Sly & Robbie - Two Rhythms Clash (RAS)1989

Best Of THe Best Vol 1

Best of The Best Vol 3 The Singers

Best of the Best Vol. 4 - The DJs

Big thanks to RAS P for this contribution

Tippa Lee And Rappa Roberts - Roots Vibration-LP-(RAS)1990

Hopeton Lindo - For Whatever The Reason

Released in 1994 on the Irie Pen - Ras label. Hopetin Lindo aka The Pen, who has one of the smoothest voices in the reggae scene. He is also renowned for his lyric writing. He had many a big tune in the late 80's and early 90's who also released an album in 2007 (Turf). Watch out for "Original Territory"....classic

Half Pint - Victory

From 1987, all songs produced by Sly & Robbie except 'Victory' & 'She's Mine' by Mass U (Sagittarius band) and 'Level The Vibes' by George Phang (Sly & Robbie).

Johnny P - P Is For Perfect

Johnny P in the early 90s. Produced by Harold McLarty 'Mr. Biggs', rhythms by Firehous Crew.

"Orvill Morgan ("Johnny P") mixed his material between slack tunes such as "Give Man Bun" and "Girls Guide," decent spirituals and political compositions on this set. But dancehall dominated the session, featuring the suggestive, often vulgar fare that has dominated this decade's menu in that arena. P is a competent performer, no great or singular stylist, but able to communicate his messages with authority regardless of context. There was nothing here you couldn't get elsewhere, but it was done professionally and with exuberance."

Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Little Lenny - Gun Ina Baggy

Some more Little Lenny vibes !

Charlie Chaplin - Old & New Testament

Produced by Doctor Dread, musicians are Flabba Holt and Dwight Pinkney. Recorded and mixed at Leggo's Studio.

Charlie Chaplin - Two Sides Of

January 15th was booked at Dynamic Studio. Steven Stanley, Jamaica's premier engineer, was called in to record this historic session. Charlie and his crew arrived a little after midnight and cases of Red Stripe were busted open.
From when the Radics started up and Charlie began to drop lyrics, the whole place tore down. It really was an experience to behold. As Charlie got hot, the crowd just exploded and the rhythm had to start up again and again. The engineer had a big grin. Flabba Hold (bass) was smiling all night...

(source: back cover)

Yellowman - Yellow Like Cheese

Specially for Tommy

Massive Resistance

This album was a wake up for the dance fans in the 90s very hard hiting bass line on this one as all ways beres took it with putting up resistance for some reason record shops was selling that single at the time for all most 15 dollers .

Ninjaman - Run Come Test

The Don Gorgon with a 1993 release on the ras label.

Tiger - Me Name Tiger & Bam Bam

Tigers first and second album