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Various Artists - This Is Reggae Vinyl

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Description

Artist: Various Artists

Title: This Is Reggae

Label: Pama Records

Catalogue Number: PSP 1003

Country: United Kingdom

Original Release Year: 1969

Pressing Year: 1969

Format: 12” Vinyl LP

Speed: 33⅓ RPM

Description

This Is Reggae is a classic late-1960s compilation from Pama Records, bringing together some of the biggest names and sounds from the early reggae, rocksteady and ska scene.

Originally released in the UK in 1969, the album features an excellent selection of Jamaican and UK reggae recordings, including Derrick Morgan’s “Moon Hop”, Max Romeo’s “Wet Dream”, The Upsetters’ “Clint Eastwood”, Laurel Aitken’s “Jesse James” and Slim Smith’s “Honey”.

A fantastic snapshot of the reggae sound emerging in Britain during the late 1960s, with Pama Records playing a major role in bringing Jamaican music to a UK audience.

Condition

Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Record: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Inner Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Pressing Notes

Original 1969 UK Pama Records pressing, catalogue number PSP 1003.

This is the original mono edition, housed in the distinctive front-laminated picture sleeve featuring the striking photographic artwork with the large red and pink “THIS IS REGGAE” lettering.

An excellent example of an original Pama reggae compilation from the label’s highly regarded late-1960s catalogue.

Track Listing

Side One

  1. Derrick Morgan – Moon Hop
  2. Owen Gray – Girl What You Are Doing To Me
  3. Pat Kelly – How Long
  4. The Upsetters – Clint Eastwood
  5. Max Romeo – Wet Dream
  6. Ernest Wilson – Sentimental Man

Side Two

  1. Stranger Cole – Pretty Cottage
  2. The Maytones – Sentimental Reason
  3. Derrick Morgan – Derrick Topa Pop
  4. Laurel Aitken – Jesse James
  5. Slim Smith – Honey
  6. Lloyd Chalmers – Cat Nip

Genre: Reggae / Rocksteady / Ska

Year: 1969

Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom

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