Janet Kay

Cocoa Tea & Tony Rebel - Grow Your Locks

Disco T Of Daverse & Natural Roots Band

"Life Harder" - Gyptian (Bob Marley Riddim)

2 Times Revolution

13 Rude Bwoy Love

Pam Hall - Hold it Down

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70 Sup'm Pieces Of Bob

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Janet Kay - Feel No Way

Another Peace Song 
(R. Nkereuwem - M. Evangelista)
Produced by: Magista for Sugar Cane Records.
Musicians: Dean Fraser (sax), Magista (keyboards), Sherida Sharpe (vocals), Sid Gaetani (guitars), Daniel (bass), Don Sugar (drums), Pelle (percussions)
Mixed by: Dario Casillo
Engineers: Andrew “Pedro” Hamilton, Samuel Nkereuwem, Dario Casillo

13 Raphael - Another Peace Song

Peter Spence - Lovely Here (Sweet Jamaica)

Produced by Lee Francis for Smart Move Records, celebrating 50 Years of Jamaica's independence.

Share spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/track/6HGNOGbq0MPAblnJBW2OkD?si=04f1256b70104412

Contact: lee@smartmoverecords.com

Lovely Here (Sweet Jamaica)

PETER SPENCE - Lovely Here (Sweet Jamaica)

Silly Games released in 1979 reached the top of the pop charts in the UK, gaining  Janet Kay a place in the Music Guiness Book of Records as the the first british black female reggae artist to hit the top of the UK pop charts.

Silly Games

Feel No Way was released in 1979 and appeared on Janet Kay's first album entitled 'Capricorn Woman' (the album was later renamed 'Silly Games').  This track was written by Janet Kay

Feel No Way

'Imagine That' was released in 1979 and appeared on Janet Kay's first album entitled 'Capricorn Woman' (later renamed Silly Games).  This track was written by Janet Kay and she appeared in the cult movie 'Burning An Illusion' in the club scene performing this track back in 1981.

Janet Kay - Feel No Way

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