Reggae / Dub / Rocksteady / Ska Vinyl Records

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"Arguably the greatest Jamaican record producer of all time, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry was instrumental in transforming the island’s national sound throu...

Althea and Donna dropped the single "Uptown Top Ranking" in 1977, and it immediately became one of those songs that took over the reggae world, for...

Name a more successful comp, in ANY genre! Although jam packed with instantly recognizable, genre-defining classics, some might argue that the lack...

Classic mid-70s deejay album, featuring Prince Jazzbo voicing over all Lee Perry production (Perry-produced deejay albums are not nearly as common ...

It seems some people are actually not familiar with the roots of dub?? This aptly-titled 1974 session from the dub master King Tubby is as good a p...

Name a more successful comp, in ANY genre! Although jam packed with instantly recognizable, genre-defining classics, some might argue that the lack...

"Soul Jazz Records follows up one of its most popular Studio One releases with a brand new selection of rare and classic releases by women in regga...

This is Mikey Dread's most celebrated album and has been a very tough one to come up with in the last few years. World War 3 is his style at its fi...

"Stone-cold classic – the ultimate Studio One tune and the ultimate rhythm & blues/soul to reggae cut as Dawn Penn vamps on Bo Diddley, Willie ...

"Roots Vibration present a reissue of Vivian Jones's debut album Bank Robbery, released in 1983 and backed by Undivided Roots. Heavy slow sparse rh...

Return of the Super Ape is another example of the sound that made Lee Perry great. His records just don't sound like anything else. It's all off so...

Late seventies album from the little genius. "Soul Fire" might be one of the baddest opening tracks in reggae history (can anything match its energ...

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"Before Dan Kleinʼs unfortunate passing, The Frightnrs agreed to keep a promise he asked of them - continue making music together. Part of that pro...

"Barry Brown had originally started out as a DJ called Jah Smile, but he had also been part of a group with Rod Taylor and Johnny Lee who recorded ...

"Radiation Roots present a reissue of Early B's Sunday Dish, originally released in 1985. Earlando Arrington Neil became Early B on the Jamaican so...

Originally released in 1975, King Tubby Meets The Upsetter At The Grass Roots Of Dub brought together two of the most influential mixing engineers ...

How the West Was Won is a dope match up of talents with one of my favorite DJs of all time, Toyan holding the mic over dubs engineered by Scientist...

Another in the long line of Scientist's theme based dub albums, this is probably the rarest to find on an original Greensleeves issue. The rhythms ...

Debut studio album from precocious reggae talent Hugh Mundell. Africa Must Be Free By 1983 was originally recorded in between 1976 and 1978 when Mu...

Robin Hood is probably worth it alone for "Rock And Come In," one of my favorite Barrington tracks (and one we've never had a single to). This is v...

"Limited yellow and red haze colored vinyl LP pressing. The first ever collection of the dub versions of the classic 1970 album from reggae giants ...

Blackboard Jungle Dub is one of the benchmark dub albums - an all-time great for reggae music, one of Lee Perry's most highly regarded and widely k...

1974 dub album, engineered by King Tubby, and originally released on Trojan (and JA's Starapple if you're keeping tabs). Like many Trojan albums fr...

"Long-out-of-print re-release of this classic Sugar Minott album on Soul Jazz Records bringing together the best of his classic material recorded a...

Return of the Super Ape is another example of the sound that made Lee Perry great. His records just don't sound like anything else. It's all off so...

This is the album that saw Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer complete the shift from ska to conscious reggae. The trio had worked with Lee "...

This is one of the most respected dub albums of all time, featuring Augustus Pablo's finest instrumentals run through the King Tubby version machin...

Scottish soul outpost Athens Of The North present an easy contender for compilation of the year with this collection of reggae and lovers rock arti...

Lee Perry ended his run on the Trojan imprint with his 1973 album, Double Seven. Here The Upsetter lays down heavy vibrations with help from U-Roy,...

Think me come fi play? Super Cat began his career toasting on the Killamanjaro soundsystem (when he was known as Cat-A-Rock) before breaking out wi...

Live music in Jamaica in the 1950s was hard to come by for inner city residents, with all the talented musicians often taking more lucrative gigs a...

"An unimpeachable classic considered to be the pinnacle of Rastafarian inspired music. Master drummer Count Ossie's band, including the incomparabl...

Crucial compilation of early Bob Marley / Lee Perry recordings! For those that follow the sensi, you might recognize most of these tunes having app...

If there's one really crucial Scientist on Greensleeves other than "Rids The World," this is it. Wins The World Cup features Scientist at his loose...