Freddy King - Now I've Got A Woman (Federal)

Rude Boys Rule a.k.a. Rude Boys Rude was originally released on Prince Buster's Olive Blossom label in 1967. It also came out on the UK Blue Beat label with the flip "Quit Place" a.k.a."Johnny Dollar" (BB 393) in the same year. Big Smasher!!

Prince Buster All Stars - Rude Boys Rule

Great tune from Mr. "Message To You Rudy". You can find the track on his album "Your Musical Doctor". It was relesead on the UK Downtown label in 1969 (TTL 26). Reggae at its best coming from the grass roots.

Dandy Livingstone - Voicing Our Choice

One of the most obscure women in Reggae music. No biographic facts are known about her. She did a couple of recordings from the early sixties to the end of the same decade.
What the hell ... hear that voice! Who could ever believe that a woman can sound like the real "Satchmo" (Louis Armstrong). 
Big up to Girl Satchmo wherever you are!!
Original recording from Treasure Isle. This is the UK press on the FAB label.

Girl Satchmo - Take you for a ride (1969)

Obscure Reggae tune from 1970. Zorro Five, a band from South Africa, was playing in the late 1960s and early 70s. 
This is the Italian Decca copy. The UK record of the same label has the catalogue number (F 23042).

Zorro Five - Reggae Shhh!

Jackie Mittoo vs. Klaus Kinski -- Rude Organ Voice MMXV (Dexter Youngheart edit)

Another rare Reggae chune. No one is certain of the artist but current thinking is that the credits go to Claudette. The rhythm is "Skinhead Moondust" (Hot Rod All Stars) and the vocalist makes mention of 'Hot Rod from Brixton'. 
The flip is called "Tommy's Dream" by Tommy McCook.
Year: ca. 1970
Producer: Bunny Lee

The Rude Girl - Boss Cocky

Tony Gordon - Ten Times Sweeter Than You

Playlist:

1. The Astors – Candy (Stax, 1965)
2. Bobby McClure – Don't Get Your Signals Crossed (Checker, 1967)
3. Bad Habits – My Baby Specializes (Paula Records, 1970)
4. Four Tops – If I Were A Carpenter (Motown, 1968)
5. Ann Margret – Someday Soon (RCA Victor, 1964)
6. The 5th Dimension – Feelin' Alright? (Bell, 1970)
7. Ashford and Simpson – Main Line (Warner Bros. Records, 1974)
8. Ashford and Simpson – Tried, Tested And Found True (Warner Bros. Records, 1976)
9. Joe Tex – You Said A Bad Word (Dial, 1972)
10. Billy Larkin & The Delegates – Pigmy Part I (Pacific Jazz, 1966)
11. Freddie McCoy – Peas 'N' Rice (Prestige, 1967)
12. Lee Charles – Wrong Number (Revue, 1968)
13. Lou Rawls – A Natural Man (MGM, 1971)
14. Linda Lyndell – What A Man (Volt, 1968)
15. The Staple Singers – I'll Take You There (Stax, 1972)
16. Bobby Bland – Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City (Dunhill / ABC, 1974)

Soul For Lovers (1964-1976)

Stranger Cole_Shout Out_More Life

Originally released in the UK on the FAB label in 1969. Issued as LP only (BBLP 822).

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