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AALP 6042LP
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Originally released in 1983. Recorded at Channel One, Kingston, Jamaica. Mixed at Channel One and King Tubby's Studio. "Jah Thomas was an important figure on the Jamaican music scene during both the roots era of the '70s and the subsequent dancehall decade of the '80s. Besides releasing several DJ sides of his own in the latter half of the '70s, Thomas also came into his own as one of the island's top producers for both singers and DJs. Many of these sides found their way to the dub studios of King Tubby, who transformed a wealth of Thomas' rhythms into a some of the best dub tracks to emerge from Jamaica." --AllMusic
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BSR 886R-LP
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Red vinyl. "Dub album by Nkrumah 'Jah' Thomas from Kingston, Jamaica. Released on white vinyl. A reggae deejay and record producer who first came to prominence in the 1970s, later setting up his own Midnight Rock and Nura labels."
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RR 353LP
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Radiation Roots present a reissue of Jah Thomas's Dance Hall Stylee, originally released on Daddy Kool Rec in 1982. Jah Thomas was an important figure on the Jamaican music scene during both the roots era of the '70s and the subsequent dancehall decade of the '80s. Besides releasing several DJ sides of his own in the latter half of the '70s, Thomas also came into his own as one of the island's top producers for both singers and DJs. Many of these sides found their way to the dub studios of King Tubby, who transformed a wealth of Thomas' rhythms into a some of the best dub tracks to emerge from Jamaica.
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