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PRTL 015LP
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A classic and highly influential dub set from 1989, regarded by some as the one of the album's that kick-started the UK dub scene revival along with the likes of Jah Shaka and Mad Professor. Produced by Sound Iration (Nick Manasseh and Scruff) and originally released on Youth's Mr Modo label. Eight pieces of bass-heavy dub cuts with melodica, flute and vocals floating in and out of the mix. This is the dub companion album to Tena Stelin's Wicked Invention (PRTL 013LP). Color vinyl; edition of 500.
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PRTL 12013EP
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UK roots reggae classic from veteran vocalist Danny Red, originally released on the Dredbeat label in 1994. "Be Grateful", mixed by Nick Manasseh is a mid-90s staple deep roots tune. Despite numerous re-recordings, these original mixes are the ones that are in demand. Along with the original cuts, this 12" features three previously unreleased cuts, including three dub versions.
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PRTL 012LP
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A welcome reissue of this long-deleted classic digital dub album from the deadly dub duo -- The Bush Chemists. Originally surfacing on the Dubhead label in 2001, Dub Fire Blazing was the follow-up to Light Up Your Chalice. Ten slabs of throbbing heavy-weight bass pressure from The Bush Chemists crew. Edition of 500.
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PRTL 013LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1989. Tena Stelin's Wicked Invention is one of the most highly-sought UK digital roots reggae vocal albums. Produced by Sound Iration (Nick Manasseh and Scruff), essentially, this is the vocal version of the classic dub album Sound Iration In Dub (2010). This vocal set, like the vocal counterpart was released on Wau! Mr Modo in 1989 Features the sound system belters "Orthodox Music", "Jah Equity", and the title track. Edition of 500.
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PRTL 001LP
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LP version. In 1980 Gerald Moore -- of G.T. Moore And The Reggae Guitars and Heron fame -- was in Kingston, Jamaica working with Lee Perry on the Return Of Pipecock Jackxon LP. Gerald went into Harry J's studio with James Lascelles (Global Village Trucking Company, The Breakfast Band) and Bud Beadle (Ginger Baker & Salt) alongside members of Zap Pow: Don Grant, Cornell Marshall, and Dwight Pinkney. Of the four tracks recorded, only "Utopia" was ever released (on the Black Star Liner label in 1980 and then reissued by Partial Records in 2014). The tapes sat around gathering dust for the best part of 40 years and are now finally unearthed. "Jerusalem", "Working For The Dollar", and "Constant Spring" were mixed directly from the masters by Dougie Wardrop. Also "Utopia" is freshly mixed here. Four cuts followed by their respective dub mixes.
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PRTL 7074EP
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Originally released on the Abba Jahnoi label in 1993, "Jah is Version" is one of the holy grail's of the UK roots reggae and dub scene. A raw and minimalist production style from Danny Red and crew with a stripped-down dub version. Other versions and re-recordings of this track have emerged, but this is the original and best.
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PRTL 10029EP
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A welcome reissue of a deep digital bass-rumbling excursion from the Sounds 'n' Pressure crew with three mixes of "Once Inna Dubtime". Highly sought-after UK dub, originally released on the Sounds 'n' Pressure label in 1996.
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PRTL 7072EP
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A UK dub outing from 1996 from The Rootsman, originally appearing on his debut album on Third Eye Music, In Dub We Trust. A mid-paced steppers piece with more than enough weight to cause distress at any sound system gathering. This is the first time "African Style" has been unleashed as a single.
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PRTL 7073EP
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A brutal bass-rumbler from The Rootsman in the shape of "Fittest of the Fittest" which originally appeared on the CD only album Roots Bloody Rootsman in 2001, then issued by Partial in 2015, which swiftly sold out. This 7" release is backed with a previously unreleased dub version.
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PRTL 014LP
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$25.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 3/11/2022
Partial Records present a reissue of Jah Warrior's 1998 album Dub From The Heart Part 2. A venture into raw dub-wise territory with samples galore and weighty bass-lines built for a sound system and annoying the neighbors. Produced by Jah Warrior and mixed by Dougie Wardrop from Conscious Sounds studio. Edition of 500.
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PRTL 10027EP
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More mystical bass-heavy dub vibrations from Alpha and Omega featuring Nishka on vocal duties. Ancient African Civilisation was originally released on 12" in 1996, sold rapidly and quickly gained collector status. This reissue features two of the mixes from the original issue with two previously unreleased mixes.
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PRTL 10019EP
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Dubplate style from The Disciples and Boomshackalaka Sound System from the early '90s. In-demand heavy-weight instrumental in-a Jah Shaka style. Featuring three mixes for maximum speaker distress. Edition of 250.
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PRTL 7070EP
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Solid production from the Riz crew aka Nick Manasseh and Gil Cang (Tuff Scout) featuring the legendary Willie "Armagideon Time" Williams from 1995. UK roots reggae sounding crisp and sweet with a dub-wise excursion "Higher Than High" on the B-side. First time on 45.
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PRTL 7069EP
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In 1980 Gerald Moore -- of G.T. Moore and the Reggae Guitars and Heron fame -- was in Kingston, Jamaica working with Lee Perry on the Return of Pipecock Jackxon LP. Gerald went into Harry J's studio with James Lascelles (Global Village Trucking Company, The Breakfast Band) and Bud Beadle (Ginger Baker & Salt) alongside members of Zap Pow: Don Grant, Cornell Marshall and Dwight Pinkney. "Jerusalem", a meditative and reflective track was one of four tunes recorded. Previously released on the Harry J Sessions on Partial Records (PRTL 001CD/LP, 2018), this is the first time this cut of "Jerusalem" appears on 45. Backed with a previously unreleased dub version, mixed by Dougie Wardrop direct from the master tapes.
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PRTL 7071EP
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An uplifting soulful vocal from Lucy Vandy riding a tuff digital rhythm dating from 1995. Production comes from Riz All Stars (Nick Manasseh and Gil Cang) with a stripped-down dub "Big Hearted Version" on the flip. First time on 45.
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PRTL 12011EP
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UK roots classic dating from 1993 and originally appearing on the Sound 'n' Pressure label. A massive highly sought-after sound system favorite from the '90s with conscious vocals and solid bassline which is not for the faint-hearted. The vocal cut is complimented with two militant dub versions, one of which is previously unreleased on vinyl.
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PRTL 10028EP
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Brand new outing from dub producer I David who takes you on a dubby journey on the Orient Express into Istanbul and further into Anatolia. The track titles are mostly belly-dancing related which gives to clue to the content. Featuring an instrumental and three dub excursions of the same tune. For fans of The Rootsman, Muslimgauze, etc. Edition of 300.
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PRTL 10026EP
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Heavyweight dubplate pressure from veteran producer Jah Warrior with a crucial bass and drum-led workout from 1996, followed by a dubplate mix. Flip over for a later remix from 2001. All tracks make their first appearance on vinyl. Edition of 300.
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PRTL 010LP
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Restless Mashaits hailing from Geneva is based around the core of Jil and Stuf. They released a sizeable amount of new roots classics throughout the '90s and 2000s. This set comprises of the bulk of the instrumental sessions they recorded in Kingston, Jamaica in the mid/late '90s and early 2000s with legendary musicians such as Dean Fraser, Flabba Holt, Deadly Headly, Dwight Pinkney, Bongo Herman, and more. Originally released on CD only in 2002. Edition of 500.
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PRTL 10025EP
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More rarities from the vaults of Conscious Sounds. Danny Red and Centry from 1992 with the previously unreleased Jah See and Know and dub-wise counterpart. The rhythm gives a nod to the Rastafarian nyahbinghi style of drumming. "Zion Garden" originally appeared on 7" in 1993. Here is it again, this time followed by a previously unheard dub cut. Phasers firing all over the place in a Lee Perry/Black Ark style. Edition of 300.
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PRTL 10010EP
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In-demand repress that was released on Partial Records in 2016. Two instrumental sound system shakers, both dating from 1994 from the The Disciples/Boom Shacka Lacka crew. Two cuts of each tune for full bass-driven meditation. Musical food for the likes of Jah Shaka. Edition of 300.
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PRTL 009LP
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A welcome reissue of The Disciples set Infinite Density of Dub. A cosmic trip into raw spacey dub territory with heavy rumbling, pulsating bass-lines. Originally surfacing on the Dubhead label in 1999. Mixed and produced by Russ D. Edition of 500.
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PRTL 10023EP
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Restocked. A limited 10" featuring the ever-reliable Alpha & Omega with a track called "Shuruaat Aur Ant" from 1991. The A-side was previously an LP-only track while the B-side, a dub version appears on vinyl for the first time. Features a haunting Hindi-sampled vocal.
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PRTL 10022EP
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Another portion of dub plate pressure from Partial Records from UK dub stalwart's Centry & Manasseh. "Foot Pedal Dub" and "Basement Dub" are both in-demand previously unreleased raw instrumental dub tunes from 1991 which gained sound system play from the likes of Aba Shanti. "Old King Cole" from 1992 is a blazing horns instrumental followed by the dub cut "Old King Dub", both of which appear here on vinyl for the first time. Edition of 300.
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PRTL 008LP
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A reissue of Jah Warrior's 1997 album, Dub From The Heart. A venture into raw dub-wise territory with samples galore and weighty bass-lines built for sound system. Produced by Jah Warrior and mixed by Dougie Wardrop from Conscious Sounds studio. Edition of 500.
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