Reggae - Uusi

Alpha Blondy : Human race

The 2018 album from the Ivorian reggae singer, reissued on CD!

Alphanso, Rolando : Best of

Andy, Horace : Rare Dubs

Andy, Horace : Say who

Andy, Horace : Broken beats 2

BETTER PRICE THAN PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED! With this second 'Broken Beats' collection, Horace Andy once again gave new life to some of his classic songs. The beats may be broken, but the voice most certainly isn't. This album will ensure that this incredible voice is never forgotten.

Andy, Horace / Pratt, Phil : Get Wise

Anthony Red Rose : Two big bull in a one pen

Aswad : New chapter

Back A Yard : Country Road

Balvin, J. : Colores

Balvin, J. : Bruuttal

Banton, Buju : Inna heights

Banton, Buju : 'til shiloh

Banton, Buju : Unchained spirit

Bazza Ranks : Don't Let It Pass (Feat. Dynamite Mc)

Beckford, Keeling : Combination

Reissue of 1978 album. "Keeling Beckford, a young and talented singer, started his career 24th July, 1969 in Kingston, Jamaica. Before that time he build himself up at church and school plays. Keeling Beckford made 19 recordings as a singer before venturing into production January 1977. You only have to listen to this wonderful LP and you'll be convinced that not only will he be a successful singer but also a very good producer of records. He likes cricket as his hobby. He is a gemini. He is single. And for relaxation time he stays at home and plays tapes with various rhythm tracks, to his many girl friends." (from back cover).

Beenie Man : Tropical storm

Bennett, Headley : 35 Years From Alpha

The only solo LP from “Deadly” Headley Bennett and released back in 1982. The title refers to the legendary Alpha School in Jamaica from where so many instrumental talents on the island emerged. A saxophonist-for-hire who played on countless recordings sessions, and was in the ranks of backing groups from the golden era of reggae such as the Sound Dimension and the Arabs.

Big Joe : At the control

Reissue of second album by Big Joe (born Joseph Spalding in 1955), Jamaican reggae deejay and record producer, who recorded extensively in the 1970s and early 1980s. This is the follow up to 'Keep Rocking And Swinging,' released on Live & Love in 1978 and produced by Bunny Lee. A must for all the reggae and dub fanatics.

Bim Skala Bim : Krinkle

Black Roots : Nothing in the larder

Active since 1979, the Bristol-based reggae unit returns with another masterpiece. Through the 10 tracks of 'Nothing In The Larder' the band provides a timely reminder that we must continue to promote equality, justice and open-mindedness.

Black Uhuru : Live at rockpalast (+dvd)

On CD as well as DVD, this release presents the audio and footage of the legendary reggae band's 1981 live broadcast concert for Germany's popular TV show 'Rockpalast', which took place in Essen.

Black Uhuru : Live at rockpalast (2lp)

This release presents the audio of the legendary reggae band's 1981 live broadcast concert for Germany's popular TV show 'Rockpalast', which took place in Essen.

Blackstones : Be thankful ep

The 'Be Thankful' EP by the acclaimed UK reggae group comprises eight tracks.

Bob & Marcia : Young, gifted & black

Bob Marley & The Wailers : Classic album series

Boo And The Tru-Tones : Show the world

The second album (1974) from St. Lucia's Boo and the Tru-Tones demonstrated a significant growth from the band with the introduction of soulful and funky songs that started the band's trip into fusions of island and funk. The album demonstrates the band's ability to seamlessly weave an album full of reggae, calypso and soul/funk that manages to stay consistent and coherent. 'Show The World' helped create the band's global fanbase and was responsible for starting the bands' buzz in the UK. Comes on yellow and black splatter vinyl.

Bother Brothers : Bother Brothers

Rajoitettu 300kpl:een painos / mukana latauskoodi

Bovell, Dennis : Sufferer Sounds

This compilation focuses on the period during and immediately after Bovell’s involvement with the Jah Sufferer Sound System, digging deep to find deep cuts and lesser known versions, mainly from 1976 - 1980, plus a killer and lesser heard dub of the iconic “Silly Games”.

Brentford All Stars / Im & The Sound Dimension : Greegy g/jove jah

Brown, Barry : Steppin Up Dub Wise

Brown, Barry : Let's go to the blues

Brown, Barry : Stand firm

One of a handful of singers that straddled the divide between the late roots phase and the emerging dancehall style, Barry Brown was gifted with a distinctive high tenor that rendered his voice immediately recognisable, making a lasting impression whenever heard. His lyrics had wit, grit, and feeling, since he often spoke of the harsh realities of Jamaican ghetto life, and equally addressed the aspirations of its inhabitants and the good times they enjoyed, frequently emphasising the irresistible pull of a sound system dance in his recorded work.Originally released in the early '80s.

Brown, Barry : Barry

Brown, Barry : Love and protection

During the late 1970s and early 1980s, Barry Brown was one of the handful of upcoming artists that came to define the emerging dancehall style as a singer with a distinctive high tenor that was instantly recognizable, and one which inevitably made a lasting impression on the listener. His lyrics were witty, gritty, and full of gusto, typically addressing the trials and tribulations facing the underprivileged, but also celebrating the positive aspects of ghetto life, including the irresistible lure of the local sound systems, the need to enjoy a loving relationship with a woman, and the various other joys one may encounter along the way. Most of the work on 'Love And Protection,' an intriguing compilation that surfaced in the mid-1990s, brings us back to Barry Brown's peak period as heard on the 'Cool Pon Your Corner' and 'Far East' LPs, along with the original unembellished mixes of two EPs released by Black Roots, as well as some harder to trace material, such as the vibrant digital title track. Running the gauntlet from 'reality' tunes to dance numbers to songs of loving romance and everything in between, it ultimately emphasizes Barry Brown's impressive versatility, highlighting the important role he played in the shift from roots to dancehall.SIDE 1:1. Love And Protection 2. I Want To Get Closer 3. When You Love A Girl 4. Real Love 5. Check Yourself 6. Give A Helping Hand SIDE 2:1. Don't Let Problems Get You Down 2. Things And Time3. Moving On 4. I'm Not So Lucky 5. Lonely Man 6. Never Stop Trying

Brown, Barry : Barry

Brown, Dennis : Crown Prince Of Reggae: Singles 1972-85

Brown, Dennis : Tribulation times

Brown, Dennis : Best Of: The Niney Years

Brown, Dennis : Dennis

Red Vinyl LP

Brown, Errol : The treasure dub albums collection

Expanded edition

Brown, Errol : Culture dub & medley dub

Expanded edition

Bug : In Blue

Bush Chemists : Strictly dubwise

A classic UK dub LP from 1994 gets the vinyl reissue treatment! This edition is limited to 500 LP's.

Busters All Stars : Skinhead Luv-a-fair

reissue

Cadogan, Susan : The girl who cried

The lovers rock legend returns with her wonderful 2018 full-length! The album was produced by Mitch "King Kong" Girio, who (since the early '90s) has been a member and/or producer of several well-known Canadian ska acts, including The Kingpins, King Apparatus, Lo & the Magnetics and Prince Perry.

Campbell, Al : Gee baby

2017 reissue of this 1977 album produced and arranged by Phil Pratt.

Campbell, Al : Higher heights

A wonderful compilation of this wonderful reggae artist's recordings, issued on CD.TRACKS:01. IF YOU KNOW THAT U R BLESS 02. A LITTLE PRAYER TO JAH 03. AGE TO AGE 04. HIGHER HEIGHTS 05. ROOTICALLY YOURS 06. LOVE IS HERE TO STAY 07. JUMP SHIP 08. WAKE UP 09. ANYTHING BLACK 10. TELL LIES 11. LIGHT UP THE CHALICE 12. RED HOT 13. JAH FIRE 14. STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU 15. A PRAYER TO THE ALMIGHTY 16. HURRY UP 17. GALONG SELECTOR 18. THINK A LITTLE LOVE

Campbell, Cornell : My Destination