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Natty Will Fly Again is a very unique and special recording out of Jamaica which features legendary singers Ashanti Roy (the Congos), Pablo Moses, and Winston Jarrett; in 2014 once again at the top of their game. With more than 200 years of life experience these Rasta elders sound unshakable and their message is clear and positive. The music is fresh and new produced by Groundation front man Harrison InchProfessorInch Stafford who plays the drums, bass, and rhythm guitar on the album. The sound is further enhanced by Obeah Denton on Keyboards (Bunny Wailer, Gregory Isaacs), and Dalton Browne on Guitar (Bob Marley, Freddie McGregor). Harry J's studio in Kingston Jamaica was used for the recording where Bob Marley recorded albums. Never before have three legends of Reggae music come together on the same record; this is a must have for all fans of the genre. Album Tracks 1. Jah Prophecy 2. More Mandela 3. Satan Let Go 4. Hold on Natty 5. Natty Will Fly Again 6. Hallelujah 7. Shine on 8. Cyant Dep Pon Mi 9. Poor People 10. Prophecy Dub 11. Mandela Dub 12. Let Go Dub 13. Wolf and Dub 14. Natty Will Dub Again 15. Halleludub 16. Shine Dub 17. Cyant Dub Pon Mi 18. Dub Poor People

Two CDs. Includes numerous tracks new to CD. The perfect soundtrack to summer. Features major hits from the golden age of reggae. For most people, reggae is the sound of summer. Originating from an island where back-to-back days of warm sunshine and blue skies are enjoyed throughout the year, it's cool, laid-back vibes provide the perfect musical accompaniment to those precious moments spent lazing by the sea, soaking in the sun, or just chilling in the shade. And it is specifically for those seeking to enhance their summer season by immersing themselves in the glorious sound of Jamaica that we present 'Reggae In The Sun', an irresistible celebration of glorious sun-filled tracks from the late 70s and early 80s, performed by some of the island's greatest artists. Album Tracks 1. Sophia George - Girlie Girlie 2. John Holt - the Tide Is High 3. Zap Pow - Sunshine People 4. Lord Tanamo - Jamaica Farewell 5. Tin Leg - Reggae in the Sun 6. Barry Biggs - Sideshow 7. Lloyd Charmers - Joanna 8. Teddy Brown - Let's Spend the Night Together 9. Paula Clarke - Fire 10. Pat Kelly - Angel of the Morning 11. Owen Gray - the Greatest Love of All 12. Lloyd Miller - Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) 13. Jackie Edwards - Never, Never, Never 14. Marcia Griffiths - I See You My Love 15. Candy McKenzie - Tell Me a Lie 16. Hortense Ellis - Words Are Impossible 17. David Isaacs - a Place in the Sun 18. The Blues Busters - What a Wonderful World 19. Cornel Campbell - You Send Me 20. Susan & Ruddy - You Know How to Make Me Feel So Good 21. Jackie & Hortense - Endless Love 22. Delroy Wilson - the Last Thing 1. Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred 2. Laurel Aitken - Rudi Got Married 3. Ken Boothe - I Shot the Sheriff 4. Johnny Clarke - Nice Time 5. Owen Gray - One Love 6. The Blues Busters - I'm Still Waiting 7. Alton Ellis - Reggae Musi

Two CDs. First ever reissue of 2 iconic Trojan albums. Numerous tracks new to CD. Includes some of the biggest reggae hits from the early 1970s. Originally released by Trojan Records in 1972, the 'Reggae Reggae (Vol. Two)' LP is perhaps best-known by record buyers for it's iconic sleeve, depicting a group of young suedeheads set against the very un-tropical backdrop of Brixton railway arches. But the collection offered considerably more than simply a striking cover, for the music within the grooves of the record that lay within ranks alongside the finest reggae of the period. Comprising a dozen tracks produced by the increasingly influential Alvin 'G. G. ' Ranglin, the album is a mixture of superior vocal, DJ and instrumental tracks, performed by some of the most talented and popular Jamaican artists of the day, notably Dennis Brown, The Ethiopians, Dennis Alcapone and The Maytones. The following year, Trojan issued a second, equally fine, yet similarly obliquely packaged collection of the producer's work, 'Pipeline', and it is these two essential long-players that provide the primary focus of this essential 2CD . Unavailable on any since their original , both LPs are bolstered here by the very best of Ranglin's remaining productions from 1971 - 72, their number including hits and long-lost obscurities from period, many unavailable since the early 1970s. The second in a series of 2CD sets highlighting the output of one of the Jamaican music's most successful, yet under-appreciated producers, it is a must-have buy for all self- respecting connoisseurs of high-quality classic reggae sounds. Album Tracks 1. Gold Mine - the G.G. All Stars 2. Israel Want to Be Free - the Ethiopians 3. President in School - Cat Campbell 4. Wha' No Dead - the Maytones 5. Walking Stick - Phillip Samuels 6. Milk and Honey - Dennis Alcapone 7. Keep on Knocking - Billy Dyce