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- A1: Stranger Cole & Gladstone Anderson (As Stranger & Gladdy) - Rudies All Around (As Stranger & Gladdy)
- A2: Lee Perry & The Sensations - Set Them Free
- A3: Alton Ellis & The Flames - Blessings Of Love
- A4: Lloyd Robinson & Glen Brown (As Lloyd & Glen) - Rudies Give Up (As Lloyd & Glen)
- A5: The Heptones - Gunmen Coming To Town
- A6: Derrick Morgan - Tougher Than Tough (Rudie In Court) (Rudie In Court)
- B1: Honeyboy Martin & The Voices - Dreader Then Dread
- B2: The Valentines - Stop The Violence
- B3: The Originators - Hot Iron
- B4: Alton Ellis & The Flames - The Preacher
- B5: The Pioneers - Rudies Are The Greatest
- B6: Lee Perry & The Sensations - Don't Blame The Children
- C1: Bobby Aitken & The Carib Beats - Curfew
- C2: Alton Ellis - Don't Trouble People
- C3: Stranger Cole & The Conquerors - Drop The Ratchet
- C4: Derrick Morgan - Judge Dread In Court
- C5: Lloyd Robinson & Glen Brown (As Lloyd & Glen) - No More Trouble (As Lloyd & Glen)
- C6: The Rulers - Copasetic
- D1: Desmond Dekker & The Aces - Young Generation
- D2: The Pioneers - Some Of Them A Bawl (Aka Having A Bawl) (Aka Having A Bawl)
- D3: Derrick Morgan - Court Dismiss
- D4: Clancy Eccles - Guns Town
- D5: Romeo & The Emotions - Rude Boy Confession
- D6: Dandy & The Superboys - We Are Still Rude
Tougher Than Tough – Trojan Rude Boy Sounds is an exclusive release from Music On Vinyl’s Trojan compilation series, which celebrates the best works from the legendary reggae label Trojan Records. It was compiled by Laurence Cane-Honeysett, who also wrote the linernotes. Some of the artists featured on this compilation include Stranger Cole, The Pioneers and Alton Ellis. 2000 individually numbered copies on orange vinyl. The package also includes exclusive Trojan Records and Music On Vinyl coaster.
The roots of hard rock act Tucky Buzzard lie in psychedelic group, The End, who supported The Rolling Stones on an early tour, leading Bill Wyman to produce their sole LP. The band then morphed into Tucky Buzzard, now with scorching lead guitar licks and Hammond organ parts to the fore, and Wyman still on board as producer and manager. For their final album, Buzzard, released on Deep Purple’s Purple imprint in 1973, there is a mix of hard-edged blues rock, with a fine interpretation of perennial classic, “Who Do You Love,” and wistful originals like “Hanging On In There.” As ever, Wyman’s sterling production and presence on acoustic and electric piano makes this one a must for all Stones fans.
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