BUSTERS ALLSTARS - JET 707 / DERRICK MORGAN - CONTENTED WIFE - BLUE BEAT 261. EX £200

Jet 707 is possibly the greatest ska instrumental ever made...Busters Allstars on this occasion are The Skatalites. Impossible to find in any condition let alone EX.

BUSTERS ALLSTARS - RYGING / PRINCE BUSTER - AMBITION - BLUE BEAT 328 VG+ £30

This is one of the rarer Buster instrumentals and it's up there with the best of them BUT there is a problem with this one, it has a little crack on the edge of about 1cm, if you push the vinyl together properly it hardly makes a sound. Other than that it would have been VG+.

THE UNIQUES - OUT OF LOVE / WATCH THIS SOUND - TROJAN 619 MINT £100

Out Of Love has the most soulful vocal ever performed on a Jamaican record. This is one of the very best reggae singles of all time, and the condition is phenomenal, spotless labels and vinyl. Tighten Up LP favourite Watch This Sound on the other side.

THE TECHNIQUES - I WISH IT WOULD RAIN / THERE COMES A TIME - DUKE 1 VG+ £40

Very rare first release on UK Duke, and the brilliant Pat kelly on vocals on two great sides.

THE SOUL BROTHERS - SOUND ONE - ISLAND 296 MINT £20

Not very often you see a mint Island 45 but I bought two of these by mistake so here's the spare one, Roland Alphonso et al on a rather strange instrumental

CLANCY ECCLES - WHAT WILL YOUR MAMA SAY - PAMA 701 VG+ £20

First release on Pama I think, nice rocksteady track

Edited January 4, 200718 yr by Pete-S

Ah well, a bit gutted but I needed the dosh, Jet 707 is sold, as is The Techniques, I'll leave em up in case anyone else wants to listen to them though

loved that techniques pete, really great record

out of interest, do you know did johnny osbourne do any 60s stuff?

loved that techniques pete, really great record

out of interest, do you know did johnny osbourne do any 60s stuff?

Yes he was with the group The Sensations...if you hang about a bit I'll send you up an absolutely incredible track by them/him...I mean, one of the best rocksteady 45's I've ever heard..

Sensations brilliant double sider, Those Guys and I'll Never Fall In Love...hope you enjoy these brilliant male vocal group sounds

p.s. new clip uploader not available hence mp3's

pete, really liked 'i'll never fall in love'

pete, really liked 'i'll never fall in love'

Yeah it's brilliant isn't it Dave, I love these soulful rocksteady tracks, sometimes it's nice to hear something a little bit different...

Queen Of The Minstrels - the eternals - coxsone

13073 refosoul

I bought this off Mick Smith at Wton record fair - it had the artists and title names removed so he said do you want this for a fiver, I said ok, I'll take a chance, turns out to be one of the best and most sought after 45's on the entire label...

Edited January 4, 200718 yr by Pete-S

pete, really liked 'i'll never fall in love'

me too, fabulous!

Sensations brilliant double sider, Those Guys and I'll Never Fall In Love...hope you enjoy these brilliant male vocal group sounds

p.s. new clip uploader not available hence mp3's

Yeah it's brilliant isn't it Dave, I love these soulful rocksteady tracks, sometimes it's nice to hear something a little bit different...

Pete, do you have the Larry Marshall on Blue Beat 'Suspicion/Broken Heart'??? If so, can you post up a sound clip of both sides, I have this Buster productions CD off a mate with no track listings, only the artists and there is an absolute brilliant Rocksteady tune by Larry. It's not the other one of his on Blue Beat cos' I have that one...

Pete, do you have the Larry Marshall on Blue Beat 'Suspicion/Broken Heart'??? If so, can you post up a sound clip of both sides, I have this Buster productions CD off a mate with no track listings, only the artists and there is an absolute brilliant Rocksteady tune by Larry. It's not the other one of his on Blue Beat cos' I have that one...

I'll have a look for you later, definitely not got on single but I have most of the label on cd so should be ok

Edited January 6, 200718 yr by Pete-S

Queen Of The Minstrels - the eternals - coxsone

13073 refosoul

I bought this off Mick Smith at Wton record fair - it had the artists and title names removed so he said do you want this for a fiver, I said ok, I'll take a chance, turns out to be one of the best and most sought after 45's on the entire label...

One of my all time favourite Jamaican tunes, Pete.

I'd happily settle for a reissue of this on 7" in anybody has one.

Godz