Milton "Keithus I" Samuels is simply put, one of the best yet least-known artists of the 1970s. In the latter half of the decade he self-produced six singles for his own JAH DYNASTY label.

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.

More killer ALL PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED mid '80s roots from Jah Life. If you liked our previous release of Flick Wilson's "Ready Fe Dem", you will love these cuts. Jah Life ran some sessions in the mid '80s at Channel 1 studio, with the then-resident Gifted Roots Band. None of the tracks from those sessions were ever released, until now! The aforementioned Flick Wilson tune came from those sessions, as do these. Three great vocal cuts on one very tough rhythm.

One of Huntley's longtime spars, Douglas Boothe, voiced 'Holy Mt. Zion', some classic repatriation lyrics. This tune comes with a different and unique dub versions as well.

Finally, the second installment of our Negus Music 7" series of unreleased tunes from Albert "Ilawi" Malawi. Cut in the early '80s by Ilawi and friends at Channel 1 studio, these tracks were until now played exclusively on dubplate by Jahlovemuzik, the sound which Ilawi was long the selector for. Produced by Ilawi and long time Bronx soundman Alvin "Negus" Thompson.

Finally, the second installment of our Negus Music 7" series of unreleased tunes from Albert "Ilawi" Malawi. Cut in the early '80s by Ilawi and friends at Channel 1 studio, these tracks were until now played exclusively on dubplate by Jahlovemuzik, the sound which Ilawi was long the selector for. Produced by Ilawi and long time Bronx soundman Alvin "Negus" Thompson.

his pair of Brigadier Jerry tunes from the mid '70s were only ever played on dubplate by a select few sound systems. A young Briggy lays lyrics over Little Roy's "Christopher Columbus" and Albert Malawi's "Children of the Emperor", each with a great Sylvan Morris dub.

More deeply rare roots from the mid '70s, this is the deejay version to Fulk (Livingston) Reid's "Golden Daffodils", by Mojo Blue aka Jah Mojo. The full deejay piece was never released and only played on dubplate (until now!), while the dub to the deejay version was paired with the "Golden Daffodils" vocal on the original Wildflower 7", and there mistakenly credited to Brigadier Jerry.