More previously unreleased heat from the Jah Life camp. These four awesome cuts on the same rhythm are again from mid '80s sessions at Channel 1 studio with the Gifted Roots Band. Great vocal cuts from under-recorded artists all around - Flick Wilson, Patrick Cool, Nathan Skyers and Lee Van Cliff (singing in a Tenor Saw-ish style!) Fantastic hard as nails stuff that should hit the spot for fans of the mid '80s sound.

More previously unreleased heat from the Jah Life camp. These four awesome cuts on the same rhythm are again from mid '80s sessions at Channel 1 studio with the Gifted Roots Band. Great vocal cuts from under-recorded artists all around - Flick Wilson, Patrick Cool, Nathan Skyers and Lee Van Cliff (singing in a Tenor Saw-ish style!) Fantastic hard as nails stuff that should hit the spot for fans of the mid '80s sound.

More previously unreleased heat from the Jah Life camp. These four awesome cuts on the same rhythm are again from mid '80s sessions at Channel 1 studio with the Gifted Roots Band. Great vocal cuts from under-recorded artists all around - Flick Wilson, Patrick Cool, Nathan Skyers and Lee Van Cliff (singing in a Tenor Saw-ish style!) Fantastic hard as nails stuff that should hit the spot for fans of the mid '80s sound.

More previously unreleased heat from the Jah Life camp. These four awesome cuts on the same rhythm are again from mid '80s sessions at Channel 1 studio with the Gifted Roots Band. Great vocal cuts from under-recorded artists all around - Flick Wilson, Patrick Cool, Nathan Skyers and Lee Van Cliff (singing in a Tenor Saw-ish style!) Fantastic hard as nails stuff that should hit the spot for fans of the mid '80s sound.

A monster previously unreleased vocal & dub outing from Barry Brown, riding the "Shaolin Temple" rhythm. Again, this vocal and dub were run on dubplate back in the day by Jah Life's sound in NY and Junjo's Volcano sound in Jamaica, now released for the first time ever.

A massive unreleased tune from Flick Wilson, cut at Channel 1 around 1984. The backing band sounds a lot like the Gifted Roots Band who were resident at Channel 1 around this time. We are big fans of Flick and feel he was really under-recorded, so unearthing this gem was a pleasure, killer vocal and a rock-hard riddim.