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The Moon Boys / The Pioneers

Appolo 11 / Love Love Everyday

This is a reissue of a rare killer single by The Moon Boys (aka The Hippy Boys) and The Pioneers as initially produced by Joe Gibbs and released in 1969 on the Amalgamated Records label in Jamaica and in the U.K. that same year. It was only reissued once by Trojan in a box of singles called “Spirit Of '69 - The Boss Reggae Sevens Collection” which is also quite rare today.

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The Moon Boys - Appolo 11
The Pioneers - Love Love Everyday

The Pioneers

Don't You Know / Me Naw Go A Believe

This is the first ever reissue of the ultra-rare and very much in demand Pioneers single produced by Joe Gibbs, first released in in 1969 on Pressure Beat in Jamaica and on Amalgamated in the U.K. in the same year. Original pressings are now extremely rare and very much sought after by vinyl collectors with prices reaching hundreds of dollars for a mint copy. A must!!

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Don't You Know
Me Naw Go A believe

King Horror

Dracula Prince Of Darkness / Ghost Hour

Initially "Dracula Prince Of Darkness" was a cult 1966 horror movie starring Cristopher Lee. Released in 1969, Dracula Prince Of Darkness was produced by Joe Mansano on the Duke label DU034 (but featuring the blue Joe label) with the great instrumental Honky by the Joe's All Stars on the flip. It was the very first title in the King Horror series and one of the very best tracks. It is widely believed that it is Laurel Aitken who is performing on it!

This irresistible track "Ghost Horror" was the last in the King Horror series and was only released as a B-side on a white label that never got released. This was in 1970 on the Reggae label. Reggae was a subsidiary of UK label Doctor Bird and only released around ten singles between 1969 and 1970, all highly collectibles including tracks by King Horror, The Message, Pama Dice and the Skinhead Reggae instrumental classic "Tea House" by The Opening. Ghost Hours is not the most famous King Horror track but it is the rarest and is, in our humble opinion, one of King Horror's very best tracks and a fantastic companion of the Prince of Darkness on the flip...

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Dracula Prince Of Darkness
Ghost Hour

Desmond Riley

Skinheads A Message To You / If I Had Wings

Both tracks on this 7" were produced by Dandy Livingstone (also known as Brother Dan) in 1969 on two separate singles on Downtown Records. This reissue brings these two rare gems together for the first time on one 7” single. Both tracks are quite rare and very much in demand with “Skinheads A Mesage To You” being an anthem for early reggae enthusiasts!

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Skinheads A Message To You
If I Had Wings

Dennis Walks / Drumbago & Blenders

Belly Lick / The Game Song

This is the very first reissue of the super rare 1968 Reggay anthem Belly Lick by Dennis Walks. Originally released on the Blue Cat label, this very much sought-after single features two exceptional tracks from the golden era of Jamaican music. "Belly Lick" by Dennis Walks and "The Game Song" by Drumbago & The Blenders exemplify the rich musical landscape of late 1960s Jamaica. Both tracks were written by Dennis Walks and produced by Joe Gibbs. The original pressing has become highly collectible, with copies fetching big sums in the collectors' market…

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Dennis Walks - Belly Lick
Drumbago & Blenders - The Game Song


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