Randys 50th Anniversary Chapter 2 Vinyl LP 2026
LP 1
1. Java
2. Hospital Trolly
3. King Of Babylon
4. Don't Go
5. A little Love
6. Cheater
7. For The Love Of You
8. Too Late To Turn Back Now
9. Be Thankful
10. Lonely Soldier
11. Going To Zion
12. Ordinary Man
13. Ordinary Version
LP 2
1. Hold Tight
2. Righteous Man
3. Created By The Father
4. The Race
5. My Guiding Star
6. Something On Your Mind
7. Country Boy
8. No Jestering
9. Knotty No Jester
10. Fattie Bum Bum
First time on vinyl for a second part of the acclaimed previously CD only set that was released to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Randy's Records. From Augustus Pablo's groundbreaking 'Java' to Carl Malcolm's UK pop crossover hit 'Fattie Bum Bum' Chapter Two showcases classic after classic from a all-star line up of the 70's Reggae music greats including Black Uhuru, Horace Andy, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, The Heptones & Big Youth. Beautifully packaged with inner sleeves featuring rare photos and liner notes by Reggae historian David Katz.
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LP 1
1. Java
2. Hospital Trolly
3. King Of Babylon
4. Don't Go
5. A little Love
6. Cheater
7. For The Love Of You
8. Too Late To Turn Back Now
9. Be Thankful
10. Lonely Soldier
11. Going To Zion
12. Ordinary Man
13. Ordinary Version
LP 2
1. Hold Tight
2. Righteous Man
3. Created By The Father
4. The Race
5. My Guiding Star
6. Something On Your Mind
7. Country Boy
8. No Jestering
9. Knotty No Jester
10. Fattie Bum Bum
First time on vinyl for a second part of the acclaimed previously CD only set that was released to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Randy's Records. From Augustus Pablo's groundbreaking 'Java' to Carl Malcolm's UK pop crossover hit 'Fattie Bum Bum' Chapter Two showcases classic after classic from a all-star line up of the 70's Reggae music greats including Black Uhuru, Horace Andy, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, The Heptones & Big Youth. Beautifully packaged with inner sleeves featuring rare photos and liner notes by Reggae historian David Katz.
