Rocksteady. The origin of most of the subsequent reggae riddims. Arguably when Jamaican music was at its best and most creative. Here are some of the most well known, some of the rarest, and some of the funniest and most risque of those tunes. Spills over into early reggae sometimes, and drops back to Ska occasionally, but I Defy You Not To Dance! Just like a Skinhead!
Tracklist
| 1 | Double Barrel by Mexicano |
| 2 | Double Barrel by Dave & Ansel Collins |
| 3 | Miss Anti Social by Austin Faithful And The Hippies |
| 4 | Skinheads A Bash Them by Claudette |
| 5 | Birth Control by Lloyd Tyrell |
| 6 | Wreck A Buddy by Soul Sisters |
| 7 | Pum Pum Song by Sexy Girl & Busters All Stars |
| 8 | Young Virgin by Max Romeo |
| 9 | Sounds And Pressure by Hopeton Lewis |
| 10 | Boom Shaka Laka by Hopeton Lewis |
| 11 | Sick And Tired by Neville Grant & The Upsetters |
| 12 | Loch Ness Monster by King Horror |
| 13 | Shaking Up Orange Street by Prince Buster |
| 14 | Pressure And Slide by Tennors |
| 15 | My Boy Lollipop by Millie Small |
| 16 | Rocksteady by Price Busters All Stars |
| 17 | Swing Easy by Soul Vendors |
| 18 | Drifter by Dennis Walks |
| 19 | Nitty Gritty Drifter by Bongo Herman |
| 20 | Raining In My Heart by Dandy |
| 21 | Girl I've Got A Date by Alton Ellis |
| 22 | Bongo Gal by Desmond Dekker & The Aces |
| 23 | The Train Is Coming Back by Gladiators |
| 24 | Engine 54 by Ethiopians |
| 25 | Last Train To Expo 67 by Melodians |
| 26 | Stop That Train by Keith & Tex |
| 27 | Ba Ba Boom by Jamaicans |
| 28 | Satisfaction by Carl Dawkins |
| 29 | To The Fields by Herman |
| 30 | Please Stay by Paulette & The Lovers |
Thanx man, lovin your tunes! :-)
Hey You I like the Tunes from this Rocksteady Crew
NICE MIX - thanks for to opportunity to download, a great pod filler