Pressure Sounds

Sought after heavy weight dub album from Producer Phil Pratt

Classic music from one of the true greats of Instrumental music.

The mighty 'Scratch' gets busy again with Pressure Sounds. Dubs, Instrumentals and some stunning vocals much of it never been released before. Top stuff even if we do say so ourselves.

Anyone who wants to know what King Tubby’s early mixing style was all about need look no further than this incredible collection.

Delroy Wilson as you have never heard him before. Remixed by Prince Jammy and executive-produced by Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee. A remix album from before the genre had become part of popular culture.

‘Pleasure Dub’ is a record we have wanted to release for a long, long time and we are all delighted to be able to finally add a Treasure Isle album to the Pressure Sounds catalogue.

A lion of a record roaring with dub plates, rarities and obscure gems from Maxfield Avenue.

This collection is representative of the more experimental side of Channel One's output showcasing a selection of sixteen dubs and instrumentals from this innovative and inventive studio from the period between 1974 and 1979.

Produced by Prince Far I and aided and abetted by Adrian Sherwood 'Cry Tuff Dub Chapter One' is one of the all time great dub albums.

Now back in stock on heavyweight vinyl in a cardboard picture sleeve.

Straight from the Bunny 'Striker' Lee stable a selection of six superb slices of the 'Rumours' rhythm... one of the outstanding rhythm tracks of the ragga era.

Straight from the Bunny 'Striker' Lee stable a selection of six superb slices of the 'Rumours' rhythm... one of the outstanding rhythm tracks of the ragga era.

Classic Black Ark music from Lee Perry... never available on vinyl before now.

Perhaps not one of Big Youth’s better known records and so Pressure Sounds are thrilled to release this rarity from one of Jamaica’s greatest ever deejays coming at you on heavyweight seven inch vinyl with a specially printed picture sleeve.

One of his strongest releases ‘Guys Get A Blow’, credited to Pat Francis on the Teem label, is a rare vocal outing that showcases his excellent voice and production skills (this man was multi-talented!) and which demonstrates all the classic hallmarks of a Black Ark recording. Another high quality Pressure Sounds release on heavyweight vinyl with a custom printed picture sleeve.

Freddie McKay is one of the greatest exponents of the more soulful side of Jamaican roots music. Seriously in demand on the revival circuit 'Rock A Bye Woman’ is a rare self production that showcases Freddie at his very, very best.

‘Problems’ was the first seven inch release on Pressure Sounds and, for this pressing of this oft versioned Horace Andy tune, we have coupled it with a next Augustus Pablo cut to the rhythm ‘Peace & Love Dub’.

The aching ‘I Don’t Want To Lose You’ is from one of fabled vocalist Paul Whiteman's (aka Paul Blackman) rare forays into the recording studio coupled here with one of King Tubby’s greatest ever dub mixes.

Both sides of this double A side date from the late sixties. 'This Life Makes Me Wonder' is a soulful tour de force from Delroy Wilson coupled here with George Dekker's 'Foey Man'... another underground classic.

This version to Dennis Brown's classic 'Song My Mother Used To Sing' is one of a handful of self produced 45's released by U Roy on his own Mego Ann label in the early seventies.

Junior Byles always has “something to say” and his soulful vocals are always a delight. This cut is a real beauty over a classic Lee Perry rhythm produced by Pete Weston and originally released on Pete's own Advance label.

A tough instrumental counterpart to 'Let Us Do Something'.

This much in demand forty five from Native was first released on Tommy Cowan's Arab label in the seventies.

The ‘king’ of all dub plate specials... guaranteed to rock the dance!