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Buona Mista Social Ska! Vol 2
Cat: 805609 9007705. Rel: 23 Jun 25
Nel Sole, Nel Vento, Nel Sorriso E Nel Pianto (3:20)
Azzurro (feat Tonino Carotone) (3:37)
Ancora (3:27)
La Casa In Riva Al Mare (3:29)
Il Sud (4:31)
Tanto Pe Canta (feat Valerio Mastandrea) (4:00)
Il Ragazzo Della Via Gluck (feat Diego Bianchi) (4:20)
La Fata (3:55)
Che Sara (feat Awa Fall aka Sista Awa) (3:29)
Vagabondo (3:32)
Lugano Addio (3:35)
Sempre E Per Sempre (2:55)
 in stock $38.28
You'll Lose A Good Thing
Cat: HSRSS 0033. Rel: 04 Jul 25
You'll Lose A Good Thing (2:42)
Love Me Tonight (2:37)
Review: For the first time ever, these two crucial early reggae gems by one of Jamaica's most underrated voices are reissued together on a single 7". Originally produced by Dandy Livingstone and released separately in 1969 on Trojan's Downtown sublabel, both tracks have become prized collector's items with original pressings now commanding high prices by the second-hand sharks. This long-overdue reissue not only unites the two songs on one disc but also celebrates the soulful, overlooked talent behind them. 'You'll Lose A Good Thing' is carefree and earthy golden-era vibes and 'Love Me Tonight' is a nice loose-limbed rumble.

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 in stock $15.76
Sunset Over Pink
Cat: FHR 002. Rel: 04 Jul 25
The Autocratics - "Sunset Over Pink" (3:19)
Skaramanga - "Ska Ska" (2:36)
 in stock $25.62
Skinhead Girl
Cat: AB 75. Rel: 30 Jun 25
Skinhead Girl (2:59)
Skinhead Boy (2:58)
Review: Two-tone ska scallywags Bad Manners ruled the chart roost throughout the 1980s, racking up nine Top 40 hits and 111 weeks on the charts, fueled by a vary many memorable TotP appearance. By the late 80s, their chart success faded but they kept busy with Eat The Beat (1988), a collection of rarities and a standalone take on the 1969 Symarip track 'Skinhead Girl.' Later in 1989, Bad Manners offshoot Buster's All Stars released 'Skinhead Girl' with a fresh live ska twist, and this incurrent reissue of that flashpoint now also unveils the never-heard-before 'Skinhead Boy', which debuts in a foldout sleeve with liner notes by Lee Morris. Both songs are rife with nostalgia for a subculture mired in historic complication, and at times it's hard to distinguish whether the object of affection so considered is a real person or a representation of a genre and point in time: "she wore braces and blue jeans... she was mine."
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 in stock $13.50
Best Of Bim Vol 1: 1980s
Best Of Bim Vol 1: 1980s (brown marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: JUMP 206LP. Rel: 01 Jul 25
Digin' A Hole (3:48)
Bangin' (2:44)
Jah Laundramat (2:12)
Hypocrite (3:05)
Wise Up (2:34)
The Key (2:52)
Cool Nights (3:50)
Solitary Confinement (3:36)
Chief Inspector (1:40)
Good Dog Ska (2:27)
Let Me In (2:50)
Gopher Rodeo (2:50)
Start Again (3:36)
Blue (3:43)
Silence (5:02)
Veil Of Sadness (bonus track) (2:34)
 in stock $29.00
Dream Racer I
Cat: VR 15. Rel: 08 Jul 25
Dream Racer I (3:48)
Dream Racer I (dub version) (3:46)
Review: 'Dream Racer I' is an instrumental reggae cover of the classic Japanese rare groove theme from the 1977-78 TV movie Matsuri Bayashi ga Kikoeru, originally by George Yanagi & Nadja Band. This mellow, rhythmic version features Robert "Dubwise" Browne's guitar and saxophone bringing some extra soulful depth that fans of Japanese rare groove will appreciate. The flip side offers a compelling dub mix, both expertly mixed by Steven Stanley, known for his work with Vortex Records. Vortex's take on 'Dream Racer I' is a fusion of reggae and vintage Japanese vibes that grows more enchanting with every spin.
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 in stock $23.63
Go Steady
Cat: CG 169582CD. Rel: 01 Jul 25
Deadline (1:41)
Go Steady (1:13)
Puke In The Duke (2:21)
The City Is Ours (5:31)
The Hood (3:26)
Wipe Your Nose (2:49)
New Badge For My Uniform (3:14)
In History I Still Have You (3:43)
Head To Toes (2:47)
Sucker Punch Blues (3:10)
 in stock $15.20
Royal
Royal (LP)
Cat: AB 74. Rel: 08 Jul 25
Bam! Festival (Stranger) (3:01)
Royal (Stranger & Patsy) (2:49)
I Will Be A Queen (Patsy) (3:33)
Hot Like Cooking Pot (Stranger) (2:56)
Mahalia (Patsy) (3:47)
I Want To Ball (Stranger & Patsy) (3:24)
All This Teasing (Stranger & Patsy) (3:10)
Lonely Girl (Patsy) (3:34)
Dusty Brown (Stranger) (3:15)
Gimme Gimme (Stranger & Patsy) (4:09)
Tougher Than You (Patsy) (2:56)
Review: Reggae pioneer Stranger Cole, active since the 1960s, celebrates his 83rd birthday with Royal, a new album produced by Boss Capone of The Upsessions. Following 2023's Kings and Queens, this record features 11 fresh tracks that echo the golden era of Jamaican ska. Though the origins of reggae are debated, producer Bunny Lee credits Cole's 1968 track 'Bangarang' as the genre's starting point. Decades later, Cole remains as creative as ever and now inspired by a nostalgic tour bus moment recalling his 1960s work with Patsy Todd, Royal feels like a heartfelt tribute to his roots in that it is timeless, soulful and full of history.
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 in stock $29.27
East Of Hurghada (reissue)
Junior Dell & D Lites - "East Of Hurghada" (3:59)
Woodfield Rd Allstars - "Lickle Fat Mattress" (3:11)
Review: Junior Dell & The D-Lites are back once again with a reissue of one of their masterful reggae stylings that originally dropped late last year. This one was another standout dub cut via Original Gravity that has proved a big one on the sound system circuit. 'East Of Hurghada' glides on dusty drums and a breezy melodic line, gradually giving way to a textured horn that takes centre stage. It's a smooth, sun-drenched journey steeped in classic dub vibes. On the flip, Woodfield Rd Allstars deliver 'Lickle Fat Mattress,' a spirited fusion of ska, reggae and dub with crisp rhythms and playful keys. Together, these two cuts offer a warm, groove-heavy slice of vintage-inspired sound that suggests both acts are firmly in their element.

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 in stock $14.08
Free To Move (remastered)
Free To Move (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DIGLP 024. Rel: 03 Jul 25
Terrorist
Mud Up
Travelling Man
System Not Working
Pretty Woman
Livity In The Hood
Saviour In Your Life
Solomon Bloodline
Feelin' Irie
Another Day
Life Is Real
Mighty Negus
 in stock $33.77
Miss Aranivah
Cat: OGR 900. Rel: 01 Jul 25
Miss Aranivah (2:50)
Why Why Why? (2:46)
Review: These are always in demand on the reggae circuit so it's no wonder both of the beloved tracks return to heat wax once again. A-side opener 'Miss Aranivah' is a skanking favourite from Ska Fever Vol. 1 back in 2021 that finally gets a well-deserved standalone release and brings its infectious rhythm to a wider audience. On the flip, 'Why Why Why?', first heard on Reggae Dynamite Vol. 1 in 2020, comes alive with a powerful new version. Junior Dell takes over vocal duties, joined by st?pan Janousek's blazing trombone for a fresh, high-energy twist. A double-sider for ska and reggae lovers old and new that bridges genres and generations.

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 in stock $12.11
Just Can't Get Enough
Junior Dell & The D-Lites - "Just Can't Get Enough" (3:21)
Prince Alphonso & The Fever - "The Prince Of Port Antonio" (2:52)
Review: Reggae revivalists Original Gravity are back with another of their crucial 45rpms and this one again features regular contributors Junior Dell & The D-Lites. They are well known for their signature blend of vintage soul, reggae and ska and collide all those things here in a rework of the classic 80s Depeche Mode gem 'Just Can't Get Enough' with plenty of swagger and re-sung lyrics hitting different. On the flipside is Prince Alphonso & The Fever with 'The Prince Of Port Antonio', which is a superb horn-led rhythm with a playful energy and old school feel. Grab one while you can, these won't stay on shelves for long.
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 in stock $14.08
Brass Rockers (50th Anniversary Edition)
Brass Rockers (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: CPC 106. Rel: 27 Jun 25
A Dancing Dub (2:23)
A Version I Can Feel With Love (3:51)
A Loving Melody (3:28)
The Mighty Gates Of Goza (3:06)
Bongo Man Dub (3:22)
True Belivever In Dubs (2:43)
The Duke Of Dubs (3:32)
The Big Boss Boss Of Dubs (2:55)
Behold Dis Ya Dub Of Class (3:22)
Dance With Me (2:41)
A Gigantic Dub (3:31)
The Gorgon Of Dub Horns (2:54)
Review: First released in 1975, this collaborative set between saxophonist Tommy McCook and producer King Tubby - with Bunny Lee pulling the strings - is a fluid blend of jazz-informed phrasing and stripped-back dub minimalism. McCook, a founding member of both the Skatalites and the Supersonics, had by this point cemented his status as one of Jamaican music's most versatile players, lending his tenor tone to hundreds of sessions. Here, Tubby reworks a batch of Lee-produced riddims to carve space for McCook's mellow, melodic leads, turning each track into a showcase of balance. With a backing bed by The Aggrovators, roots reggae and instrumental improvisation had truly found a rare common ground.
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Collected Broadcasts 1973-1979
Cat: WL 057CD. Rel: 26 Jun 25
Lively Up Yourself (live WBCN radio Session, Boston 1973)
400 Years
Stir It Up
Slave Driver
Stop That Train
Kinky Reggae
Concrete Jungle
Get Up, Stand Up
Intro (live At The Record Plant 1973)
Rastaman Chant
Bend Down Low
Slave Driver
You Can't Blame The Youth
Stop That Train
Burnin' & Lootin
Kinky Reggae
Get Up, Stand Up
Lively Up Yourself
Walk The Proud Land
Outro
Intro/Trenchtown Rock (live At Roxy Theatre, Los Angles 1976)
Burnin' & Lootin'
Rebel Music (3 O'clock Roadblock)
I Shot The Sheriff
Want More
No Woman, No Cry
Lively Up Yourself
Roots, Rock, Reggae
Rat Race
Positive Vibration
Get Up, Stand Up/No More Trouble/War
Positive Vibration (live At The Auditorium 1979 - part 1)
Wake Up & Jive
Concrete Jungle
Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
I Shot The Sherrif
Running Away/Crazy Baldhead
Ambush In The Night
The Heathen
War/No More Trouble
No Woman, No Cry (live At The Auditorium 1979 - part 2)
Lively Up Yourself
Africa Unite
One Drop
Exodus
Is This Love
Ride Natty Ride
Roots, Rock, Reggae
Natty Dread
Get Up, Stand Up
 in stock $20.26
Futsuu No Hibi
Cat: AKRJ 0001. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Track 1 (3:54)
Usually (dub - dub mix E Mura) (3:52)
Review: Aya Nakano is a Japanese singer and songwriter from Kyoto who, now in her forties, began with the Kyoto City Junior Children's Choir aged just ten. She kicks off the brand new A Klass Japan label with this new reggae 7". The A-side 'Usually' is a dreamy mid-tempo reggae sound with clean digital synths, Eastern flutes that hint of Japanese heritage and Nakano's breezy vocals flowing up top with a carefree attitude. Flip it over and you get a 'dub mix E Mura' that strips away the vocals and allows more room for the bass to work while the meandering rhythm plays out like a blissful afternoon by the sea.

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 in stock $19.99
Skinheads A Message To You
Cat: HSRSS 0034. Rel: 04 Jul 25
Skinheads A Message To You (3:10)
If I Had Wings (2:55)
Review: First issued separately in 1969 on Downtown Records and produced by Dandy Livingstone (aka Brother Dan), this 7" recut remerges two much sought-after reggae cuts from the skinhead era. On the A-side is Desmond Riley's 'Skinheads A Message To You', a version of Dandy's own tune later revived in rudeboy form by The Specials, and delivered in Riley's understated yet insistent vocal style. The flip, 'Ain't That Loving You', finds him rework the Jimmy Reed classic into a strut-time early reggae rhythm, pairing raw soul sentiment with JA swing. Little is widely known about Riley beyond his handful of late 60s vocal singles, but his voice - clear, aching, unadorned - stands out among the countless one-shot singers of that time.
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Ska Father (reissue)
Ska Father (reissue) (180 gram red vinyl LP)
Cat: BSRLP 932R. Rel: 10 Jul 25
You Really Got Me
Broadway Jungle '98
Pressure Drop
Bound To Win
Do You Believe
The Right & The Wrong Way
All Alone
Peter, James & John
God Bless You
Broadway Jungle (dub version)
Review: In 1962, Toots Hibbert formed The Maytals and soon scored early hits with Coxsone Dodd and Byron Lee. After serving time for marijuana possession, Toots returned with the iconic '54-46 That's My Number,' which was inspired by his prison experience. Their classics like 'Pressure Drop' and 'Monkey Man' defined the golden era of reggae. Following producer Leslie Kong's death, they signed to Island Records and released Reggae Got Soul. After a split in 1981, Toots continued solo, reuniting the band in the 90s and dropping new album Ska Father, which now gets a reissue to remind us of his energetic ska versions of classics and even a surprising Kinks cover.

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 in stock $21.12
Soul Jazz Records Presents 300% Dynamite! Ska Soul Rocksteady Funk & Dub In Jamaica (reissue)
Wayne Smith - "Under Mi Sleng Teng" (4:06)
Big Youth - "Cool Breeze" (3:26)
Sister Nancy - "Bam Bam" (3:11)
The Freddie Munnings Orchestra - "Coconut Woman" (2:17)
Bobby Ellis - "Step Softly" (3:42)
Althea & Donna - "Uptown Top Ranking" (3:54)
Jah Lloyd - "Lama" (3:37)
Culture - "Stop The Fussing & Fighting" (4:43)
Lee Perry & The Upsetters - "Jungle Lion" (3:10)
Johnny & Theattractions - "Let's Get Together" (2:55)
Augustus Pablo - "Viva Tirado" (3:04)
Archie & Lyn - "Rat In The Centre" (3:37)
Jackie Paris - "Make Me Smile" (2:55)
Bobby Ellis - "Shank I Sheck" (3:53)
Winston Wright & The Upsetters - "Jam #1" (3:24)
The Ethiopians - "The Whip" (2:58)
Chaka Demus & Pliers - "The Boom" (3:43)
Glen Adams - "Can't Hide Love" (3:00)
Johnny Clarke - "Rebel Soldering" (2:55)
Dee Sharp - "Let's Dub It Up" (4:03)
Review: The most popular release in Soul Jazz Records' crucial Dynamite! series is back with a fresh, remastered, relicensed edition of 300% Dynamite featuring new tracks. It's a guaranteed party-starting collection that brings together reggae classics and crossover dancefloor anthems from legends like Wayne Smith ('Sleng Teng'), Althea & Donna ('Uptown Top Ranking') and pioneering female MC Sister Nancy with her huge and oft-sampled hit 'Bam Bam', alongside deep cuts from Augustus Pablo and Lee Perry. Blending reggae, dub, funk, jazz and soul into one explosive package, 300% Dynamite is a fine companion for hot summer days and balmy, hazy nights on the smoke.
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 in stock $30.97
Soul Jazz Records Presents 300% Dynamite! Ska Soul Rocksteady Funk & Dub In Jamaica (reissue)
VARIOUS
Cat: SJRCD 543. Rel: 26 Jun 25
Wayne Smith - "Under Mi Sleng Teng"
Big Youth - "Cool Breeze"
Sister Nancy - "Bam Bam"
The Freddie Munnings Orchestra - "Coconut Woman"
Bobby Ellis - "Step Softly"
Althea & Donna - "Uptown Top Ranking"
Jah Lloyd - "Lama"
Culture - "Stop The Fussing & Fighting"
Lee Perry & The Upsetters - "Jungle Lion"
Johnny & Theattractions - "Let's Get Together"
Augustus Pablo - "Viva Tirado"
Archie & Lyn - "Rat In The Centre"
Jackie Paris - "Make Me Smile"
Bobby Ellis - "Shank I Sheck"
Winston Wright & The Upsetters - "Jam #1"
The Ethiopians - "The Whip"
Chaka Demus & Pliers - "The Boom"
Glen Adams - "Can't Hide Love"
Johnny Clarke - "Rebel Soldering"
Dee Sharp - "Let's Dub It Up"
 in stock $14.36
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