Articles by Paul Matts

❉ The spirit of ’69 is alive and kicking in this collection of early boss reggae tunes, writes Paul Matts.

❉  A terrific album, showcasing the early work of some of Jamaica’s biggest names, now with 46 bonus tracks many new to CD.

❉ With bonus cuts galore and a lost Trojan compilation, what are you waiting for?

❉ Marrying serious themes poetically, with groove and melodic beauty, Culture’s music stands tall with the absolute best in any genre of its time.

❉ Rock steady legends sit next to cool deejay heroes on this star-studded collection. Time to strut!

❉ Get your hand stamped, ears open and dancing feet ready!

❉ Reissued & expanded by Doctor Bird, 1971’s ‘School-Days’ is regarded as the first true deejay album.

❉ Undiscovered Caribbean musical treasure chests are worth finding and prizing open, writes Paul Matts.

❉ Showcasing Harriott’s innovative production and The Crystalites as a session band, this is a must for any vintage reggae fan.