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Studio One activist Sugar Minott’s favourite LP of all time.
A stone-classic mixture of foundational rhythms, peerless rocksteady lovers, and songs with the political concerns of the roots reggae to come.
Killer after killer. An absolute must.

Deadly, dubwise space disco by the Gaylad — a version of The Earons’ Land Of Hunger, hauling it from Compass Point in the Bahamas, to downtown Kingston, Jamaica.

Dynamite, previously unissued rocksteady version of the monumental Skatalites scorcher from a few years earlier.

A masterful, sublime cover of the Young Holt by the newly-formed Sound Dimension; backed with Roy Richards’ classic harmonica version of Summertime.

Chocka with scorchers.
Isaac Hayes, Booker T, Stevie Wonder, and James Brown are in the house.
Some of the previously unreleased cuts are amazing, like the spaghetti-western Jackie Mittoo, and The Sharks’ dread techno.
Clear vinyl.

Masterpiece. Top-drawer songwriting — thoughtful, soulful lyrics and ace tunes — and definitive performances. In the top three Studio One LPs; one of the greatest reggae LPs of all time.