I and I, no, I'm not doing that. I've managed to scrape together a playlist of this 70s sampler for the roots reggae curious, that probably sold for 79p or something.




The Mighty Diamonds Right Time 3:15
–U-Roy Natty Rebel 3:27
–Johnny Clarke Declaration Of Rights 3:22
–I-Roy Don't Touch I Man Locks 2:32
–The Gladiators Looks Is Deceiving 2:30
–Delroy Washington Freedom Fighters 3:41
–U-Roy The Great Psalms 2:47
–Keith Hudson Civilisation 5:12
–The Gladiators Know Yourself Mankind 2:40
–The Mighty Diamonds Africa 3:12


https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Front-Line/master/194724
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Front_Line_(record_label) (closest I could find on Wackopedia)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxMDdCj1514&list=PLAFB20OoL0eYtlohRJmpFE-_TdEsEiclz

61 minutes to go?

It's starting!

It's started!

Track 1 - Right Time.

Drums.

Reggae.

Very dubby reverb in the drums from the get go.

Marcus Garvey.

Marcus Garvey invoked within 30 seconds.

head bobbin'

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Reggae.

get used to it.

Wonder who's idea the cover was?

The Might Diamond one that is.

Oh, Sly & Robbie in the house.

U-roy!

Track 2 . U-Roy - Natty Rebel.

More Reggae.

This is more like it!

That artwork looks familiar.

Why is the cover of Beefheart's Shiny Beast on the Youtube 'cover'?

There was a lot of this being played over at friend's houses when I was a teenager.

Smoking Red Leb' and Afghani' hash.