#early reggae

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

Silent River Runs Deep - The Gaylettes

1967

Silky rocksteady soul drifting on a gentle groove

A beautiful moment of Jamaican harmony — Silent River Runs Deep by The Gaylettes glides along with grace, its tender vocals and steady rhythm creating a mood that feels both intimate and timeless.

[vintageblackandwhiteportraits]

The Gaylettes

[tomvandegrensjie]

[records-of-records]

Invaders “You Touch My Soul” 1972 Sir Collins

Don’t know much about the Invaders other than “Sir” Clancy Collins produced them and that I really enjoy the two singles of theirs I have. This single has a killer trombone solo. Not very many records in my collection have that. Unfortunately this doesn’t seem to be on any of the streaming services. Such a shame because it’s pretty killer.

[silvanio-rockers]

soundcheck in Paris, during the Exodus Tour. France, May 10, 1977. 📷 by David Burnet

[9misoundsystem]

Sharon Jones, Victor Axelrod - How Long Do I Have to Wait for You?

[californiababylon]

Spirit of '69

[am-reggae]

Lord Tanamo / Jackie Mittoo – Keep On Moving / Totally Together // Sello: Soul Jazz Records, SJR 386-7 // 7" Vinilo / UK // ================= A - Lord Tanamo - Keep On Moving // AA - Jackie Mittoo - Totally Together // ======= Nuevo / No está precintado ===== 15€ =====