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Stock Label Designs. Part 3 B.

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Two releases on Augustus Pablo's Rockers label. Only Jah Jah Know by Tetrack and Pablo Meets Mr Bassie by Augustus Pablo (1977 and 1978 respectively). The latter being predictably enough on the Mr Bassie rhythm.


Two more Rockers labels from Augustus Pablo, Keep on Skanking by U Brown. From 1977. And False Rumour by Hugh Mundell on a 12" release.
There are two more Rockers labels on page 5.

One Jah, One Aim, One Destiny by Hugh Mundell on Pablo's version of Real Rock.

Zion by Linval Thompson on the Rockers Master label from 1978 (no connection to the Rockers labels above).

On Bobby Kalphat's Roots Rock International Records, Think That Your Smart by David Isaacs from 1978.

On Romeo Records, Unity by Lawyer (Horace Martin) issued in 1977 by Max Romeo.

African People by General Roy on Spartacus Records. Note the Rockers International reverse prinnt on the label.

Tappa Zukie's classic Oh Lord on his own Stars label. A version of the Storm rhythm from 1978.

Glen Brown operated two main labels Pantomine and South East Music. This issue on the latter, Cleanlyness Is Godlyness by Sylford Walker was released in 1979. See page 5 for more South East Music.

The Socialist Roots label and Salvalamar Rock by Ranking Trevor, another release from 1978.

Jackie Bernard of the Kingstonians released the self produced Ups And Downs on his own Stud King label from 1978.

Propecy by Jah Musso on Ernest McLeod's Stew Mack Records.
Earth Runnings by the African on Star Light City from 1979.

Dra Pan man from Ranking Trevor, also from '79.

I Love Marijuana by Linval Thompson on his own Thompson Sounds label form 1978.

A second release on the Thompson Sounds label, Jumping Jack by Freddie McGregor. See also part 7.

Two releases on Prince Tony Robinsons TR Groovemaster label. We Got To Be Free by The Heptones (a take on Freedom Blues) and Natty Sell A Million by Nicabdemous. The latter was a Morwells production, it's unclear how this turned up on Tony Robinson's label. See also the Frontline label above and page 8 for more Prince Tony.

Jerusalem by Devon Irons on Talent 77 records, a Tommy Cowan production from 1977.

Natty Dread by Prince Heron on the Wisdom label. Produced by S.Farquharson (who was Prince Heron?) and M.Edwards.

Updated October 2006