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Elusive pressing from dancehall-roots songwriter-performer, responsible for writing Chaka Demus & Pliers' chart-topping "Tease Me".

Earl George - (1977)

British pressing from the late '70s reggae/lovers rock singer-songwriter, best known for his work with Lee "Scratch" Perry and Bunny Lee.

Sugar Minott - (1978)

Excellent original Black Roots pressing, increasingly hard to find, in this kind of condition.

Anthony Blackwood -

Reggae artist best known for his roots reggae and dub singles "African Woman", "Written Lies" and "Once Bitten Twice Shy".

Shaggy Wonder -

Desirable Jamaican dancehall rarity with flip-side version, in stunning condition.

Desmond Dekker - (1968)

"EX+" (PYR 6058) Desmond Dekker / Leslie Kong penned masterpiece that combines the Rastafarian religion with rude boy concerns.

Desmond Dekker & The Aces - (1969)

UK Top-10 single written by Dekker and his record producer Leslie Kong.

Upsetters - (1969)

Double A sided 7" single with "Dollar in the Teeth",  by producer Lee "Scratch" Perry's house band, led by pianist Gladstone Anderson.

Bob and Marcia - (1970)

Best remembered reggae cover vesion of the Nina Simone song, first recorded and released on her album "Black Gold" in 1969.

Dave and Ansil Collins - (1970)

Well presented EX+ UK Techniques variant of the UK chart-topping single, written and produced by Winston Riley.

John Holt - (1974)

Tony Ashfield's reggae production of the Kris Kristofferson penned ballad, taken form Holt's album "1,000 Volts of Holt".

Desmond Dekker - (1973)

One of the Jamaican ska, rocksteady and reggae singer-songwriter's minor hits - strong excellent condition, suggesting few plays.

Tito Simon - (1974)

Self written and produced minor hit from the Jamaican reggae singer, in excellent condition.

Desmond Dekker - (1969)

The UK Pyramid (PYR 6078) late '60s pressing with "Generosity" on the flip side.

Prince Buster & All Stars - (1967)

Stunning EX+ UK Blue Beat (BB 324) pressing of "Al Capone" / "One Step Beyond".

Earl George - (1977)

Elusive UK pressing (HOSS 143), of lovers rock song, with flip side dub version, in it's original company birth sleeve.

Nicky Thomas - (1977)

EX+ UK Trojan (TRO 9025) pressing.

Desmond Dekker - (1970)

The cover version of the Jimmy Cliff song originally used in the 1972 film The Harder They Come.

Horace Faith - (1970)

The Jamaican reggae cover version of the Levine/Spector/Wine song, first released by The Checkmates Ltd.

The Pioneers - (1971)

EX+/EX+ original pressing of UK Top-5 single, a cover version of the Jimmy Cliff song.

The Mowhawks - (1970)

Reggae cover version of the Lennon McCartney song, performed by the session musicians, probably best known for their '60s song "The Champ".

Max Romeo - (1975)

Notoriety boss reggae song, due to its lyrics of an explicit sexual nature.

Greyhound - (1971)

UK Top-10 hit from the reggae band formerly known as The Rudies.

Greyhound - (1972)

The British reggae band's third single release, peaking at #20 in the UK charts.

Bruce Ruffin - (1971)

Clean UK pressing of early '70s rocksteady reggae song.

Syramip - (1969)

The song based on the Derrick Morgan song "Moon Hop".

Horace Andy - (1974)

Derrick Harriott produced '70s rocksteady rarity in EX+/EX+ condition.

Al Cook - (1974)

Reggae cover version of Sam Cook song, in stunning EX+ condition.

Derrick & Hortenese - (1974)

Bunnie Lee produced mid '70s rocksteady.

Boy Wonder - (1974)

EX+ UK (ATT. 8068) mid '70s rocksteady reggae.

Sambo Jim - (1974)

Double sided roots reggae covers of Bob Marley songs in EX+ condition, performed by The Cimarons under a psudenumn.

The Lunatics - (1974)

Rocksteady reggae instrumental cover version of Joe Meek '60s classic.

The Cats - (1969)

The Mile End, London, ska ensemble's 4th single release, (uncharted), in EX+ condition.

Lloyd Charmers - (1974)

Jamaican born reggae singer, keyboard player and record producer.

Leo Simpson - (1974)

Mid '70s rocksteady written, performed and produced by Leo Simpson.

Martin Reilly - (1973)

Mike Berry and Tony Ashfield produced rocksteady reggae, in it's original company birth paper sleeve.

Jackie Robinson - (1974)

Solo recording after joining and becoming lead singer of The Pioneers in 1967.

Desmond Dekker - (1974)

Release from mid '70s rocksteady reggae period.

Greyhound - (1972)

One of the later releases, (uncharted), from the British reggae band formerly known as The Rudies.

Bob Andy - (1971)

Early '70s rocksteady vocalist and songwriter, widely regarded as one of reggae's most influential songwriters.

Lorna Bennett - (1976)

Jamaican female soloist, probably best known for her reggae cover version of "Breakfast In Bed".

Zap Pow - (1976)

Jamaican reggae band led by singer Beres Hammond.

Jackie Robinson - (1974)

Solo single released after joining and becoming lead vocalist of The Pioneers in 1967.

Lloyd Charmers - (1974)

Self produced single release, from the Jamaican singer-keyboard player.

Judge Dread - (1973)

The 4th single release from the English reggae/ska musician, a double-A sided record with "Big One".