Hard-to-find sides, including a handful of Upsetters and Tubbys, and a late sixties offering — as Winston Cool — engineered by Andy Capp.

On a Jimmy London; with a Peter Tosh melodica version.

An eighties set of Tado’s dubs of rhythms recorded at Ariwa and Easy Street by the Mad Professor and Sid Bucknor.

A chacteristically up-for-it and punchy next cut of the Yabby You, with a concussive dub; first out in the mid-eighties.

Fabulous rocking Saharan trance from this band — five women and four men — formed in a refugee camp during the Tuareg uprising of the early nineteeen-nineties. Via the team behind Congotronics.

Romping-stomping, fuck-this-shit, soulful Detroit house.
Fervently animated by the spirit of Prince, Aaron Carl’s remix is double trouble.

Stone classic Detroit techno. Cosmic, fierce and free. Still thrilling.
Utterly essential.

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With a heap of extra discomixes, deejay cuts and dubs.