Trevor Byfield - Love Me Version

Released in the early 70's, this is the first record I know of to have recorded scratching. This is one deep ass dub track complete with a steam engine locomotive to drive it home.

Shinehead - Billie Jean

Had to do a little tribute to MJ.

Killer Sleeves

Vintage Jamaican handmade record sleeves. Some Teriable Skank. Thanks Charlie Morgan for the pics

Lascelle Perkins - Nature Boy

The Studio One keeps coming. Lascelle Perkins doing a nice version of Eden Ahbez Nature Boy

Marcus Reid - Poor Man Cry

Reissued in the 90's as Max - Inner City Blues, this roots gem features heartfelt blues style lyrics with a killer Pablo version.

Glen Brown - Scatter Light Rock

Glen Brown the "God Son" produced some quality roots records in the 70's, this one included. Check out the guitar, it sounds like the strings are about an inch away from the neck.

Buddy Cantrell - Why Did She Leave Me

Dead slow deep soul classic out of Atlanta.

Peter Broggs - I A Field Marshall (Dub)

Killer Prince Far I Dub of the Peter Broggs vocal. Check out the violin in the last 1/3 of the track.

Dub Store Special

Dub Store Special silk screen cover on reused Lipton Tea Bag cardboard. Below are 2 tracks from the album:  a horns cut to Horace Andy's Skylarking (Idle Burg) followed by a version of Karl Bryan's Money Generator (Musical Science). Loads more Studio One to come.

Vernal Wentworth - Rainbow

Based on Gene Chandler's Rainbow, some lovely laid back singing over a driving Studio 1 rhythm.

Gene Rondo - Rebel Woman

A Ladbrook Grove classic from 1974 on the Queen Bee label.  Late night lovers roots about Gene's dream woman - bare chested, natural as can be.