Stock Label Designs. Part 5.

The attractive swirling design seems to have been used at Dynamics and then at Randy's as well towards the end of the 70's

On Attack Records, 6 Million Dollar Man by Dennis Alcapone, taking the rhythm form Alton Ellis's Breaking Up as updated for Leroy Smart's Shame And Pride. A Bunny Lee production from 1976.

On the Storm rhythm from 1979 a Dancehall hit from Tristan Palmer - Spliff Tail on the Black Solidarity label

Fire A Go Burn by Naturiser (Denton Nadley) on the Breathren Of Art label.

On The Abbysinnians Clinch Records and a version of Satta, I Saw E Saw by Dillinger. More Clinch on part 3.

Soulful Lover AKA Soulful Love, Pat Kellys recut of his 1971 hit

Love In The Neighbourhood by Big Youth on Ainsley Folder's Dee Jay Records. A version of Have Some Mercy/To Be A Lover from 1977.

Earthquake Records and Jah Stitch does Greedy Girl over Horace Andy's Money Is The Root Of All Evil released in 1977.

On Henry's Records, Healing Message by Evangelist Higgins. A mix of gospel singing and preaching.

All For One by Ricky Grant on Everton DaSilvas Hungry Town label.

Prophecy Must Fulfill by Delroy Wilson on the Hulk label.

Mr Damonic Records and Jah Jah Guiding Star one of Henry Junjo Lawes first productions from 1977.

On the I'm Just A Guy rhythm, Nah Broke No Fight by Sister Verna on Nigger Kojak Records from 1980. See part 3 for more Nigger Kojak.

Tedious by Junior Murvin on Orchid. A Lee Perry production from 1977.

Jah Love I by Freddie McKay on Warrick Lyn's Lucky Star label from 1978.

Two releases on Augustus Pablo's Rockers imprint. A re-cut of thier Studio One tune Love Won't Come Easy by the Heptones from 1976 and Pablo's own Unfinished Melody recorded at Lee Perry's Black Ark studio and released in 1977. See part 3 for more on Rockers.