Lee Perry
King Scratch (Musical Masterpieces from the Upsetter Ark-ive)

Classic and killer digi/ dancehall 12" - Ackie ‘Call Me Rambo’. Heavyweight Basic Replay...

Needed repress of overlooked Nigerian Disco/ Funk/ Boogie/ Soul/ Dub killer, originally released in 1979 - very nicely reissued by Isle of jura. Big tip!Harry Mosco is best known as the founder of legendary 1970s Nigerian Afro-Funk band The Funkees. Originating as an Army band after the Nigerian Civil War they lead the wave of upbeat music produced by young artists in Nigeria in response to the darkness of the recently concluded civil conflict. Following a notable hit single ‘Akula Owu Onyeara’ the band split in 1977 and Harry pursued a solo career.‘Peace & Harmony’ was Harry’s third LP continuing the rich vein of form found in previous albums ‘Country Boy’ and ‘Funkees’ (For You Specially). He was a visionary who wrote, arranged and produced each song on the LP assisted by Mark Lusari on engineering duties (P.I.L, Jah Wobble & Prince I), whose Reggae and Dub influence can be felt on title track ‘Peace & Harmony’ and ‘Peaceful Dub’. The LP contains two certified floor fillers of Studio 54 era Disco Funk in the shape of ‘Sexy Dancer’ & ‘Step On’ and two slow jams, the soulful ballad ‘She’s Gone’ and horn lead album closer ‘Do It Together’.

2LP of Redman productions from '85-'89. Tuffest digi dancehall comp featuring vocal versions and instrumentals. Dub Store Japan issue.

Stone cold killer comp of golden era Reggae from Soul Jazz. Possibly the best of the series.

1979-82 dub-heavy post-punk ft. solo tracks as well as Flying Lizards, & Chantage recordings - for fans of Maximum Joy, Adrian Sherwood etc. Tip!