Ronnie Davis | Jah Jah Jahovah 7"Super deadly 45 from Ronnie Davis dating back to 1975 that runs on the mighty Drum Song rhythm which feels like was built for this one providing the perfect backing for Ronnie's superb impassioned soulful vocals. Also comes with a mega dub from Tubby's on the flip too. One of his very best. Couldn't ask for more really essential! Tracklist A: Jah Jah Jahovah B: Version

' There are some absolutely killer heavyweight dubs to be found here such as Shaka favourite 'Jah Dub' and the mighty 'Santic Dub

As the sticker on the cover succinctly summarises "Obscure Spacey UK Dub From 1975"

Lincoln Barrett returns to the mic for ‘The Murderer’ which takes another turn to the darker sides of the dancefloor before Instrumental cut ‘Finality’ appropriately brings the album to a close with a expertly constructed slice of bouncy digi-dub house

which goes some way to explain it's distinctive sounds compared to the other four volumes (all of which were released in the 70s)

A2 Smokin' (Lvcchesi Dub)

A1 Hail & Greetings [Extended]

First time on 12" for these two gems backed with some tough dubs

Another nice reissue from Brixton's Studio 16

Sublime jazz influenced deep roots instrumental from two legendary Jamaican musicians - drummer Count Ossie and guitarist Ernest Ranglin

A Resist (Reggae Mix)B Resist (Dance Mix)

Heartbreak Freestyle

dub informed soundscapes