Johnny Clarke
Can't Get Enough

Soul Jazz comp dedicated to the heavy 70s roots reggae of Bunny Lee – a living legend, one of the last of the great Jamaican record producers who helped shape and define reggae music in the 1970s from a small island sound into an internationally successful musical genre.

Originally released in 1988 ‘Hot Rock’ was the final single from Pennsylvanian based roots reggae band House Of Assembly. The band grew up in the Water House area of Kingston, Jamaica bonding over their shared love of Dub & Reggae. The 4 members moved to Pennsylvania in the US in the early 80’s and released one album ‘Confusion’ on the local Meadowlark label.The band started their own Concrete label in 1988 releasing ‘Hot Rock’ complete with a Dub Version possessing a potent combination of punchy 707 drum programming, killer rolling bassline, stripped back lead guitar and a rising synth line. For the official reissue there’s an added ‘Rockapella’ version not found on the original 12” and a new full sleeve jacket designed by Bradley Pinkerton.

Classic Toots 1972 LP featuring "Louie, Louie", "Funky Kingston" & more. Music On Vinyl reissue.

Classic Mad Professor dub version of Massive Attack's "Protection" LP.

Killer soulful rocksteady compilation. Killer melodies and harmonies, tough backing band. Dub Store Japan tip!The Techniques & Friends - Winston Riley's Rock Steady & Early Reggae 1968-1969 by Various Artists