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17/08/2025

The second song on The Best of the Wailers was written and is sung by Peter Tosh. At this time Peter was becoming more involved with solo projects as a singer and as a musician on piano, organ and melodica. He sings "Stop the train, I'm leaving. It won't be too long, whether I'm right or wrong."

Peter would later admit he sang this song as a way of admitting to himself it was time to move on and "stop decorating Bob's music."

Soon he would leave the Wailers but here he shines in an excellent mid-tempo performance.

09/06/2025

Let the music play louder every day.

29/05/2025

One psalm a day keeps the devil away.

06/05/2025

The Tidals "Land Of Juhasifa" available now in all best records stores worldwide, thanks for the support.

24/03/2025

The Wailers end their tremendous album The Best of the Wailers released in April 1971 but recorded in May 1970 with this wonderful song "Do It Twice". They certainly go out on a high note here with Bob singing lead and Peter and Bunny on harmony. To recapitulate--this was the first Jamaican album that was not simply a collection of singles, but rather a carefully put together album with songs reflecting the current state of mind of the three Wailers. It was probably influenced by concept albums like the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and the Rolling Stones' Their Satanic Majesties Request which were well known in Jamaica.

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21/03/2025

The Tidals "Land Of Juhasifa" pre order now, link in bio.

Originally released in 1975, The Tidals' "Land Of Juhasifa" has become a holy grail for reggae collectors worldwide, commanding prices of over €1000 for an original copy. This rare roots reggae masterpiece, featuring the unmistakable vocals of The Tidals and a crucial dub version on the flip side by The Soul Syndicate, is now available again for the first time in decades.

The Tidals, formed in the 1960s by Winston Cleveland, Eupert Reid, and Aston Pryce, represent the deep roots of Jamaican reggae. "Land Of Juhasifa" is a heavy, conscious tune with a deep, hypnotic groove that will transport you straight to the heart of 1970s Jamaica. The Soul Syndicate's "Hasifa Dub" perfectly complements the A-side, offering a spaced-out, instrumental journey into the depths of reggae sound system culture.

Recorded & Mixed at Asylum & Leggos Recording Studios in 1975.
Licensed courtesy of

15/01/2025

Just get the copies today, will ship straight, thanks for all pre order and thanks for your patience !

05/01/2025

Bunny Wailer: "We shot the cover for the album on Leslie Kong’s Beverley’s label called Best of the Wailers, in front of a rock at Race Course in downtown Kingston. They had this big thing there that they thought they were going to carve something out of it, so we were standing there before they actually did the carving. We conceived it as an album project, not a bunch of singles. No one had ever done that before."

Taken from the "Some Much Things To Say" book written by Roger Steffens.

03/01/2025

Jamwax Records proudly presents this historic reissue, featuring two timeless tracks from The Wailers’ legendary album The Best of The Wailers: "Can't You See" and "Back Out." While these songs have long been cherished as classics, this marks the first time they have ever been available on a 7-inch vinyl single. Even though some books
about Bob Marley & The Wailers list them as having been released on 7-inch, I have never seen a copy for sale.

Produced by the visionary Leslie Kong with co-producer Warwick Lyn, the album captures The Wailers at their soulful, raw best. These
songs predate the group’s later partnership with Lee Perry and Island Records, offering a purer, more unembellished sound. The harmonies
are flawless, the arrangements simple yet deeply powerful, and the performances utterly timeless.

"Back Out" highlights Bob Marley's unmistakable voice, brimming with the confidence and charisma that would later make him a global icon. Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh's harmonies add depth to a track that perfectly embodies the spirit of early reggae. "Can't You See" showcases Peter Tosh on lead vocals, supported by the sublime harmonies of Bob Marley and Bunny Wailer.

These recordings, crafted with a four-track setup and featuring some of Jamaica’s finest musicians—including Mickey ‘Boo’ Richards on drums, Jackie Jackson on bass, and Winston Wright on organ—aretestament to a moment in time when reggae was still raw, revolutionary, and evolving.

Recorded at Dynamic Sounds Studios (Kingston, Jamaica), from 29th April until 19th May 1970.
Originally released on August 9th of 1971 by Beverley's Records, 135 b Orange Street, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies.

Release date: 9 janv. 2025, France

31/12/2024

Bye-bye 2024. Thank you all for your continued support. Let's go to 2025 with more and more releases made with passion and history.

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