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BSR 864LP
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"1983 reggae album from Earl Sixteen pressed on vinyl."
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PRTL 12009EP
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Classic roots/dub from 1992 produced by Nick "Manasseh" and Jeremy "The Equalizer" Armstrong, with vocals from reggae legend Earl Sixteen known for his work with the likes of Lee Perry, Augustus Pablo, Mikey Dread, and Leftfield. Originally released on the Riz label, "Natural Roots" gained popularity in sound system circles, with play from the likes of Jah Shaka. The original 12" cause distress on the collectors' market. Features one previously unreleased mix: "Natural Dub".
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ROOTS 023EP
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Killer piece of 1977 Black Ark magic from Earl Daley, Lee Perry, Steely, Albert Malawi, and Dalton Browne. Original roots reggae by the man Earl Sixteen, recorded and produced in classic Lee Perry style! Full color vinyl sleeve; Licensed from Lee Scratch Perry; Remastered by Equus; Edition of 500.
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DKR 204EP
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"The Lost & Found series charges ahead, with killer unreleased tunes from Earl Sixteen. Earl cut several songs for Channel 1 around 1984, but only the then-topical 'Jerry Curls' ever made it to release. Here's two heavy bombs from Maxfield Avenue."
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