- A1: Garota De Ipanema (The Girl From Ipanema)
- A2: Amor Em Paz (Once I Loved)
- A3: Agua De Beber
- A4: Vivo Sonhando (Dreamer)
- A5: O Morro Nao Tem Vez (Favela)
- A6: Insensatez (How Insensitive)
- A7: Corcovado (Quiet Nights)
- A8: Desafinado
- B1: Corcovado (Quiet Nights)
- B2: Samba De Uma Nota So (One Note Samba)
- B3: Meditacao (Meditation)
- B4: So Danco Samba (Jazz Samba)
- B5: Chega De Saudade
- B6: Desafinado
- B7: Meditacao (Meditation)
- B8: Insensatez (How Insensitive)
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- A1: Love To All Doulas! 03 52
- A2: Some Rest For The Midwives
- A3: Real Vital Organs
- A4: Surges, Expansions
- A5: In Appreciation Of Chico Hamilton's Vast Influence On The West Coast Sound
- B1: Birthworkers Magic, And How We Get Hear
- B2: This "I" Was Not
- B3: Placenta, Nourishment, New Home, The Galaxy
- C1: Carla's Beads
- C2: Moonlight Watsu In Dub
- C3: Generous Pelvis
- C4: Bi-Location
- D1: Play Kerri Chandler's Rain
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Placenta is the fourth collection of broadly imaginative and highly collaborative Carlos Niño & Friends music released on International Anthem since 2021. But perhaps more notably for the zeitgeist of today, it is the first new music to be released by Carlos Niño & Friends following the November 2023 release of André 3000’s New Blue Sun – an album which Carlos produced alongside André, while co-writing, performing, and co-mixing every song. The announcement of Placenta also comes while Carlos is in the middle of tours with André to support New Blue Sun, where Carlos wields an immense presence as music director, bandleader, and percussionist, and performs alongside many of the same musicians that are present on his recent & Friends albums, including this new one.
Placenta is announced on the 1st solar return of Moss Niño, of whom Carlos and his partner Annelise are Earth parents. Their experience of pregnancy, labor and delivery were all profoundly impactful for Carlos. Becoming a father again (a whole 25 years after the birth of Azul Niño, who has become a regular artistic collaborator for Carlos) he felt total Inspiration for this set of recordings, and hence it is perhaps the most conceptually-grounded Carlos Niño & Friends album we've yet to present–fully connected to the spirit of family, birth, and "how we get here."
In Niño’s words, Placenta is “dedicated to Mothers, Children, Babies, Aunties, Doulas, Midwives, Birthworkers...,” and a short list of track titles includes: "Love to all Doulas!," "Some Rest for the Midwives," "Real Vital Organs," and "Generous Pelvis." The centerpiece of the album, the sprawling "Placenta, Nourishment, New Home, The Galaxy," is an unbelievably vivid immersion in the sonic architecture of Niño's memory-scape...like being present in his energy field...or being present in a birthing room, or maybe even being born yourself. And it just might be the most powerful, unique piece of music Niño has ever created.
Featured artists on Placenta, in order of their entry on the album, include: Nate Mercereau, Jamire Williams, Sam Gendel, Jamael Dean, Dexter Story, Brandon Eugene Owens, Maia, André 3000, Jesse Peterson, Ariel Kalma, Surya Botofasina, Annelise, Haize Hawke, Aaron Shaw, Devin Daniels, Tiffany de Leon, Michael Bolger, Michael Alvidrez, Moss, Iasos, Photay, Deantoni Parks, Adam Rudolph, Andres Renteria, and Cavana Lee.
This 7” single features two outstanding cumbias published on MAG in the 60s that have never been available on a 45 release before.
Dance floor oriented tropical music at its best!
MAG has been, since its foundation in 1953, a pivotal label in Peruvian music, allowing the development of the careers of both tropical artists and musicians of other genres such as rock, pop and jazz. At the head was Don Manuel Antonio Guerrero, its founder, and the name of the record company is nothing more than an acronym formed from its own name. (M.A.G.).
This 7” single features two outstanding cumbias published on MAG in the 60s that have never been available on a 45 release before.
Carlos Pickling was a legendary MAG artist who led the orchestra that accompanied Benny del Solar, Lita Branda and Melcochita in the tropicalized version of Spanish rumba, when the beats of Iberian rumba were still exotic in South America, and he also played countless cumbias, mambos and guarachas. The distinctive sound of his Hammond organ can be heard on this recording, ‘Cumbia Morena’, as it became his signature sound.
Los Demonios de Corocochay were one of the first Andean cumbia bands in Peru and sported an unique sound spiced up with the textures of a playful organ, as can be heard on this superb ‘Cumbia en Dominante’.
2024 Repress!
Imagine for a moment that Arthur Russel had learned to speak Brazilian and then moved to Italy to produce an Italo-Disco single back in 1984. There's a good chance it would sound like the Dub version of the B side on this record (Remixed by Bob One). A percussive foundation channeling Latin Freestyle beats sets the groundwork for the chill sunset vibed melody to pleasantly unfold intertwined with the alluring Brazilian lyrics. The recording engineering on this production is clearly at a higher standard (than the usual neighborhood italo disco studio from back in the day) with some of the techniques at play giving it a very balanced and sophisticated sound for its time. The meticulous remastering this re-issue underwent allow for a generous low end with crystal clear mid range – game changing on any well calibrated dance floor sound system.
- Not In An Anthropological Mood
- First Notebook Of Songs
- Forgive Me My
- Seal
- El Kebda, Let It Go
- We Made It To The Underpass
- Our Mother Is Our Daughter Is Our Mother
- (Sister Said) Home Is A Direction
- We're Still At The Underpass
- Call It Luck If You Want To
- Call Her By Her Name, Enheduanna
- Growing Sense Of Wonder
- I Walk Again, Eyes Towards The Sky
South-Asian vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer Ganavya releases her new studio album “Like the sky I've been too quiet” on Shabaka Hutchings’ Native Rebel Recordings. The album features contributions from artists including Kofi Flexxx, Floating Points, Carlos Niño, Leafcutter John and Mercury-nominated bassist Tom Herbert.
Since graduating from Berklee College of Music, UCLA and Harvard, Ganavya has quickly become a much-in-demand artist on the US scene who consistently confounds expectations. Hailed as “among modern music's most compelling vocalists” (Wall Street Journal), “most enchanting” (NPR) and "extraordinary" (DownBeat), Ganavya has worked with an array of luminaries including the likes of Quincy Jones, Wayne Shorter and Esperanza Spalding and on new album "Like the sky I've been too quiet" she presents thirteen compelling tracks which showcase her ethereal voice and numinous energy.
Razor-sharp production of the highest order from two of the masters of the early 80™s Rio de Janeiro boogie sound, Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetti. Both were highly acclaimed music producers of the time, starting around the mid-70™s. Over the course of his career Olivetti worked with artists including Rita Lee, Erasmo Carlos, Don Beto, Marcos Valle, Tim Maia, Gilberto Gil, Gal Costa, Sandra Sa, Painel de Controle and many more. The album takes in mid-tempo, AOR, boogie and even latin all way through the tempo™s to ultra-quick Prince style disco-funk workouts. Includes several standout tracks ˜Aleluia™ and ™Ginga™ being our two favourites. Synths, horns, claps, drum machines, guitars, keys and vocal harmonies combine effortlessly.
- Adouma
- Nothing At All (Ft. Musiq)
- The Game Of Love (Ft. Michelle Branch)
- You Are My Kind (Ft. Seal)
- Amore (Sexo) (Ft. Macy Gray)
- Foo Foo
- Victory Is Won
- America (Ft. P.o.d.)
- Sideways (Ft. Citizen Cope)
- Why Don T You & I (Ft. Chad Kroeger)
- Feels Like Fire (Ft. Dido)
- Let Me Love You Tonight
- Aye Aye Aye
- Hoy Es Adios (Ft. Alejandro Lerner)
- One Of These Days (Ft. Ozomatli)
- Novus (Ft. Placido Domingo)
"Carlos Santana’s nineteenth studio album Shaman was released in 2002 and debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200. Just like its predecessor Supernatural, Santana invited contemporary artists to collaborate with him across genres including neo-soul, pop, rock, metal, and opera. Artists such as Seal, P.O.D., Chad Kroeger, Dido, Michelle Branch, Macy Gray, Music, Citizen Cope, Alejandro Lerner, Plácido Domingos, and Ozomatli can be heard on the album. Four tracks were released as singles: “The Game Of Love”, “Nothing At All”, “Why Don’t You & I”, and “Feels Like Fire”. Shaman is being reissued for the first time since its original release. A limited edition is available of 2000 individually numbered copies on translucent purple coloured vinyl and includes an insert."
Shaman by Santana, released 3 May 2024, includes the following tracks: "The Game Of Love (ft. Michelle Branch)", "Amoré (Sexo) (ft. Macy Gray)", "Victory Is Won" and more.
This version of Shaman comes as a 2xLP. This release comes with (a) Insert(s).
The vinyl is pressed as a translucent, purple disc. Another vinyl is pressed as a translucent, purple disc.
- A1: Ennio Morricone - Dance On (O S.t. »Così Come Sei«)
- A2: Toto Cutugno - Mi Dici Che Stai Bene Con Me
- A3: Puccio Roelens - Northern Lights
- A4: Toni Santagata - Ufo Sexo
- A5: Blue Marvin Orchestra - La Cortigiana (O S.t. »Codice D
- B1: Alessandro Alessandri - Manhattan Disco (O S.t. »Sangue
- B2: Stefano Torossi - Having Fun
- B3: Gianpaolo Chiti & Sergio Montori - Desperation And Mone
- B4: Ezy Minus - Contraband Love
- B5: Goblin - Tenebre (O S.t. Tenebre")
- C1: Sessomatto (Armando Trovajoli) - Sessomatto (O S.t. Se
- C2: Silvano D'auria - Porto Cammelli (O S.t. La Mano Lunga
- C3: Stelvio Cipriani - Mark Il Poliziotto - Originale (O S
- C4: Fred Bongusto - Le Tentazioni Di Giorgia (O S.t. Gli O
- C5: Pino Donaggio - Lady Fine (O S.t. Senza Buccia / Cosi
- C6: Eva Eva Eva - Donna Donna Donna
- D1: Franco Bixio, Fabio Frizzi & Vincenzo Tempera - Vai Gor
- D2: Riz Ortolani - La Ragazza Dal Pigiama Giallo (O S.t. L
- D3: Guido E Maurizio De Angelis - Ankara (O S.t. Afyon Opp
- D4: Piero Piccioni - Blue Rhythm Festival - New Edit (O S.t
- D5: Carlo Bixio & Marcello Gigante - Il Seme Di Caino (O S
- D6: Goblin - La Via Della Droga - Originale (O S.t. La Via
Explore the fusion of world music with soul, funk and disco through the Rare Groove Collection. With this new volume 100% italian, discover rare gems from soundtracks of erotic and detective movies as well as more confidential music libraries. With Ennio Morricone, Goblin, Piero Piccioni, Guido e Maurizio De Angelis, Armando Trovajoli, Alessandro Alessandri, Toto Cutugno...
- A1: Desafinado 1:57
- A2: Se Todos Fossem Iguais A Você 3:35
- A3: Fotografía 2:48
- A4: Outra Vez 1:55
- A5: Lamento No Morro 2:10
- A6: Mulher, Sempre Mulher 2:00
- A7: Chega De Saudade 2:00
- A8: Um Nome De Mulher 2:08
- A9: A Felicidade 2:45
- B1: Insensatez 2:25
- B2: O Amor Em Paz 2:22
- B3: Chega De Saudade 3:28
- B4: Corcovado 2:32
- B5: Meditaçao 2:57
- B6: Este Seu Olhar 2:38
- B7: Tereza Da Praia 2:47
- B8: Samba De Uma Nota Só 1:39
Brazilian songwriter, composer, arranger, singer, and pianist/guitarist Antônio Carlos Jobim, known in Brazil as Tom Jobim, was a primary force behind the creation of the bossa nova style. Moreover, his songs (most of which had lyrics by poet, diplomat and bohemian Vinícius de Moraes) have become true classics and have transcended the genre, as they continue to be played and recorded by countless singers and instrumentalists within Brazil and throughout the world. This release contains a representative collection of Jobim's songs in classic versions performed by some of the most remarkable bossa nova artists, and in many cases presenting Jobim himself as accompanist, conductor or arranger. 180-GRAM VIRGIN VINYL - 17 TRACKS - LIMITED EDITION
Producer extraordinaire and Italo legend Don Carlos, along with cherished London clubland phenomenon Gareth Cooke combined in 1997 to deliver two timeless HOUSE classics on one record that seen copies changing hands for £50 on a one-off label that totally makes sense when you hear them. Now on reissue label, NATSUKASHII, (a Japanese word that means happy nostalgia), you can get these ageless underground classics. Limited to 300 units.
About 20 years ago, Carlos Giffoni quickly made a name for himself both as a noise guitarist and a laptop noisician upon arriving in New York (via Florida and Venezuela). His expertly curated annual No Fun Festival, as well as his No Fun label, further solidified him as a key figure in the international noise scene. The festival's success proved the formula for experimental and improvised music fests could work with the noise underground as well, but it also capitalized on the faster rate of connections being made between geographically disparate artists as a result of the (still relatively nascent) internet. Back then Carlos would play his laptop like a pinball machine, in contrast to the static stage presence of most laptop performers, and his solo music, like many others' at that time, expressed a less dark and dour vision of the implications of harsh noise. By the close of the 2000s, he had stopped doing the festival, switched gears musically to playing the lighter No Fun Acid sets, and moved to LA. Now he has re-emerged in a big way with Dream Walker, his first full-length since 2018's Vain (and only his second since 2010). Inspired by the masterful performances and diffusions he heard at the February 2023 GRM electronic music festival in Paris, particularly sets by old friends Lasse Marhaug, Jim O'Rourke, and Eiko Ishibashi, he began conceptualizing new music of his own in response, turning to synthesizers and other hardware to produce a work more firmly in the tradition of European electronic music than anything else he's done. Intended as a late night listen that evokes the edge of consciousness, with Carlos getting as close as possible to a trance state during the actual recording and mixing, each of the eleven tracks transition into one another rather than being standalone discrete pieces, forming two side-long suites that proceed like stages of a dream. Unabashedly tonal and repetitive, the glistening opener "Now Dream," the droning "Sleep Walker," and the closing triptych of "Lost in Descanso," "Sunrise," and "The Hidden Path" occupy a power electronics-ambient nexus that feels spiritually close to the Mego label. Elsewhere, "Ticking Clock" is reminiscent of Stereolab's non-easy listening vintage electronic side, while the two-part arpeggiated "Euphoria" recalls early Oneohtrix Point Never (which Carlos released on No Fun). The contrast between "One Breath"'s crackling opening and its remarkably fluid and soaring sustained synthesized chords is a distillation of the album's lingering tension between electronics' ability to project mechanical rupture as well as the organic and the infinite _or "walking between dreams," as Carlos himself puts it. Produced by Lasse Marhaug (who also mastered Carlos' first solo album, Welcome Home, back in 2005), released by Stephen O'Malley (who I remember DJing at the No Fun fest), with cover art and photos by personal friends, Carlos considers the album a family affair. But Dream Walker most of all heralds a maturation of the artist, and stands as a record that exists out of pure desire, rather than obligation or force of habit; a statement of reconnecting with music not by merely revisiting it, but by building on what's come before, both in his own work and in the music he loves. -Alan Licht, New York, December 2023
Entering a decade of existence since the first release back in 2015, Imogen Recordings has a constant flow of hi-quality releases. Based on an inhouse sound and artists that perfectly fits to that sound, Imogen label gained small but finger picked releases catalog and artists repertoire. Among those few Label released music from Darshan Jesrani ( Metro Area, Startree ), Charles Webster - Presence, Don Carlos, Ian Pooley, Ilija Rudman, Kai Alce to name a few and most recently Antonio Zuza.
New Catalog Number 19, brings Antonio Zuza and a duo Project between Ilija and Antonio - Imogen Soundsystem on the table. It's a "never leave my bag" material.
Antonio's "Palmizana" or Imogen Soundsystem's " Paloma" are both strong munition for any dancefloor request by simply delivering that vibe that we all love.
Powered by pristine production as Imogen's standard signature Darshan Jesrani and Ilija Rudman brought 2 sublime remixes to wrap this beautiful 12" Vinyl.
If we are talking about modern house approach with all the respect to it roots, we are talking about this record. It is here to satisfy old diggers and new people on the scene.
- A1: Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining
- A2: Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- A3: Cornell Campbell - No Good Girl
- A4: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- A5: Gregory Isaacs - Oh What A Feeling
- A6: The Wailers - I Shot The Sheriff (Instrumental)
- B1: Ini Kamoze - World A Music
- B2: Barrington Levy - Warm And Sunny Day
- B3: The Tamlins - Baltimore
- B4: Dennis Brown - Revolution
- B5: Sugar Minott - Rub A Dub Sounds
- B6: Horace Andy - Cus Cus
- C1: Freddy Mcgregor - Big Ship Sailing
- C2: Michael Rose - Artibella
- C3: Bob Marley - Soul Rebel
- C4: John Holt - I've Got To Get Away
- C5: Jimmy Riley - Sexual Healing
- C6: Yellowman - Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
- D1: Black Uhuru - Sinsemilla
- D2: Clint Eastwood - Love Story
- D3: Jackie Edwards - Let Me Go Girl
- D4: U-Brown - Tu Sheng Peng
- D5: Jackie Edwards - Angel Of Love
- D6: The Heptones - Island Woman
- E3: Chaka Demus & Pliers - Murder She Wrote
- E4: Sly & Robbie - Hot You're Hot
- E5: Max Romeo - Material Man
- E6: Wayne Smith - Under Me Sleng Teng
- F1: Derrick Morgan - Sensimella
- F2: Maxi Priest - Only A Smile
- F3: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love
- F4: Sly & Robbie Feat. Simply Red - Night Nurse (Radio Mix)
- F5: Sister Nancy - Bam Bam
- F6: Beres Hammond & Zap Pow - Last War
- G1: Ranking Dread - Fattie Boom Boom
- G2: Mighty Diamonds - I Need A Roof
- G3: Capleton - That Day Will Come
- G4: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- G5: Ken Boothe - Artibella
- G6: Eek-A-Mouse - Ganga Smuggling
- H1: John Holt - Police In Helicopter
- H2: Marcia Aitken - I'm Still In Love With You
- H3: Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
- H4: Johnny Osbourne - Jahoviah
- H5: Winston Mcanuff & Fixi - Garden Of Love
- H6: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- I1: Matthew Mcanuff - Be Careful
- I2: Morgan Heritage - The Return
- I3: Dillinger - Cool Operator
- I4: Inna De Yard Feat. Ken Boothe - Let The Water Run Dry
- E1: Marcia Griffiths - Come See About Me
- I5: Alborosie - No Cocaine
- I6: Alpha Blondy - Cocody Rock
- J1: Clinton Fearon - This Morning
- J2: Horace Andy - Ain't No Sunshine
- J3: Tom Fire Feat Matthew Mcanuff - Brainwash
- J4: Soom T - Politic Man
- J5: Biga Ranx - Liquid Sunshine
- J6: Ricky Grant - Rocky Road
- E2: Black Uhuru - I Love King Selassie
M. Ward returns with a stunning new album, More Rain, for release on Merge Records on March 4, 2016. Ward has released a string of acclaimed solo albums over the past several years, along with five LPs with Zooey Deschanel as She & Him and a 2009 collaborative album with My Morning Jacket's Jim James and Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis under the moniker Monsters of Folk. In addition to his celebrated work as a musician, Ward is an accomplished producer, handling those duties for such luminaries as Mavis Staples, Jenny Lewis, and Carlos Forster as well as his own musical projects.This album, Ward's eighth solo affair, finds the artist picking up the tempo and volume a bit from his previous release, 2012's A Wasteland Companion. Where that record introspectively looked in from the outside, More Rain finds Ward on the inside, gazing out. Begun four years ago and imagined initially as a DIY doo-wop album that would feature Ward experimenting with layering his own voice, it soon branched out in different directions, a move that he credits largely to his collaborators here who include R.E.M.'s Peter Buck, Neko Case, k.d. lang, The Secret Sisters, and Joey Spampinato of NRBQ. The result is a collection of upbeat, sonically ambitious yet canonically familiar songs that both propel Ward's reach and satisfy longtime fans.
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New solo album from Seth Avett of the Avett Brothers (his first in 5 years), featuring songs written by lauded folk singer Greg Brown, whose songs have also been performed and recorded by Joan Baez, Willie Nelson, Lucinda Williams, Carlos Santana, Ani DiFranco, Gillian Welch, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and more. For those who may need reminding, Greg Brown is the ultimate songwriter's songwriter. Over a forty-plus-year career, he's occupied the same rarefied air as Loudon Wainwright III and John Prine - a keen-eyed poet and diarist of the human condition. And he's done it mostly on his own. “This is a man who put forty records out because he had to,” Avett says. “He made his own record label. He played the coffee shops, the bars, the little theaters. He built it. He's a world-class artist who did it all under the radar, which is just mind-blowing to me.” As Avett's new solo record makes clear, this collection is an expression of admiration and gratitude for one of his heroes. But it's also a reflection of his own artistry and ability as an interpreter. Though Brown's songs have been a part of his listening diet for decades, Avett gained a more profound appreciation once he put his own voice behind them. And though on the surface it's a covers record, it dovetails seamlessly with the most recent Avett Brothers album The Third Gleam and Seth's solo outing IV, which find him in equally stripped-down settings exploring the light and shadows of his own personal stories.
The last of the collaborative LPs Miles Davis recorded with Gil Evans for Columbia, Quiet Nights is easily the most controversial. Following the success of Sketches Of Spain, Davis and Evans aimed to further the Latin explorations, this time pointing to Brazil, as heard on the adaptation of Antonio Carlos Jobim’s ‘Corcovado’ and Joao Gilberto’s ‘Aos Pés Da Cruz,’ with its stellar Ron Carter bass accompaniment, though some were surprised by the brevity of the proceedings, including Miles himself. Nevertheless, those who get to know the album will appreciate its intricacies, the product of the pair’s unique creative chemistry.
Susana Baron Supervielle was born in Buenos Aires in 1910, but she lived in Brazil most of her life. Creation with electroacoustic means represented one more step in her search for renewal and a new articulation of her triple cultural horizon articulated between São Paulo, Buenos Aires and Paris. The results open a new dimension in the interstices of the sound montage. Susana had been a follower of Pierre Schaffer and his peers in the Groupe de Recherche de Musique Concrète from Paris since they began in the early 1950s.
Baron Superveille’s catalogue of works, as selected by the artist herself, shows nine compositions for magnetic tape. With one exception (1977’s Continuo variante), the pieces are in the personal archives of the composer filed in the Archivo del Instituto Nacional de Musicología “Carlos Vega”, in Buenos Aires, which depends on the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Argentina. This edition on Wah Wah Records is a coproduction with the Instituto Nacional de Musicología “Carlos Vega” and recovers all the available electroacoustic works composed between 1974 and 1980. While most of the collected works premiered in both Buenos Aires and São Paulo on dates close to those of their composition, there are not any previous known releases of these recordings, so this LP is not only an exception, but also a novelty.
Free, Dancing . . . is the first release by a new trio with percussionist and producer Carlos Niño, luminary multi-instrumentalist Idris Ackamoor (of The Pyramids) and wizard guitarist, producer Nate Mercereau. They have been playing concerts together in California since June 2022, sharing a unique vibrant sound, findings and energetics... Including download code for the full album.
Artwork by Nep Sidhu.
- A1: Bob Marley - Soul Rebel
- A2: Alpha Blondy - Cocody Rock
- A3: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- A4: Ken Boothe - Artibella
- A5: Max Romeo - Stop Picking Me
- A6: Sly & Robbie - Night Nurse Feat Simply Red - Radio Mix
- B1: John Holt - Police In Helicopter
- B2: Eek-A-Mouse - Ganja Smuggling
- B3: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- B4: Freddy Mcgregor - Big Ship Sailing
- B5: Jacob Miller - Tenement Yard
- B6: The Congos - La La Bam-Bam
- C1: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love
- C2: Dennis Brown - Revolution
- C3: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- C4: Groundation, Don Carlo & The Congos - Jah Jah Know
- C5: Black Uhuru - Sinsemilla
- D1: Ini Kamoze - World A Music
- D2: Yelloman - Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
- D3: Lee Scratch Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- D4: Alborosie - No Cocaine
- D5: Chaka Demus & Pliers - Murder She Wrote




















