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Winston Reedy is a renowned Jamaican reggae singer, known for his numerous number one hits as a solo artist and lead singer for top reggae band The Cimarons. Backed with tracks from Barry Issacs - a Jamaican-born, London-based artist, songwriter and producer - and Juliaiasiah - originally from Jamaican but who is now based in Germany.
- A1: Concrete Jungle
- A2: Things In Life
- A3: Things In Dub
- A4: Love Like That
- A5: Love Like Dub
- A6: Turn My Love Around
- B1: Lend Me
- B2: Real Rock, Organ – Johnny Mittoo Moody
- B3: I Spy Trouble
- B4: How Long Rastafari
- B5: In This Time
- B6: He Said She Said
- C1: Sunshine Love
- C2: Sunshine Love Dub
- C3: Mellow Sensimilla
- C4: Sensimilla Dub
- C5: Kindness For Weakness
- C6: Kindness Dub
- C7: Hold You
- D1: Saturday Night
- D2: Respect
- D3: Gimme Little Sign
- D4: Seven Days A Week
- D5: In Your Eyes
- D6: Wicked A Go Feel It
- D7: Vision In Life
- A1: Winston Reedy & The Inn House Crew - African People (Vocal)
- A2: Winston Reedy & The Inn House Crew - African People (Ritsdub)
- A3: Winston Reedy & The Inn House Crew - African People (Melodica Dub) Ft Ed Cubitt
- B1: Barry Issacs & The Inn House Crew - Conquering Lion (Vocal)
- B2: Barry Issacs & The Inn House Crew - Conquering Lion (Rits Dub)
- B3: Barry Issacs & The Inn House Crew - Conquering Lion (Version)
- 1: Bettina
- 2: Looky Looky (Ft. Winston Reedy)
- 3: N’téro (Ft. Modou Touré)
- 4: Interstellar
- 5: Here On Earth
- 6: Act Like You Know (Ft. Andy Platts)
- 7: Theme For Horus
- 8: Stormy Night
- 9: The River Effra
- 10: God Of The Sun
Will Dorey (aka Skinshape) and Ben Bell founded Horus Records in 2013, driven by a shared passion for vintage Jamaican music. Originally launched as a reissue label focusing on rare and hard-to-find reggae gems, Horus has since evolved into a space for original studio productions rooted in the rich traditions of 60s and 70s Jamaican reggae and dub.
Lifelong collaborators and friends, Will and Ben have been making music together for over two decades. Their deep connection to the genre has led to long-standing relationships with many of reggae’s most respected musicians, several of whom contribute to their latest studio album. This new release is a fully analogue reggae/dub studio album, showcasing the duo’s production craft and featuring guest vocalists Andy Platts, Modou Touré, and Winston Reedy. Blending classic influences with fresh interpretations, the album includes original compositions alongside inspired covers, such as a distinctive reggae reworking of the Interstellar theme tune.
Outside of the studio, Ben Bell is co-owner of Lion Vibes Record Shop, one of London's leading reggae specialists, while Skinshape continues to push sonic boundaries from the same studio, known for his unique cross-genre productions spanning funk, psych, soul, and more.
2025 Record Store Day title - now available for general sale. A selection of top quality tracks from some of reggae’s legendary singers backed by some of the best musicians - Tyrone Taylor, Joseph Cotton, Errol Dunkley, Gregory Isaacs,Frederica Tibbs, J Nile featuring his son J Nile, Cornell Campbell, Jimmy James (of Jimmy James and the Vagabonds fame, one of the first Jamaican recording artists), Winston Reedy (Mr Dim The Lights – lovers rock king) , The Heptones - top Jamaican group who recorded countless hits for Studio One, and BB Seaton (one of Jamaicas best songwriters). Recorded at the Room in the Sky Studio, Tuff Gong Jamaica, Music Lab Jamaica, and Ariwa,. Musiciams: Sly Dunbar, , Winston Horseman Williams, Michael ""Megahbass"" Fletcher, Flabba Holt, Alan Weekes, Vin Gordon,,Noel Fish Salmon, ,Ashanti Selah, Bongo Herman.
- Tyrone Taylor & Joseph Cotton - Down & Out
- Errol Dunkley - Just My Imagination
- Gregory Isaacs - I'm Gone Medley
- Got This Feeling
- Donovan Kingjay - What Am I To Do
- Goody Gap - Life
- June Powell & Papa 12 - Happy Land
- Jimmy James - Working Overtime
- Mad X - Love I Can Feel
- Winston Reedy - Guiding Star
- Kingles Wray - Love Wont Come Easy
- Aj Franklin - Say What Your Saying
- Earl Heptones - Hello Carrol
- Barry Isaac - Go Tell It On The Mountains
- Everybody Loves A Winner
- A1: Donovan King Jay–Let Me Down
- A2: Donna Michael–Crazy Love
- A3: A.j. Franklin–Ride On
- A4: Kitty Corbin–People In Love
- A5: Winston Reedy–We Are Lovers
- A6: Frederica Tibbs–Overdue
- A7: June Powell–Sweet Child
- B1: Joseph Cotton–Long Distance Love
- B2: The Heptones–Put Your Head On My Shoulder
- B3: Deemas J–Let's Dance Tonight
- B4: George Dekker–Searching So Long
- B5: Barry Issac–Hold On Tight
- B6: Kingsley Wray–Not Giving Up On
- B7: Joy Mack–Again
- 1: Winston Reedy - Step To It (Feat. Winston Reedy) 03:42
- 2: Dub To It 03:33
- 3: Shaka Black - Pick Myself Up (Feat. Shaka Black) 02:46
- 4: Four Quebec Lima Dub 02:35
- 5: Nichola Richards - Going Back Where I Belong (Feat. Nichola Richards) 03:0
- 6: Vivian Jones - Why Are We Fighting (Feat. Vivian Jones) 03:31
- 7: Brothers & Sisters Dub 02:59
- 8: Shaka Black - Trying To Catch A Bus (Feat. Shaka Black) 03:5
- 9: David Jahson - Only Jah Jah Know (Feat. David Jahson) 02:5
- 10: Pick A Skill Dub 03:13
- A1: Silly Games – Janet Kay
- A2: Hopelessly In Love – Carroll Thompson
- A3: I’m In Love With A Dreadlocks - Brown Sugar
- A4: I’m Still In Love With You – Marcia Aitken
- A5: Keep It Like It Is - Louisa Mark
- A6: Can’t Go Through With Life - Marie Pierre
- A7: Caught You In A Lie – Louisa Mark
- B1: We’ve Got A Good Thing Going – Sugar Minott
- B2: Money In My Pocket – Dennis Brown
- B3: You Make Me Feel So Good – Ruddy Thomas & Susan Cadogan
- B4: Dim The Light – Winston Reedy
- B5: Someone Loves You, Honey – June ‘J.c.’ Lodge
- B6: Taxi – Leroy Brown
- C1: Night Nurse – Gregory Isaacs
- C2: I’m So Sorry – Carroll Thompson
- C3: Getting Cozy - The In Crowd
- C4: When Push Comes To Shove – Freddie Mcgregor
- C5: Lovers Race - Sugar Minott
- C6: Wildfire – Dennis Brown & John Holt
- D1: I’m Still Waiting – Delroy Wilson
- D2: Walk Away - Marie Pierre
- D3: Love Has Found A Way – Dennis Brown
- D4: Paradise (In Your Eyes) – Winston Reedy
- D5: Ghetto Queen – John Holt
- D6: Key To The World – Ruddy Thomas
The first British reggae sub-genre to achieve ‘outernational’ success and influence the music of Jamaica, lovers rock was a dominating force in the UK scene, from the mid-Seventies through to the close of the Eighties.
Developed largely as a counterpoint to the more militant style of roots reggae, the romantically-themed genre was heavily influenced by the styles of US R&B and the predominantly soulful Jamaican rock steady sound of the Sixties.
Despite the style achieving mainstream success with a number of major UK chart hits, lovers rock received scant attention in the mainstream media until the screening of Steve’s McQueen’s award-winning 2020 BBC TV series, “Small Axe”, the highlight of which was an aptly titled episode that paid tribute to the style and its impact upon British culture.
Since then, interest in the genre has continued to grow internationally and reflecting this trend comes this handsomely packaged album which is presented in 2 physical formats – 2x LP and 3CD.
Comprising the most popular and influential recordings in the style, the collection includes works by such legendary British performers as Janet Kay, Carroll Thompson and Louisa Mark, alongside established Jamaican reggae royalty, notably Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, John Holt and Sugar Minott.
With its focus firmly upon the best-loved romantic reggae sounds of the Seventies and Eighties (whilst the 3CD set also digs deep into the archive), this essential collection of dancefloor favourites provides the most authentic representation of lovers rock sounds yet to see issue.
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