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RANDY'S 50th ANNIVERSARY CHAPTER ONE / VARIOUS - First time on vinyl for Chapter Two second part of the acclaimed previously CD only set that was released to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Randy's Records. From Augustus Pablo's groundbreaking 'Java' to Carl Malcolm's UK pop crossover hit 'Fattie Bum Bum' Chapter Two showcase classic after classic from a all-star line up of the 70's reggae music greats including Black Uhuru, Horace Andy, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, The Heptones & Big Youth. Beautifully packaged with inner sleeves featuring rare photos and liner notes by reggae historian, Dennis Katz.

Tracklist:

Java - Augustus Pablo
Hospital Trolly - I Roy
King of Babylon - Junior Byles
Don't Go - Horace Andy
A Little Love - Jimmy London
Cheater - Dennis Brown
For the Love of You - John Holt
Too Late to Turn Back Now - Alton Ellis
Be Thankful - Donovan Carless
Woman of the Ghetto - Hortense Ellis
Children of the Ghetto - Senya
Lonely Soldier - Gregory Isaacs
Going to Zion - Black Uhuru
Ordinary Man - Lloyd Parks
Ordinary Version 3 - Impact All Stars
Hold Tight - African Brothers
Righteous Man - Keith Poppin
Created By the Father - Errol Dunkley
The Race - the Gladiators
My Guiding Star - the Heptones
Something on Your Mind - Hubert Lee
Country Boy - Charley Ace ; Dirty Harry
No Jestering - Carl Malcolm
Knotty No Jester - Big Youth
Fattie Bum Bum - Carl Malcolm

UPC: 054645425612
Label: Vp Records
Release Date: 11.7.25
Format: Vinyl

Randy's 50th Anniversary Chapter One / Various - Randy's 50th Anniversary Chapter One (Various Artists) [LP]

SKU 523173

Regular price: $49.99

RANDY'S 50th ANNIVERSARY CHAPTER ONE / VARIOUS - First time on vinyl for Chapter Two second part of the acclaimed previously CD only set that was released to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Randy's Records. From Augustus Pablo's groundbreaking 'Java' to Carl Malcolm's UK pop crossover hit 'Fattie Bum Bum' Chapter Two showcase classic after classic from a all-star line up of the 70's reggae music greats including Black Uhuru, Horace Andy, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, The Heptones & Big Youth. Beautifully packaged with inner sleeves featuring rare photos and liner notes by reggae historian, Dennis Katz.

Tracklist: