rip offs. while little is known about the crashers, all leads point to an incarnation of the revolving “house” band of glen adams. as often the case, the floating nature of jamaican born labels, rhythm sections naming and renaming to fit occasions was endless.

welcome to the rocksteady sound from jamaica. towards the end of 1965 some say due to the extreme heatwave that was hitting the island the people that followed the sound system dances demanded a slower beat so they could still move and groove to the all night musical night affairs. so the jerky ska swing was slowed down to a steady beat that also allowed the songs cut at this time to shine throgh. so sit back and enjoy the tunes that rocked this islands between 1966-1968 the rocksteady sound that hit that town..

a fan favorite on the full length release, robots & bumblebees is cvos special tribute to the great patrick adams. classic synth sounds with a hot gu groove. the b-side goes way deep with silent pimp, a comprehensive piece of chilled out elements and soulful jazz keys.

25 rare & essential tracks produced by bunny lee between 1967 and 1968. digitally remastered double vinyl release, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

nice price deal !!! nice price deal !!! ambitiously varied 2 track mini lp - miles of smiles is like a 4-stage soundtrack of klf meets barry adamson meets glenn branca. flip it for a trippier intro and a sonically forceful middle (a la branca) followed by a streetwise percussive ending. black dice prove yet again that no record of theirs ever sounds the same

3cd, 24pp booklet, gatefold sleeve

many reggae aficionados see the concentrated phase of rock steady between 1967 - 1969 as the carribeans most productive era of all time. never before had such sweet melodies, inspiring rhythms and beautiful love lyrics come together. numerous soul hits by the likes of curtis mayfield, the impressions, the supremes all got the bass-driven, jamaican style treatment.