All-Mighty Africa

"I man an African, don't call I Jamaican..." On the island, most rasta's were - and probably still are for that matter - fascinated by Africa, the continent of their ancestors. Which means it's massive ten pack time here again, my brethren, in a roots & dub stylee. We're all African descendents after all...

The Sons Of Selassie - I Man An African
Hugh Mundell - Africa Must Be Free By 1983
Jack Ruby & The Disciples - African Birthright
The Black Notes - African Style
Alton Ellis - African Descendents
Prince Far I & The Arabs - Dub To Africa
Los Hombres - Africa
King Tubby - African Roots
Prince Francis - African Skank
Joe Gibbs & The Professionals - African Dub

Jah Fire Burning

"Only the righteous ones will be free, we will chant Jah victory..." About time for another old-fashioned ten pack of roots reggae 'round here, mon. Jah's the word for now, lord of lords and king of kings in rasta circles. Not the biggest of names, but all-killer-no-filler just the same - trust me. And don't forget to give thanks and praise, please.

Barry Brown - Jah Jah Guide Them

Silvertones - Rejoice Jah Jah Children

Ijahman Levy - Jah Heavy Load

Errol Alphonso - Chant Jah Victory

Sylford Walker - Give Thanks And Praise To Jah

Jah Carlos - Prepare Jah Man

The Chantells & U Brown - Children Of Jah/Time To Unite

Hot Rocks & Jah Locksley - Jah Jah Is No Partial

Jah Woosh - Free Jah Jah Children

Hugh Mundell - Jah Fire Will Be Burning