Rootstd2

Horace Andy "Every Tongue Shall Tell" (Sight & Sound)

Barry Brown - Politician / King Tubbys - Killa Dub [10"]

Rastafari Cannot Die

Rastafari Cannot Die - Milton Henry

Joggo - Peace And Love at Reggae

Freddie McKay - Good Old Days

"Levi  Williams" -  Come mi breda ( Approx. year : 1975)

Mr Richman feat. Max Romeo

Roots Garden records are proud to present a brand new LP from Jamaica's master trombonist Vin Gordon
and his eight piece 'Real Rock Band'.

Seven blazing instrumental fuelled roots reggae tracks featuring an all-star line-up of musicians, with vocals from Shaka Black on tracks 1 & 3.

The Album was recorded and mixed by Nick Manasseh at the Yard Studios in West London.

Vin reinvents his 1968 early reggae classic 'Heavenless' for the intro & title track, before taking us on a journey through new compositions, departing only on track 4 to revisit a tune he played on in 1974 at King Tubby's studio for Yabby You, old friend and sparring partner Tommy McCook's deep roots instrumental 'Revenge', this time complete with extended dubwise mixdown.

Out on Vinyl LP and Download May 2nd 2016 
www.rootsgarden.com (exclusive early bird copies available from April 16th from the roots garden website)

Heavenless

Minor Vendor

MInor Vendor - Vin Gordon & The Real Rock band

The Abyssinians 
Declaration Of Rights 
Remix by Higher Light Prod 
For Brigante Records

Artwork by Dizziness Design
Mix/Master by Olo ( OnDubGround )




The Abyssinians - Declaration Of Rights  ( Higher Light Prod Remix )

Toney Barrett - Trying Man

7'' Burning Spear - Bad To Worse (& dub)
7'' Burning Spears (1980)
Distributed by Tuff Gong Music Ltd
Mastered at Dynamic Sounds Recording Co. Ltd.
Produced, Arranged & Written by W. Rodney

7'' Burning Spear - Bad To Worse (& dub)

Napoleon - Know Me No Know

Ulalia Wosar - Give Me Another Chance

1985 Nighthawk Records Production

Itals:
Keith Porter
Ronnie Davis
Lloyd Ricketts

Backed by the Jah Children Band.
Recorded by Silvan Morris at Harry J Studio, Kingston

The Itals- Rasta Philosophy

“Black Roots”, the eponymously named debut album, was originally released in 1983 on Kick Records, by which time the band was established as one of the UK's leading live acts with a strong repertoire of socially aware songs reflecting the issues of the day. When it came to their first album, they chose eight of their strongest tracks and assembled what was to become one of the classic British reggae albums of the decade.

Featuring 8 songs “The Father”, “Survival”, “Juvenile Delinquent”, “What Them 'A Do”, “Opportunity”, “Tribal War”, “Africa” and “Move On”, the album covers themes of social alienation, deprivation, repatriation, RastafarI, violence within the black community and ends, with the tale of a failing relationship. Three decades later, many of the songs are just as relevant and provide the perfect complement to their latest recordings.

It was re-issued Bristol Archive Records on vinyl in 22nd April 2013 to coincide with Record Store Day.  The release on vinyl was strictly limited to 500 copies worldwide. 400 copies were made be available for Record Store Day, 22nd April 2013, at participating retailers and feature a facsimile of the original sleeve, whilst 100 copies will be available directly from Bristol Archive Records and very select retailers and feature a unique handmade screen printed sleeve as well as being individually numbered, a very special edition.

This was the first time that this album was available on vinyl for twenty-five years and demand outstripped supply.

This release was made available by Nubian Records on digital platforms. Here is an opportunity to stream or download either this song or the full album that is still in great demand from old and new fans alike.

"Levi Williams" - Come mi breda ( Approx. year : 1975)

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