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Arrived at Brighton Station yesterday with half an hour to spare so popped into The Record Album for my first time ever , Found this little beauty on 7" . .. Turn up the bass !!

A bit of gardening just now and this came to mind...

This was apparently the original recording , they binned it to use the new word/craze that was gaining traction in Kingston at the time, the tape re-emerged and got released for RSD some years back causing me to queue at Resident for hours! ...

Considered by some music historians as the first Ska recording, moving on from Boogie and Shuffle... Like most Jamaican record history it's open to debate!🤔.

Rockin steady in the heat...

In the box of 12s I inherited!😎.

NOT REGGAE, but still interesting.. This was my main buy from the batch including Feeling Soul , bought to replace the one I acquired from Sounds Unlimited bitd , probably I considered it a ' boogaloo ' type sound ( it isn't ), it's taken years to find a copy at reasonable price . What's so...

Arrived in post this morning , nice fat sound with slight hiss at start ..... A good buy!😎.

Mash it up...

In the mix with algoriddim...

Checking Dillinger stretching Under Tight Raps....

Magnifico!!😎😎😎.. Let's not forget Lee Perry's strangeness ...

Probably my first encounter with what became 'Dub'.. First came this . Then a few months later this got plays ...

I always equate Prince Far I with Rockstone Dj styling..

Getting philosophical with 2 points about dub .... 1 , all music is reworking older sounds . 2. As someone else mentioned earlier - it's all about the spaces ... Conclusion - modern jazz got there first .. check at 3.30 in ( there are better examples around ) ..

Ahaaaa....

Classic opening shot for a Boss reggae set...

Fire up the decks muvva ...