Reissued here for the first time, in an extended version, the UK reggae band’s only album, originally released on Ball Record in 1978. One of the best-kept secrets of the late 70’s/mid 80’s British reggae scene who, with Steel Pulse, competed for the title of best reggae band in Birmingham. The album includes these eight tracks plus both sides of the bands final singles and a brace of previously unreleased tracks.
Limited edition of 500 copies from the Trojan Records vaults. Lee 'Scratch' Perry with Mad Professor on the mix,
featuring the monumental Madman Dubwise version on the B-side—a true 80s classic. Curtesy of Real Rock Records.
Deep instrumental & dub album. Recorded in 1978 in the best Jamaican studios, including Lee Perry's famous "Black Ark" along (as always !) the cream of the musicians including members of "The Wailers". Pablo mystical & meditative sound take us far away, to the ethiopian roots.
180 gram clear vinyl; Album features new cover art, and full colour Insert with extensive Sleeve Notes.
Features bonus track ‘San Salvador (Dub Plate Style)’. Recorded at Channel One Recording Studio, Kingston,
Jamaica. Mixed at Harry J Recording Studio, Kingston, Jamaica.
Probably one of the best vocal roots reggae albums!
Reissued for the very first time on vinyl here's Prince Alla's (aka Keith Blake) debut album, under the Ras Allah pseudonym, originally released on Tappa Zukie's Stars Records in 1978. Featuring a who's who of the roots reggae community with top notch contributions from the likes of Sly & Robbie, Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith, Don Drummond Jr., Bingy Bunny (Roots Radics) and more. Recorded at the almighty Black Ark and mixed at Tubby's. Produced and Arranged by Tappa Zukie.