Honest Jon's
278 Portobello Road
London
W10 5TE
England

Monday-Saturday 10 till 6; Sunday 11 till 5

Honest Jon's
Unit 115
Lower Stable Street
Coal Drops Yard
London
N1C 4DR

Monday-Saturday 11 till 6; Sunday 11 till 5

+44(0)208 969 9822 mail@honestjons.com

Established 1974.

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Sugar Minott

Ghetto People

L&M / Common Ground

Unrefined, natural Sugar sufferers over moody digital steppers, with bubbling bass and insistent, minor-key synths.
Ace.

Common

One Day It'll All Make Sense

Get On Down

Common

Resurrection

Relativity

Cornell Campbell

Jah Jah Me Horn Yah (Dubplate)

Common Ground

Wow.
Deep, dark, synthy mixes of this anthemic, hurting masterpiece; previously unreleased.

Errol Dunkley

A Little Way Different

Common Ground

The unmissable first outing of this wonderful song; recorded for Sonia Pottinger in the early seventies. A little way different to the all-time-classic Channel One version, but a round-one knockout on its own account.

Freddie McKay

Bring Back The Good Old Days

Typhoon / Common Ground

Lacksley Castell

Just Too Young

Classic Sounds / Common Ground

Max Romeo

Something Is Wrong With A Nation

Romax / Common Ground

Soon after leaving JA for the US in 1978, Max conducted this moody survey of 8th Avenue, Manhattan.
With the same measures of disgust, funk and soul as Melt Away.
Don’t miss the organ instrumental on the flip, originally entitled Sin City. Jackie Mittoo in his own time and space.

Johnny Osbourne

Mr Marshall

Jammy's / Common Ground

Beautifully sung protest against police violence, over a tight Jammy’s rhythm, from the same period as Folly Ranking.
With an alternative mix, and two dubs, foregrounding the brilliant drumming.

Carlton And The Shoes

Give Me Little More

Quality / Common Ground

Carlton And The Shoes

This Heart Of Mine

Quality / Common Ground

Hopeton Lewis

Think Positive

W-H / Common Ground

Stanley Turrentine

Common Touch

Blue Note

Horace Martin

Ruff We Ruff

Classic Sounds / Common Ground

Hopeton Lindo

School Mate

Music Works / Common Ground

Frankie Jones

Time Is The Master

Common Ground

Junior Brown

Ready Fi Di Road

Super Dread / Common Ground

Vin Gordon

Grass In The Sun

Third World / Common Ground

Boom And The Voltsong

Stepping Up To Zion

Goldage / Common Ground

Hopeton Junior

Living In The Ghetto

Milestone / Common Ground

Superb, sombre, tautly grooving sufferers, produced by George Woodhouse.
Same singer as Reward, on Channel One. Twin, dread killers.

Stick In The Wheel

Common Ground

Static Caravan

Andrew Dan

Classic Ride Again

Classic Sounds / Common Ground

Chris Black And The Rocks

You're The Part Of Me

Lamb / Common Ground

Humble Lion

Pirates On Shore

Classic Sounds / Common Ground

Dill Smith

Set Me Free

Half Moon / Common Ground

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