ROOTS REGGAE

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ROOTS REGGAE

01 Chalice In The Palace - U Roy

02 Throw Away Your Gun - Prince Far I

03 This Land Is For Everyone - Abyssinians

04 Bluesy Baby - Sly Dunbar

05 Hearsay - The Gladiators

06 Natty Dread She Want - Big Youth

07 Wear You To The Ball - U Roy

08 Never Get Burn - Twinkle Brothers

09 Message From The King - Prince Far I

10 Universal Tribulation - Gregory Issacs

11 Up Town Top Ranking - Althea & Donna

12 Too Long In Slavery - Culture

13 Song Of Blood - Linton Kwesi Johnson

14 Le Jah Be Praised - The Gladiators

15 Cry Tough - Johnny Clark

THE REGGAE CHRISTMAS COLLECTION

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THE REGGAE CHRISTMAS COLLECTION

1. Jackie Edwards - Christmas Medley Part 1
2. Boris Gardiner - The Meaning Of Christmas
3. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Silver Bells
4. Kashief Lindo - Winter Wonderland
5. Lee Perry & Sandra Robinson - Merry Christmas Happy New Year
6. Wain Nelson - Santa Claus
7. The Cimarons - Silent Night And White Christmas
8. Honey Boy - Away In A Mager And Jingle Bells
9. Lloyd Seivright - Marys Boy Child
10. Winston Groovy - Merry Christmas
11. The Gable School Choir - Reggae Christmas
12. John Holt - I Believe In Father Christmas
13. Winston Francis - Here Comes Santa
14. The Cimarons - Holy Christmas
15. Nikashra - Joy To The World
16. The Aggrovators - Christmas Medley
17. The Heavy Beat Crew - Have A Merry Christmas
18. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Winter Wonderland Reggae
19. Kashief Lindo - Someday At Christmas
20. Jackie Edwards - Christmas Medley Part 2

HOT SHOTS OF REGGAE

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HOT SHOTS OF REGGAE

1. Ken Boothe  Freedom Street
2. Melodians  Sweet Sensation
3. The Maytals  Monkey Man
4. Ken Boothe  Why Baby Why
5. Beverley All Stars  Cotton Dandy
6. Joe White  So Much Love
7. The Maytals  She s My Scorcher
8. The Pioneers  Simmer Down Quashie
9. The Gaylads  There s a Fire
10. Delroy Wilson  Show Me the Way
11. The Gaylads  This Time I Wont Hurt You
12. Bruce Ruffin  I m the One

“Hot Shots of Reggae” Trojan Records (1970) With Delroy Wilson and “Show Me the Way” Produced by the legendary Leslie Kong

FLASH IT! RUB A DUB EXPLOSION

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FLASH IT! RUB A DUB  EXPLOSION

A. Chant - Live & Learn (Photographer) 7 Inch 1982

Badoo - Subway System (I Can't Hide).

Barrington Levy - One Foot Jo-Jo 12 Inch Version

Barry Brown - Seperation 12inch‏.

Barry Brown - Them A Fi Get A Beatin (12 inch).

Barry Brown - Warmonger - 12inch _ Flabba Sounds.

Brigadier Jerry - Ram Dance Master

Captain Sinbad Hotter Reggae Music

Chicken Chest - Raggamuffin Selector

Clarence Parks- Militant Youth 12'.

Dennis Brown - Promised Land.

Dennis Brown-Easy Take It Easy.

Den-Roy Brown - Red Natty Dread 12 Inch 198X

Devon Irons - Jerusalem -1977.mp3

Dillinger & Louie Lepki - Gerri Curle 12 Inch

Early B - Medical Kit.

Earth & Stone - Why Girl -

Frankie Paul - British Argentine -

Frankie Paul - Worries In The Dance_

I Roy - Mental Strain_

Johnny Clarke - Just Give Up The Badness.

Ranking Dread - Fattie Boom Boom.

Ranking Toyan - Ghetto Man Skank.

Dj Rootsman.

VA-DUB ROCKERS VOL 1

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VA-DUB ROCKERS VOL 1

1 Slightly Stoopid & Inner Circle ft. Capleton - No Cocaine 4:45

2 Natty ft. Alborosie & Busy Signal - Change Vibes & Pressure Remix 3:38

3 Bad Brains ft. Angelo Moore of Fishbone - Ragga Dub Perro Bravo Remix 5:14

4 John Brown's Body ft. Peetah Morgan - The Gold Dubmatix Double Dutch Remix 4:48

5 Anuhea ft. Tarrus Riley - Only Man In The World 3:30

6 The Aggrolites ft. Etana - Complicated Girl 4:20

7 RBC ft. Augustus Pablo & Tommy McCook - Java Prince Polo Remix 5:41

8 The Expendables ft. Eek-A-Mouse - Ganja Smugglin 4:34

9 Rebelution ft. I-Wayne - So High 5:47

10 Soja ft. Gentleman & Tamika - I Tried 4:52

Artist: Various Artists

Title Of Album: Dub Rockers Vol. 1

Genre: Dub, Reggae

VA-BUSS OFF RIDDIM

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VA-BUSS OFF RIDDIM

01. Bugle – Tell Them

02. Fras Fusion – Free Ghetto Youth

03. Khago – Nuh Fren Again

04. Shawn Storm – Whine Fi Mi Baby

05. Vybz Kartel & Stylish – R U Ready – [Edit]

06. Vybz Kartel & Stylish – R U Ready – [Raw]

07. Zamunda – Let’s Get Started

08. Version – Buss Off Riddim [Instrumental]

ARTIST(S) : VARIOUS ARTISTS (V.A)

LABEL/PRODUCER : 2012 © Half A Moon Records

RELEASE DATE : July, 2012

VA-RIDDIM DRIVEN BEAUTY AND THE BEST

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VA-RIDDIM DRIVEN BEAUTY AND THE BEST

01-the_beauty_riddim-version.

02-wayne_wonder-stay_close.

03-ishawna-ladies_night.

04-mr_vegas-deh_pon_the_scene.

05-voicemail-pull_it_up.

06-elephant_man-wine_for_me.

07-bramma-daggaration.

08-wayne_marshall-dance.

09-laden-anytime.

10-chino-style_it.

11-the_beast_riddim-version.

12-vybz_jkartel-kill_dem.

13-black_ryno-shot_a_buss.

14-aidonia-badmen_a_step.

15-demarco-no_fear.

16-bugle-hypocrite_friend.

17-konshens-dont_leave_it.

ITALIAN REGGAE COLLECTION VOL 8

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ITALIAN REGGAE COLLECTION VOL 8

01-Sud Sound System: Vola Via

02-Niù Tennici: Né Schei Né Sky

03-Lulu ft. Nadya: Se Sorriderai

04-Anima Caribe: Deeper

05-Eazy Skankers: Un Altro Giorno

06-Insintesi ft. Miss Mykela: Uai

07-Mellow Mood: She’s So Nice

08-MagaDog ft. Ras Hobo: Lode A Jah

09-Gamba The Lenk: Apocalisse

10-Mama Marjas & Miss Mykela: Tilt

11-Boom Da Bash ft. Dj Double S: The Message

12-Jovine ft. O’Zulù: Napulitan

13-Papa Ricky: Libero

14-Raphael: What A Blessing

15-Rankin Lele & Papa Leu ft. Gappy Ranks: Summer In Salento

16-The RudeMen: Strade Chiuse

17-Enrico Ruggeri & Africa Unite: Eroi Solitari

18-Steela ft. Samuel: Two

19-Rankin Lele & Papa Leu: Duma La Radio

20-Raphael & Ras Tewelde: Pick Up The Pen

21-Hobo ft. Babalu: Vfng Vfm

REFERENCE SKA AND ROCKSTEADY

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REFERENCE SKA AND ROCKSTEADY

STUDIO ONE ROCKERS

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STUDIO ONE ROCKERS

1. Sound Dimension — Real Rock

2. Marcia Griffiths — Feel Like Jumping

3. Freddy Mcgregor — Bobby Babylon

4. Horace Andy — Skylarking

5. Lennie Hibbert — Village Soul

6. Brentford All-Stars — Greedy G

7. Johnny Osbourne — Truth And Rights

8. Ernest Ranglin — Surfin

9. Michigan & Smiley — Eye Of Danger

10. Dawn Penn — No, No, No

11. The Skatalites — Phoenix City

12. Prince Jazzbo — Crabwalking

13. Jackie Mittoo — Hot Milk

14. Lone Ranger — Badder Dan Dem

15. Cedric Brooks — Ethiopia

Following on from the success of the 100% Dynamite series, here we enter the vaults of the most important Reggae label of all time, Studio One.

Owned and founded by Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, Studio One's output serves as a comprehensive guide to the history of Reggae music. The music on Studio One Rockers covers all areas of Reggae such as Ska, Rocksteady, Roots and Dancehall, all areas in which Studio One led the field.

Studio One Rockers features many legendary Studio One tracks brought together for the first time by Soul Jazz Records. From the beginning of Reggae, when the Skatalites developed a new sound of Ska in 1962 up until today, Studio One has been the number one innovator in Jamaican music.

Included in this compilation are classic Ska tracks ("Phoenix City"), Rocksteady ("Feel Like Jumping"), Roots music ("Truth and Rights"), Dancehall (Freddy McGregor, Michigan and Smiley) and many more.

Featured here are many of the classic tracks from Studio One. From Dawn Penn's legendary "No, No, No" to classics such as Horace Andy's "Skylarking" and Marcia Griffith's "Feel Like Jumping".

The Coxsone Soundsystem in the early 60s was one of the three main soundsystems operating in Jamaica alongside his competitors, Prince Buster and Duke Reid. The Studio One catalogue is possibly the largest in Jamaican music and this release is the first in a series of Studio One compilations on Soul Jazz Records.

This album comes with an in depth interview with Mr C.S. Dodd, about how he set up and ran his record label in the 1960s and 1970s.

"Compilation of the month. 100% Essential" SEVEN "Compilation of the month. A compilation of unbelievable quality. Awesome" MUZIK "A who's who of Jamaican music" MUSICWEEK "An essential slice of musical history" WAX "The most credible compilation of reggae you can possibly buy" LATER "A perfect intro into Jamaica music" NME

STUDIO ONE DJ S

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STUDIO ONE DJ S

1. Count Machuki — More Scorcha

2. Prince Francis — Rock Fort Shock

3. Dennis Alcapone — Power Version

4. Dillinger — Natty Kung Fu

5. Jah Scotchie — Man Of Creation

6. Jim Brown — Seen Him

7. Jah Buzz — Love In The Arena

8. Prince Francis — Street Doctor

9. Lone Ranger — The Answer

10. Prince Jazzbo — Crime Don't Pay

11. Brigadier Jerry — Every Man A Me Brethren

12. Big Joe — Version Of Rights

13. Lone Ranger — The Big Match

14. Jah Jesco — Warning

15. Prince Far I — Natty Farmyard

16. Charlie Ace & Scorcher — Father And Dread Locks

Soul Jazz Records

For this Studio One release we return to the roots of Reggae music-The Soundsystem. Throughout the late 1950s and 1960s Soundsystems played throughout the city of Kingston, Jamaica. As well as Sir Coxsone's Downbeat Soundsystem other famous Soundsystem operators included Duke Reid (the Trojan), Prince Buster, Tom the Great and King Edwards. These Soundystems were the birthplace of much of Jamaica's musical culture ­ Soundclashes, Dancehall and the idea of the Toaster who sang over records- theDJ. As ever Clement "Sir Coxsone" Dodd led the field and so for this release the focus is on DJ's at Studio One and features legendary toasters such as Denis Alcapone, Dillinger and Prince Far I as well as a host of rare material by lesser known artists. Also included is Count Machuki ­ the original DJ- the first man ever to speak over the mic-at Sir Coxsone¹s Downbeat Sound System- from where it all began. As Steve Barrow (author of The Rough Guide to Reggae/Blood and Fire Records) writes in the sleevenotes, Jamaican deejay music is the source for all Rap music: From Count Machuki talking over records on Sir Coxsone's legendary Downbeat Sound System this style would eventually travel to America when the Jamaican-born Kool Herc began playing at Block parties (a version of the Kingston Soundsystem parties) in the Bronx. Cutting up rare-groove classics for the first B-Boys to rap over, Hip-Hop was born and theDJ music that had started on the early Soundsystems of Kingston would go on to conquer the world! Studio One Records is the original Jamaican record label. Studio One Records started the career of hundreds of Jamaican artists from Bob Marley to The Skatalites, from Horace Andy to The Heptones. Studio One DJs (compiled by Mark Ainley) is the next in the series of releases where Soul Jazz Records are showcasing the music of Studio One, the label that literally defines Reggae. Following on from Studio One Rockers, Studio One Soul and Studio One Roots, this release also comes as a CD-Rom with a taster from the Studio One Story, Soul Jazz Records forthcoming full-length documentary about Coxsone Dodd and Studio One.

VA-ROCKSTEADY RIDDIM

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VA-ROCKSTEADY RIDDIM

01-alton ellis get ready rocksteady

02-frankie paul love somebody

03-sandy smith make it with you

04-bitty mclean walk away form love (album version)

05-tony curtis heaven only knows

06-kelly makeda easy

07-lady hype love you so

08-ghost reach out

09-lady lex breaking up

10-bitty mclean walk away form love (dubplate version)

11-version (dub) rocksteady

12-mark saxa overtontribute to duke reid

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