SOUL JAZZ RECORDS presents...

DOREEN SCHAFFER - "This Love"

What Kind of Woman

What Kind of Woman (90's Version Remastered)

Alton Ellis / A Whiter Shade of Pale (Dub)

Round and Round

Rally Round (feat. Gil Cang)

This is a cover of Love Me Forever by Carlton and The Shoes (1976) . Recorded live. Mixed and mastered by Ezra Gray and Alex Rowe.

Love Me Forever

Alton Ellis - Can I Change My Mind

select tracks from the upcoming 40 track 2-CD set 'Gussie Presenting the Right Tracks'.  Click here for the full tracklist and to purchase the album: http://www.vpreggae.com/GUSSIE-PRESENTING-THE-RIGHT-TRACKS-p/vp2479.2.htm 

Reggae Anthology: Gussie Clarke - From The Foundation

The Right Track - Tommy McCook

58 HITS ON VINYL, 7" & LP. ENJOY!!!

1- Prince Buster : Funky Jamaica
2- Jackie Opel : I Love Jamaica
3- Lord Creator : King & Queen
4- Lord Creator : Evening News
5- Jackie Opel : You Send Me
6- Don Drummond : Green Island
7- Don Drummond ; Gypsy Song
8- Lord Brisco : Spiritual Mambo
9- Lord Tanamo : Night Food Ska
10- Lord Creator : I'm Going to Hold On
11- Lord Bryner : Malaïka
12- Lord Bryner : Tiger in my Tank
13- Roy & Tiny : I Mean It
14- Naomi & Co : What Can I Do
15- BB Seaton : Only You
16- Joe Higgs : Dinah
17- Bobby Aitken : Isabella
18- Derrick Morgan : Sunday Monday
19- Rico Rodriguez : Rico Special
20- Rolando Alphonso : Cuban Blockade
21- the Skatalites : Latin Goes Ska
22- the Skatalites : Ska Ba
23- the Skatalites : Phoenix City
24- the Skatalites : Super Time
25- the Skatalites : Ska Au Go Go
26- Rolando Alphonso : Perhaps
27- Prince Buster : Work Song
28- Prince Buster : Hey Train
29- the Skatalites : Ska Easy
30 - Rolando Alphonso : Tall in the Saddle
31- Ossie & the Upsetter : Turn Me On
32- Jack Sparrow : Ice Water
33- Lee Perry : Just Keep It Up
34- Lee Perry : Feel Like Jumping
35- Lee Perry : The Woodman
36- Delroy Wilson : Mother Words
37- Charlie Organairs : Little Holydays
38- the Silvertones : Raindrops
39- Alton Ellis : How Could I
40- the Gaylads : Everyday is Like a Holyday
41- Alton Ellis : La La La Means I Love You
42- Ken Boothe : When I Fall In Love
43- Ken Boothe : The Girl I Left Behind
44- The Martinies : Yours Untill Tomorrow
45- the Gaylads : Sound Of Silence
46- Dennis Brown : If I Follow My Heart
47- Lord Creator : You Must Be Love
48- the Paragons : Have You Ever Been in Love
49- Lord Creator : Feeling The Riddim
50- Lord Creator : Come Down 68
51- John Holt : Sister Big Stuff
52- Dennis Al Capone : Teach The Children
53- U-Roy : Wake The Nation
54- U-Roy : This Station Rules The Nation
55- U-Roy : Tom Drunk
56- Winston Wright : Top Secret
57- the Skatalites : Close To Jah
58- Studio1 Band : Lagos

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BLUE MOUNTAIN BLEND II / finest jamaican Mento, Ska & Rocksteady!

I Live My Body And I Love My Soul

Grandma and Grandpa Owen By Jimmy Owen

PURCHASE HERE: 
http://thefareastnyc.bigcartel.com/product/can-we-make-it-up-7

released October 18, 2016 

Produced by Brett Tubin 
Recorded at The Relic Room NYC 
Engineered by Josh Hahn and Brett Tubin 

Mixed at The Diamond Mine 
Mixed By Thomas 'TNT' Brenneck and Brett Tubin 
Mastered by Paul Gold (Salt Mastering) 

The Far East is: 

Maddie Ruthless - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar 
Mike Sarason - Backing Vocals, Keys 
Matt Burdi - Drums 
Christian Philippone - Bass 
Matt Kursmark - Pluck Guitar 

Additional Guitar by Andy Bassford

Can We Make It Up

Inna Lovers Quarrel - EP

Make Up Your Mind

"In 1972 I was 16 years old, and although I was still at school I had two paper rounds and a Saturday job which provided money for going out, clothes, and most importantly, records.

While all but a couple of friends had unceremoniously ditched reggae as their music of choice I had already made the step up from buying UK releases on Trojan and Pama’s labels to buying ‘pre-release’, 7” 45 rpm records that were freshly imported from Jamaica. The latest sounds with wildly exotic label designs or mysterious, rubber stamped white labels.

Sometimes these tunes would take months to be released over here, and now and again there would be a record which didn’t get released at all, adding to the value – and the exclusivity – of the copy I was lucky enough to own.

We all have our own ideas about ‘the best year for reggae’, and of course it’s very subjective, but I’ve always looked back and seen 1972 as a very special year, not just because it was an important part of my youth, but also for the sheer quality of the music. Reggae was changing, the deejays were becoming even more prominent, the lyrics were getting more socially conscious and exhilarating dub mixes were starting to take over from the rather plain B-side ‘versions’. This was the sound of the future!"

More info:
www.dubvendor.co.uk
www.facebook.com/FashionRecords/

Chris Lane Vintage Vinyl Selection - ‘72 Special

lion of judah(shana wilson) - YouTube.mp3

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