The Viceroys

The Viceroys wicked second roots vocal LP originally released in 1983 on CSA in the U.K. backed by The Roots Radics & produced by Linval Thompson. Features "Please Stop Them" "My Love" "Ya Ho" "Girl It's Over".

The Viceroys wicked second roots vocal LP originally released in 1983 on CSA in the U.K. backed by The Roots Radics & produced by Linval Thompson. Features "Please Stop Them" "My Love" "Ya Ho" "Girl It's Over".

The most beautiful reggae songs by Ken Boothe, Althea & Donna, The Harry J All Stars, The Pioneers and many more on one compilation!

Launched in the summer of 1968, Trojan Records was instrumental in introducing the sound of reggae to the world at large. By the mid-Seventies, the label had enjoyed over 30 significant mainstream chart hits by such illustrious performers as Desmond Dekker, the Maytals, Bob and Marcia, John Holt, Ken Boothe, Dave and Ansel Collins, the Pioneers – and many, many more. Alongside these major successes, Trojan showcased the work of literally hundreds of Jamaican music makers, from artists whose careers remain shrouded in mystery to future international recording stars. Over the years since its creation, the iconic label has continued to grow and develop, attracting new fans with each new generation. 2018 witnesses Trojan’s half centenary and to celebrate this most momentous of years comes a super deluxe multi-format box set, which reflects the amazing diversity of the label’s output over the past 50 years.

Surprise Package was a 1960s rock band, recording on Columbia Records. They consisted of Fred Zeufeldt (drums, backing vocals), Michael Rogers (piano, organ, bass, backing vocals), Greg Beck (guitar, backing vocals) and Rob Lowery (lead vocals). They had several hits, including The Other Me, written by Jimmy Griffin and Michael Z. Gordon (1967).

Wagram Music Presents Reggae Anthology Classics, Collectors, Dubs & News album 60 original hits and the original artists genre Reggae.

Inna de Yard bring to life the unique and original passion of singing with acoustic reggae music. Several iconic figures from Bob Marley's island and spirited young musicians are gathered on the terrace of a house, in the hills of Kingston, to bring the essence of their musical culture back to life. United in the same place, and united in time, because they have recorded an original album in just four days. They are Ken Boothe, Cedric Myton from the Congos, Lloyd Parks, Derajah, Var, Kiddus I, Steve Newland, Bo Pee, Kush & Winston McAnuff. You've never heard a Jamaican sound like this before.