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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Nas & DJ Premier

Light Years

Mass Appeal

Theo Parrish

First Floor

Peacefrog

Theo Parrish

First Floor Part 2

Peacefrog

Freddie & Dessie

Girls Talk

Shella

This is ace.
Sweet harmonies; a majestic, more-ish rhythm, with a touch of the natural mystic. A lover’s open-hearted overture without the usual screwface braggadocio: ‘Me look like a lion but me humble like a lamb.’
An under-stated classic by the Indian-Jamaican Silpatt brothers.

Men With Broken Hearts

Mississippi

Mala

Militant Don

Deep Medi Musik

The Revolutionaries

Dutch Man Dub

Burning Sounds

Late seventies; Channel One.

Roland Haynes & Phenix

Mind Games

Athens Of The North

David Ze

Mutudi Ua Ufolo

Jazzybelle

Aziz Balouch

Sufi Hispano-Pakistani

Death Is Not The End

The Palm Trees

Step It Out

HAWKEYE

Leroy Hutson

Trust My Heart

Home Of The Good Groove Records

Dick Gaughan

Handful Of Earth

Topic

Aphex Twin

Windowlicker

Warp

Albert Nadeau

I Am Black

Analog Africa

Bim Sherman

Ghetto Dub

Week-End

Ranil y Su Conjunto Tropical

Galaxia Tropical

Analog Africa

‘Fourteen tracks of irresistible psych-spiked cumbia and Link Wray guitar from the edge of the Peruvian jungle’ (Uncut).
‘Rambunctious Peruvian Cumbia Amazonica … The unpredictable and unrestrained sound that locals lovingly called ‘llullampeo’ can be heard in all its glory in Gitanita’ (Sounds And Colours).

Piero Umiliani

Il Ponte Dell'Asia

Holy Basil Records

Aman Aman

Greek-Anatolian Laments

Mississippi

Vita Matata With African Fiesta

Planet Ilunga

Bennie Green

Back On The Scene

BLUE NOTE / TONE POET

Lee Morgan

City Lights

BLUE NOTE / TONE POET

Angel Vasquez

La Gustadera

Vampisoul

The Temprees

Lovemen

We Produce / Real Gone

The superb Memphis vocal trio, powered by the sublime falsetto of Jasper ‘Jabbo’ Phillips.
Giddily soulful, ravishing slow jams and sweeter-than-sweet harmony overtures. Paradigmatic murder like If I Could Say What’s on My Mind, Love… Can Be So Wonderful, and I Love You, You Love Me. An all-conquering version of Dedicated To The One I Love, to cap it off.
We love The Temprees.

The Emotions

Untouched

Volt / Real Gone

‘Girl group greatness, courtesy of the Chicago-based Hutchinson Sisters (with Theresa Davis on this record) and co-producers Isaac Hayes, David Porter and Ronnie Williams. Recording at Muscle Shoals and Stax seems to have added a little grit to The Emotions’ sound, too; this 1971 classic on the Volt label offers the perfect blend of sweet and sassy. Show Me How was the hit, but it’s Blind Alley that made Untouched one of the most collectible albums of its kind: that track’s one of the most sampled in all of pop and hip hop, most notably by Big Daddy Kane (Ain’t No Half-Steppin’) and Mariah Carey (Dreamlover).’

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