Reggae Goes International 1967 To 1976

200 Page hardback book containing over 100 rare photos of the top reggae recording artists from the Jamaican music scene. Plus, bonus 22 track music CD, written by Noel Hawks and Jah Floyd.

The story of Jamaican music is peopled with a whole host of larger than life characters. Their importance to the music’s development can never be overstated but, apart from a handful of notable exceptions, there remains a remarkable absence of any biographies of reggae’s artists, musicians and record producers. “In a career that has lasted for over forty years Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee has faithfully met the needs of his audience for music that accurately reflected their concerns and, in the process, enjoyed huge hits and provided work for dozens of singers, musicians and studio technicians. His contribution to the story of Jamaican music has been as great, if not greater, than that of many, more celebrated, men.

Track 1. Music Field - Roy Shirley 1967

Track 2. My Conversation - Slim Smith & The Uniques 1968

Track 3. The Russians Are Coming - Val Bennett 1968

Track 4. Wet Dream - Max Romeo 1968

Track 5. Bangarang - Lester Sterling & Stranger Cole 1968

Track 6. How Long - Pat Kelly 1969

Track 7. One Thousand Tons Of Megaton - Roland Alphonso 1969

Track 8. Mr. Chatterbox - Bob Marley 1970

Track 9. Stick By Me - John Holt 1971

Track 10. Cherry Oh Baby - Eric Donaldson 1971

Track 11. Better Must Come - Delroy Wilson 1971

Track 12. Play It Cool - Alton Ellis 1972

Track 13. God Helps The Man - Leroy Smart 1973

Track 14. You Are My Angel - Horace Andy 1974

Track 15. None Shall Escape The Judgement - Johnny Clarke 1974

Track 16. A Dance In A Greenwich Farm - Cornell Campbell 1975

Track 17. A Noise Place - The Aggrovators 1975

Track 18. A Ruffer Version - The Aggrovators 1976

Track 19. Wake The Nation - U Roy & Jeff Barnes 1970

Track 20. Cassius Clay - Dennis AlCapone 1973

Track 21. Straight To Derrick Morgan’s Head - I Roy 1975

Track 22. Strickly Rockers - Jah Stitch 1976