wamdue project classic gets the reggae treatment.

ursprünglich als kassette und digitaler download über die schematic music company in miami veröffentlicht.

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repress on black vinyl, comes with full cover and insert

1xlp, standard jacket, copper nugget vinyl, 12x12 insert, marketing sticker

4 energized tracks with different moods

remastered re-issue of the 1984 nat king cool funk classic.

doom metal

reggae 7 inch

reissue

reissue

reissue

black double vinyl reissue of the horace andy compilation, featuring selected tracks from the 1979 “pure ranking” album plus dub remixes.

13 song dub lp in 2 sided hand silk screened jacket. three tracks previously unreleased. thirteen track lp collecting 1970 s versions and dubs from the labels of producer & singer milton -billy hutch- hutchinson, including three previously unreleased tracks. with several tracks mixed by king tubby himself and several backed by the wailers band, plus many other ja musical luminaries, this is a prime collection of real raw 70s roots reggae in dubwise style. the ten previously released tracks are all culled from rare 45s on bills rocking time, judah music and gemini labels. housed in two sided hand silk screened jacket.

a previously unreleased collaboration from augustus pablo and king tubby finally available on vinyl. standard black vinyl pressing.

two bunny lee produced masterpieces for the first time pressed on a 7”.

a selection of tried and tested cuts from king tubby’s hometown h-fi sound system.

the house band of bunny ‘striker’ lee was formed in the mid-1970s by some of jamaica’s most prominent and musically expressive session players. the shifting core line-up spun off from the soul syndicate and thus typically featured earl ‘chinna’ smith and tony chin on guitar and bernard ‘touter’ harvey on organ. carlton ‘santa’ was the main drummer, but carlton barrett of the wailers band and ‘benbow’ creary were sometimes featured. most crucially, on bass, aston ‘family man’ barrett shifted to fully fullwood (and occasionally, earl ‘bagga’ walker), until robbie shakespeare took over, becoming the bandleader. the band was responsible for the popular ‘flying cymbal’ style that took jamaica by storm, and you can hear it in abundance on this killer dub set from 1975, its excellent cuts of cornell campbell and johnnie clarke material mixed at king tubby’s studio - a must for all serious fans of dub.