Must be this one. Great album !
31 Aug 2009
White Mice - Hortical
White Mice....born in 1970, in Montego Bay, Jamaica, Allan Crichton aka White Mice is a graduate of three sound systems -- Sugar Minott's Youthman Promotion, Jammy's Hi Power, and his hometown Ticka Muzik. His first break came at Sun Splash in 1985, when he and Little Kirk were called on stage to perform with Tenor Saw. Recording at King Jammy's and Channel One studios, with Junior Delgado at the controls, over next the few years Mice let off a series of records amongst the very deadliest of digital reggae -- nearly all on his brother Blemo's Intelitec imprint, out of Miami.One of the earliest JR Production albums. The year is a bit vague but i think around the early 1990's. Anybody know?
30 Aug 2009
Clement Irie - Follow Me
1989 release on the Blue Mountain label. A dj who for my liking never produced enough tunes......
29 Aug 2009
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27 Aug 2009
Hard Core Sex Rated
Tracklist
| A1 | –Dirtsman | June Fish | |
| A2 | –Powerman | Pretty Girl | |
| A3 | –Captain Barkey | Dippy | |
| A4 | –Simpleton | Matey Can't Test | |
| A5 | –Frankie Sly | Wood | |
| B1 | –Spragga Benz | Girls Hooray | |
| B2 | –General Degree | Dweet Sweet | |
| B3 | –10% | U Sue | |
| B4 | –Don Yute | Hardcore | |
| B5 | –Supervisor | Roundness |
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23 Aug 2009
Sin-Bad A Than Them
Another hard to find treasure from Ninja B's collection, thanks.When he stepped out from behind the mixing desk and picked up a microphone, reggae producer Carl Dwyer became Captain Sinbad, a swashbuckling DJ with scant output. Sinbad first appeared on-stage with the Sound of Silence sound system featuring Sugar Minott. A few late-'70s albums for Henry "Junjo" Lawes were released before his 1980 single with a young Little John, "51 Storm," became a Jamaican dancehall favorite. The year 1982 saw the release of the full-length The Seven Voyages of Captain Sinbad on Greensleeves, while 1983 found him on Dillinger's Oak label for the "Hotter Reggae Music" single and the CSA label for half of the Sinbad & the Metric System album (the other half belonged to Peter Metro). The Oak compilation "Again" arrived a year later and then Captain Sinbad disappeared, with Dwyer shifting his focus to production.
(David Jeffries, All Music Guide)
22 Aug 2009
Dirts Man - Acid
The main body of Dirtman's tragically limited output was for Bobby Digital, as represented in this package - with the addition of his biggest hit, "Hot This Year", from New York's Philip Smart. His topics were the usual ones of a ragga chatter - guns, girls and his prowess at the mike - to wich he brought good humour and a very likeable personality (even when cleaning his gun).
Pan Head By far
all these albums ar form the 90s hope you listen and injoy pan head grate artist gone to soon rip
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