Various - Studio One Supreme: Maximum 70s and 80s Early Dancehall SoundsBy the 1970s Studio One and Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd had already proved himself to be the defining force in Reggae for almost two decades. From running the Downbeat sound system on the lawns and yards of Kingston in the late 1950s to opening Studio One at 13 Brentford Road at the start of the 1960s, ushering in Ska and Rocksteady and establishing the careers of most of Jamaica's artists everyone from Bob Marley and The Wailers, Ken Boothe, Toots and

reworking the most cosmic beat combos around intoåÊhitherto unheard psychedelic shapes

shimmies and swings with Jamaican grooves with Lianne taking inspiration from the nation's love of grooves

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as well as a host of new material

Count Ossie is the central character in the development of Rastafarian roots music

‰ÛÏLong Night‰۝ and ‰ÛÏWhen I Tell You‰۝ make staggeringly clear how much sonic ground The Pin Group covered in their unfortunately short tenure

Sony Legacy reissue on 180g vinyl

the Voice-o-Graph is the only public vinyl record recording booth of its kind left in the world

åÊComes a TimeåÊis a fine collection

Album remastered from the original tapes with bonu track

Benin is the birth place of Vodun (or

The final presentation is a retrospective tapestry that explores Parker's past both musically as a potent compositional tribute to his influences (J Dilla