Joseph Cotton Julia Iasiah Salute
My Big Woman / Bazz Whit / Maad Ting

Nigerian Digi Afro LP By Ras Offerman out in 1991. Country side develop botyh Roots and Digi music. We particulary like B3 "Give your Love" !!! Beautiful Guitars , nice vocal, cool tempo

Lee Perry & Silvertones / Shenley Duffus - Standing On The Hill Shenley Duffus started his singing career in the 1950's and recorded many Ska songs in the 1960's. "Standing On The Hill" was release in the UK in 1973 on the Pama label, a Jamaican 7" release has not turned up yet. Lee Perry later voiced the riddim as well. Great harmonies by the Silvertones.

Jamwax Records proudly presents We Sing Gregory. On this album, jamaican producer Bravo used the best roots and culture band, the undomitable Roots Radics, featuring Flabba Holt on bass, Style Scott on drums and Keith Sterling on keyboards, and hired legends Robbie Lynn on keyboards, Cat Coore and Chinna Smith on guitar, Stick on percussion, Dean Fraser on horns, thus ensuring a heavy and flawless riddim foundation and superb arrangements. The Roots Radics were Gregory Isaacs band in the early 80's, playing on the Night Nurse and Out Deh! albums, touring around the world with the cool ruler. Gregory Isaacs' songwriting is magnificient and the subjects are always treated with humbleness and consideration for others.

WICKED MITTOO FROM 1984 !

Brand New Ashkabad featuring Baltimores "Four Shades of Dub" released on PatchWork records. A fresh shot of Dancehall Dub for fan of ruffest O.B.F. vibrations

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