Original Greensleeves assembled dub classic, crucial selection of Junjo's classic Roots Radics propelled rhythms recorded at Channel One and mixed by Scientist at King Tubby's.

Remastered iconic dub album now twinned with a second disc of the original vocal versions. Strictly limited one off Halloween orange vinyl pressing.

TRACK LISTING

Disc 1

1. The Voodoo Curse - Roots Radics
2. Dance Of The Vampires - Roots Radics
3. Blood On Hist Lips - Roots Radics
4. Cry Of The Werewolf - Roots Radics
5. The Mummy's Shroud
6. The Corpse Rises - Roots Radics
7. Night Of The Living Dead - Roots Radics
8. Your Teeth In My Neck - Roots Radics
9. Plague Of Zombies - Roots Radics

Disc 2

1. Oh What A Feeling - Wailing Souls
2. You Are No Good - Michael Prophett
3. Love In My Heart - Wayne Jarrett
4. Hold On To What You Got - Michael Prophet
5. Firehouse Rock - Wailing Souls
6. Bandits Taking Over - Wailing Souls
7. Youthman - Michael Prophet
8. Love And Unity - Michael Prophet
9. He Can Surely Turn The Tide - Johnny Osbourne
10. Sweet Loving - Michael Prophet

King Jammy breathes new life into a top draw selection of Cool Ruler Classics on this highest upgrade to Gregory Isaacs Kingston catalogue

Making the journey down to Jammy's Warehouse HQ to look down the safest combinations is an A- list selection of Jamaica's finest including Sean Paul, Shaggy, Alborosie, Jesse Royal, Bounty Killer etc.

Gregory Isaacs finest performances on those never say die tuff King Jammy Riddims all now combination style and 21st Century Fresh

TRACK LISTING

It Go So (ft. Shaggy) - Gregory Isaacs
Another Try (ft. Sean Paul) - Gregory Isaacs
Don't Take Your Love From Me (ft. Jesse Royal) - Gregory Isaacs
First Class Lover (ft. Aza Linegae) - Gregory Isaacs
Dance With Me (ft. Ras Demo) - Gregory Isaacs
You're Like An Angel (ft. Brandon The Messenjah) - Gregory Isaacs
Dreadlocks Bridge (ft. Alborosie) - Gregory Isaacs
Another Warning (ft. Bounty Killer) - Gregory Isaacs
Never Give Your Love (ft. Junior Reid) - Gregory Isaacs
Counterfeit Lover (ft. Ras Shiloh) - Gregory Isaacs
You Can Have The Bits (ft. Projexx) - Gregory Isaacs
Flirting Around (ft. Claire Angel) - Gregory Isaacs
Lost My Happiness (ft. Chaka Demus) - Gregory Isaacs
Don't Go (ft. Flinix) - Gregory Isaacs
My Pride Won't Let Me (ft. Bunny General) - Gregory Isaacs

Greensleeves Records the Legendary UK Label has teamed up with the 'Roots Defenders of Notting Hill Carnival', Channel One Sound System to head 'Down in The Dub Vaults' for a limited one time press collectors must have release.

The enigmatic selector Mikey Dread has been let loose in the Greensleeves archives , curating a serious set of Roots & Dub gems that have featured over the years on Channel One's unique handbuilt Soundsystem.

Revered Jamaican vocalist such as the Wailing Souls, Michael Prophet, Linval Thompson, Hugh Mundell and many more feature on this collection plus on the second disc we enter the Echo Chamber with their Dub Counterparts from the likes of Sly & Robbie, Scientist, Augustus Pablo and The Rockers All-Stars et al to complete the listening experience

TRACK LISTING

Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall - Wailing Souls
Ghetto Rock - Reggae Regular
Just Talking - Michael Prophet
Trappers - TeTrack
Black Star Liner - Reggae Regular
Joker Smoker - Triston Palma
Let Go This One - Anthony Johnson
Can’t Pop No Style - Hugh Mundell
One More Chance - Linval Thompson
Bloody Eyes - Keith Hudson
Kingdom Rise Kingdom Dub - Roots Radics
Ghetto Dubbing - Reggae Regular
Just Dubbing - Hi Times Band
Trappers Dub - Sly & Robbie
The Dub (It's Coming) - Reggae Regular
Joker Smoker Dub - Dean Fraser & The Roots Radics
Let Go This Dub - Roots Radics
Can't Pop No Style Dubwise - Rockers All Stars
One More Dub - The Revolutionaires
My Eyes Are Red - Keith Hudson

'Cries From The Youth' rounds up 32 reggae masters produced by the mighty King Jammy.

The revolutionary sound of King Jammy Super Power super- charged 80's dancehalls, shining the spotlight on a new generation of rising stars while bringing 70's elders like Dennis Brown, Sugar Minott and Junior Murvin into the dancehalls.

STAFF COMMENTS

Martin says: Another haul of imperative Jammy productions spanning the late 70s and 80s period as the producer began to lay the foundations of what would become dancehall.

TRACK LISTING

LP Tracklisting
1. Storm Is Coming - Junior Delgado
2. Up-Full One - Dennis Brown
3. Got To Be Strong - Pad Anthony
4. Why Should I - Admiral Tibet
5. Only The Poor Man Feel It - Kentucky
6. Chain Grabber - Johnny Osbourne
7. Cry For The Youths - Wackad
8. Victim Of Babylon - Admiral Tibet
9. World Inflation - Junior Murvin

CD Tracklisting
1. Storm Is Coming - Junior Delgado
2. Up Full One - Dennis Brown
3. Gotta Be Strong - Pad Anthony
4. Only The Poorman Feel It - Kentucky
5. 5chain Grabber - Johnny Osbourne
6. Cry For The Youths - Wackad
7. Why Should I - Admiral Tibet
8. In The Ghetto - Little John
9. E20 - Wayne Smith
10. Jam In The Street - Sugar Minott
11. Possy - Cocoa Tea
12. Sugar Me - Conroy Smith
13. Hot We Say We Hot - Eccleton Jarrett
14. Ram Up Every Corner - Tonto Irie
15. Ram Dance Man - Leslie Thunder
16. You Pack Up And Gone - King Kong
17. Victim Of Babylon - Admiral Tibet
18. His Majesty Reign - Cultural Roots
19. World Inflation - Junior Murvin
20. Stop The Violence - Junior Delgado
21. Don't Take Your Gun To Town - Al Campbell
22. Conscious Lover - Sugar Minott
23. It's Too Late - Michael Palmer
24. Move On - Wailing Souls
25. So Dem Come, So Dem Go - Nitty Gritty
26. In The Ghetto - Richie Stephens
27. Trash And Ready - Super Cat
28. Fuck Fowl - Bunny General
29. Bucket A Shit -Little Twitch
30. Bad Girls - King Everald
31. Mouth A Massy Liza - Super Black

From his secret dub laboratory Alborosie, the dub mechanic reaches deep inside the echo chamber to unleash two crucial heavyweight dub testaments.

TRACK LISTING

Redemption Dub
80's Folks Dub Style
Living Dub
U Dub Me
Love Dub
Crazy Toy
The Man Child
Dean Salute Interlude
Bombclaat
Dub Tafari
The Poor Land
Chemical Disfunction

From his secret dub laboratory Alborosie, the dub mechanic reaches deep inside the echo chamber to unleash two crucial heavyweight dub testaments.

TRACK LISTING

Dub Of Ages
Prophecy Of Dub
Smoking Dub
Dreadlocks Dub
Feel the Dub
Play The Dub
Overproof Dub
Conflict In Dub
Return In Dub
Dub Outernational

Classic late 80's digi-roots set from the legendary Cultural Roots produced by King Jammy.

TRACK LISTING

1. Big Finger
2. Running Back To Me
3. Get Up Stand Up
4. Worries A Me Yard
5. His Majesty Reign
6. Sweet Lady
7. Passion Love
8. Distant Lover
9. This Woman
10. Run Around Girl

Classic late 80s digi-roots set from the legendary Wailing Souls produced by King Jammy "Stormy Night" takes its place in a long line of classic wailing souls albums for Greensleeves stretching from '81's "Fire House Rock" to the recent Alborosie produced "Back A Yard"

Includes the hit single "Dog Bite" re-mastered and re-sequenced with new cover art.

TRACK LISTING

Spread Propaganda
Dog Bite
What Is What
Mr Fire Coal Man
You're My Days
Stormy Night
Move On
What Ya Gonna Do
She Pleases Me
Where Do I Stand

King Tubby and Producer Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee are intertwined in the birth of dub music. Tubby’s vast knowledge of electronics and Bunny’s vast catalogue of rhythms would lay the foundations of what today is taken as a standard - remix and version cuts to an existing vocal tune. Dynamic Sounds upgraded to 16 track recording in 1972 and Tubby purchased, again with the help of a deal brokered by Bunny Lee, the old four track equipment and the MCI console from their Studio B. The four tracks now gave him far wider scope to work with and he began to create a new musical form where the bass and drum parts were brought up while the faders allowed Tubby to ease the vocal and rhythm in and out of the mix. It was only a matter of time before Tubby’s dubplate experiments began to make it on to vinyl and the first ever long playing King Tubby releases would feature a collection of his mixes to a selection of Striker's rhythms. So please sit back and enjoy this historic set of sounds.

TRACK LISTING

Natty Dub
Dub Magnificent
A First Class Dub
A Stepping Dub
Rude Boy Dub
A Closer Dub
Roots Of Dub
Dub You Can Feel
Loving Dub
The Immortal Dub
Dreadlocks Dub
Rocking Dub

A totally essential dub LP from the master, King Tubby. Tubby and producer Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee are intertwined in the birth of dub music, going on to release the first albums of this new musical genre. Tubby’s vast knowledge of electronics and Bunny’s vast catalogue of rhythms would lay the foundations of what today is taken as a standard; remixes and version cuts to an existing vocal tune. 

Long out of print Greensleeves classic LP now beautifully repackaged with fill colour printed inner sleeve. Building on the runaway success of 'Two Bad DJ', Eastwood & Saint truly went outernational with the release of 'Stop That Train'. Ten reggae sure shots expertly backed by the Inity Rockers featuring a young Courtney Pine the album was embraced by the mainstream securing Eastwood & Saint John Peel sessions, TV appearances and sold out shows across Europe in support of the chartbusting title track.

TRACK LISTING

Stop That Train
Vote For Me
Nuclear Crisis
Rock With Me
Shame And Scandal
Stop Jack
True Vegetarian
Everything Crash
Monkey Man
H.A.P.P.Y

'Greensleeves Gold' is the ultimate Greensleeves selection -Ten monster
hits loaded up with chart number ones &the biggest stars with their biggest hits Launched in 1977, the iconic London reggae label is celebrating 45 years of being in the business of being the businessThis is where it began - Well Forward!

TRACK LISTING

1. Where Is Jah - Reggae Reguar
2. Chant To Jah - Dr Alimantado
3. War - Wailing Souls & Ranking Trevor
4. Cassava Piece (79 Style) - Augustus Pablo
5. Fally Ranking - Johnny Osbourne
6. Gunman - Michael Prophet
7. Anotherone Bites
8. The Dust - Clint Eastwood & General Saint
9. Wa-Do-Dem - Eek-A-Mouse
10. Look Youthman - Barrington Levy
11. Zungguzungguguzungguzeng - Yellowman

Originally released in 1986 on Greensleeves Records, a year after "Sleng Teng" hit the dancehalls this album is full of ruff digital rhythms such as "32 Bit Chip" "Synchro Start" and many more.

TRACK LISTING

1. Synchro Start
2. Interface
3. 32 Bit Chip
4. Auto Rhythm
5. Peek & Poke Side Two
6. Megabyte
7. Wafer Scale Integration
8. Crosstalk
9. Modem
10. 256K Ram

Classic late 70s roots vocal album from Barrington Levy, his follow up to "Englishman" includes "Sister Carol" "Rock and Come In" "Mary Long Tongue" "Many Changes In Life" and many more. Produced by Henry 'Junjo' Lawes.

TRACK LISTING

1. Robin Hood
2. Rock And Come In
3. Love Sister Carol
4. Gonna Tell Your Girlfriend
5. Ask Me What Is Love
6. Why Did You Leave Me
7. Many Changes In Life
8. Na Broke No Fight Over No Woman
9. When Friday Come
10. Like How You Kiss And Caress Me

Produced by Henry ‘Junjo’ Lawes & backed by the Roots Radics, Inchpinchers is a brilliant amalgamation of roots sensibilities & sound system rhythms.

TRACK LISTING

1. Inchpinchers
2. Mass Charley Ground
3. Tom Sprang
4. Don't Get Lost
5. Baby Come Rock
6. Things And Time
7. Modern Slavery
8. Ghetto Of Kingston Town
9. Oh What A Lie
10. Infidels

Quality Greensleeves repress of this early dancehall album from 1982. Eek-A-Mouse backed by the Roots Radics recorded at Harry J’s and Channel One, produced by Linval Thompson – essential listening!

TRACK LISTING

1. Sensee Party
2. Looking Sexy
3. Modelling Queen
4. You Na Love Reggae Music
5. Always On My Mind Side Two
6. Do You Remember
7. Skidip!
8. Na Make Mi Girl Go Away
9. Fat And Slim
10. Where Is My Baby

Classic set from the great John Holt based around his monster 1983 reggae hit title track. Produced by Henry ‘Junjo’ Lawes with the Roots Radics. Another of those Greensleeves classics that pretty much any home with a love of lamb's bread but own!

The cover shot sees John and a huge bag of collie weed with Babylon in hot pursuit via helicopter. Subject matter is lighthearted with a typically JA slant. John is one of reggae's most successful and respected artists and in 2004 he was honoured by the Jamaican government with the Order Of Distinction for his contribution to Jamaican culture!

TRACK LISTING

1. Police In Helicopter
2. Private Doctor
3. Last Train
4. Beach Party
5. Reality
6. Fat She Fat
7. Chanting
8. Sugar And Spice
9. Can't Use Me
10. I Got Caught

Seminal dub album produced by Winston Edwards. In 1974 Edwards left Jamaica to reside in the UK and through his strong connections with such reggae luminaries as Joe Gibbs, Lee Perry and King Tubby began to travel back and forth between London and Kingston (JA) to bring back recordings to issue on his Fay Music label here in the UK. In 1974 he released this seminal dub set, which is now considered a classic early Tubby’s dub album. A musical, tuneful and seriously heavy dubwise set with Vin Gordon’s unique trombone lines well to the fore. Essential dub.

TRACK LISTING

1. Blood Of Africa
2. African Roots
3. Rain Roots
4. Wood Roots
5. Luke Lane Rock
6. People From The Grass Roots
7. Crime Wave
8. No Justice For The Poor
9. 300 Years At The Grass Roots
10. King And The Upsetter At Spanish Town

Eek A Mouse, six foot six and counting, this album smashed the world in 1981, tuffest Roots Radics at Channel One, courtesy of Henry `Junjo` Lawes.... a Greensleeves classic!

Now repressed - or is that a warehouse find?! - either way we're SUPER STOKED or should that be we're totally blouse and skirt about it!

Featuring the full extended versions (oooohh yes!) of some of Mouse's best hits including (but not limited to): "Ganja Smuggling", "Wa Do Dem" and "Noah's Ark" - icons of roots reggae / dub music and sounding really, really special on this pressing.

You might have bagged the shorter, 7" versions as part of RSD, but these extended versions blow them out the water!

Look out for more tasty Greensleeves reissues forthcoming ;) 

TRACK LISTING

1.Ganja Smuggling
2.Long Time Ago
3.Operation Eradication
4.There's A Girl In My Life
5.Slowly But Surely
6.Wa Do Dem
7.Lonesome Journey
8.I Will Never Leave My Love
9.Noah's Ark
10.Too Young To Understand

THIS IS A RECORD STORE DAY 2014 EXCLUSIVE, LIMITED TO ONE PER PERSON.

First time Greensleeves 12" issue of Johnny Osbourne thunderous 'Give A Little Love' complete with two previously unreleased dubs showcasing Roots Radics in full effect with Scientist at the controls. Recorded at Channel One and mixed at King Tubby's.

Limited Record Store Day coloured vinyl pressing with dual Greensleeves / Greensleeves Dub Master labels. Available on Red, Green or 'Gold' coloured vinyl – collect the set! Pot luck which colour you get.

Limited to 400 units for the UK.

Thomas Wesley Pentz aka Diplo - one half of the production team behind the popular hybrid reggae project Major Lazer lends his eclectic ear and considerable talents as a reggae selector to Riddimentary, a guided tour through classic tracks from the Greensleeves reggae catalogue. The continuous blended mix covers twenty plus years of cutting edge, Jamaican and UK hits from the top producers in dub, reggae and dancehall from the 1980s and 90s. The retro flavor and historical context of these selections shines a light on Diplo’s production influences and expert knowledge of the reggae genre. For new converts to reggae or collectors of crucial tracks from reggae’s classic era, "Riddimentary" is rudimentary.

TRACK LISTING

CD Tracklisting :
01. Who Is The Ruler - Alpha & Omega
02. Jaqueline - Hugh Mundell
03. Joker Smoker - Triston Palma
04. Police In Helicopter - John Holt
05. Eventide Fire A Disaster - Barrington Levy & General Echo
06. Satta Amassa Gana Version - Joe Gibbs
07. Fattie Boom Boom - Rankin Dread
08. Anarexol - Eek-A-Mouse
09. Gunshot Mek Daughter Drop - The Lone Ranger
10. Sweet Sweet Matilda - Clint Eastwood & General Saint
11. Interface - Prince Jammy
12. Night Nurse - Gregory Isaacs
13. Telephone Love - J.C. Lodge
14. Water Pumping - Johnny Osbourne
15. Survival - Prince Far I

LP Traclkisting:
Side A:
1. Jacqueline - Hugh Mundell
2.  Joker Smoker - Tristan Palma
3. Police In Helicopter - John Holt
4. Satta Amassa Gana Version - Joe Gibbs
Side B:
1. Fattie Boom Boom - Rankin’ Dread
2. Anarexol - Eek-A-Mouse
3. Gunshot Mek Daughter Drop - Lone Ranger
4. Interface - Prince Jammy