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Weed / Black Woman

Great early dancehall, a stone cold classic from 1982 by the very young Triston Palma. Produced by Jah Thomas, backed by Roots Radics, recorded and mixed at Channel One.Top quality stuff, and as with all Greensleeves vinyl it's a very nice pressing

Rare 1978 Black Ark heavy roots lovers tune from Earl Sixteen with dub on the flip.

Produced by Jah David Goldfine, Celestial Rockers is a vocal and dub Showcase LP that features 8 tracks, four vocal cuts and four dub excursions. Ras Teo is a master wordsmith whose songs on this LP are full of thematic elements that range from Rastafari to spirituality, and meditation. Vocally he’s a singer with a fine voice which now and then reminds of Pablo Moses’ vocal style. Side One opens with the impressive Gone Ah Search, a song that fires on all cylinders. Besides the awesome bassline played by Jah D, it are the gorgeous horns play of Drew Keys and Aba Ariginal and the backing vocals by the Mighty Diamonds that elevate this track to the highest heights. The second vocal cut, the compelling Jah Waterfalls, is underpinned by a haunting riddim with a slower tempo than the previous vocal piece. It’s an intoxicating piece in which Ras Teo’s distinctive voice fully comes to the fore very well. The opener on Side Two, 1 n 2 n 3, needs several listenings before you discover it can be appreciated to the fullest. This is different from the fourth and last vocal cut, Cooyah Cooyah. This head-nodding track – with the Mighty Diamonds together with Paul ‘Lymie’ Murray and Carlton ‘Dehdeh Blacks’ Scarlett providing harmonies – instantly appeals and goes on repeat as it impresses mightily. The four vocal cuts are accompanied by four wonderful dubbed out versions done by Ben ‘Ashanti Selah’ Smith, Andrew ‘Moon’ Bain, Jah D, and Tippy I respectively.

❤️ Our Top 10 ten reggae Roots Lp from all the time ❤️ This Lp is the perfect demonstration of Dennis Brown "prince of Reggae" voice was ! Produced by Joe Gibbs, this eights album from Dennis feature some of greatest Jamaican musician as Bobby Ellis, Vin Gordon or Tommy McCook ! Tune after tune it talks about oppression, religion, repatriation and all important arguments of Reggae Music One Love Prince

Strongly recommanded this Jah Roots Hi-Fi is one of our favorite from the label. Heavy Bass Line and strongly arranged is mixed in Jah Works studio in 2000 and released in 2014