dawn penn, you don't love me, 1967 version, some early dub in there, jackie mittoo organ,

The skank on this track is ridiculously good. Great pick.



I still can't find an album by these guys :(



this track deserves to be heard on the loudest sound system you can find. Such a shame they tuned into a crappy Pop reggae band in the 80's.

The Diverse Doctrine 7" was the only recording Ras Ibuna ever pressed. An original vinyl copy is worth $$$.

the uniques, gypsy woman, i think this is as good if not better than the impressions original, a curtis mayfield penned tune, the jamaican singers covered a lot of mayfields songs, infact there is an album, a tribute to curtis mayfield by a host of 60t's reggae singers..

baba brooks, watermelon man, ska, ska, ska, byron lee's version is equally as good, originally by herbie han****.

pama international, equality and justice for all, a super reggae group consisting of members of steel pulse, the specials, selector, and a few more, they are first band to sign a contract with trojan records for 30 years, toured with the specials, recently.






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Oh that's why I couldn't find anything!


What a bloody classic although it's more of a soul track.

I just want to walk hand in hand with a loved one at a dusk speckled beach whenever I hear this.

Alpha & Omega
 

I can't post a link because I have less than 15 posts. If you go to youtube and type in the following, you will see what this duo is all about. I don't care for most of their work but the CD called Sound System Dub is a masterpiece.

Alpha & Omega meets Dub Judah - Merciful Vision

Another one is:

Alpha & Omega - Pure & Clean (with the lion photo) is another nice one.

I have heard a lot about this project and loving what I am hearing.

jackie opel, your to bad, great skanking ska.