Another ska single from the archives. This time it's Joe Liges on the Blue Beat label from 1963. Joe Liges was apparently a name that ...

A single on the London label's Reggae Series from 1970. Ken Lazarus does a passable enough version of he Maytals "Monkey Man...

More ska on the Unity label from 1968. Uninspired and rather monotonous "A" side by The Clique but nice instrumental by Lester ...

A single from the dusty ska and reggae box. This one on the Ska Beat label from 1965. I presume the "A" side is by Owen & L...

A while since I uploaded any old Charlie Gillett radio shows so here's two from the 80's and early 90's. The first with gue...

An LP on the Stetson label from 1963 found in a charity shop today. Unusual to hear each track introduced by a master of ceremonies - T. T...

I think I found this three record boxed set at a remaindered record shop in Barking in the 80's. It was released in the Vulcan label i...

Continuing the celebration of the radio shows of much missed DJ Charlie Gillett this week's show comes from November 1982 I think and ...

Two short sides on an LP in the wrong sleeve I just discovered but has been in my collection for a long time. Fela seems to be going throu...

I uploaded the first side some months back so as a treat here's the second side. Its one I found at Brick Lane flea market many years ag...

Another hissy 78 from the 20's or perhaps even earlier. This disc is a mini 78 - only 8 inches across. I have featured G.H. Elliot bef...

An old scratchy 78 from the boot sale today. I think I may have this already but couldn't find it on here so here it is in all it'...

A strange mixture of styles on this Allegro Lp from 1966 I bought today at a boot sale. Mostly generic calypso but padded out with steel b...

Another comedy country Lp from the charity shop the other day. I have featured Homer and Jethro before but happy to share this side which ...

More ska from 1969 on the Doctor Bird label. Wikipedia says - "The group was formed in Kingston in the mid-1960s by singer Geo...

I had high hopes of this being more traditional Irish music than the rather lack lustre folk that we get here. The cover photo features a ...

An EP I found (no sleeve ) in the Hospice shop today. I was intrigued by the name and the title. Turns out to be a rather dull story about...

More scratchy ska from the archives. This time it's on the Treasure Isle label. Tommy McCook and the Supersonics play on both but the ...

Another rather scratched and battered ska single from the 60's, this time on the Success label distributed by Pama Records. I think th...

Another single from the dusty ska and reggae box. This time on the Punch label from Pama Records in London. Produced by Lee Perry? Late 6...