OG PRESS jama records

[mn418]

i see ernie b got alot of old jama, new flower etc records. im not that familar with the label or any of these tunes. anyway got feedback on any of these or sound samples?

Pinky - Billy The Kid / The Big Band - Billy Dub
rising son- jah jah robe

tito- running back for more

Glen Roy Lyndsay - Give A Little Loving / Willie Francis - Break Your Nehind Chapter 2 (ORIGINAL PRESS) Magnet 1974

Merlyn Brooks - I've Been Down / Conscious Minds - I've Been Dubbing (ORIGINAL PRESS) seems promising

Pat Rhoden - Sweet Sunshine / Pat Rhoden - Stop Jama 1976(ORIGINAL PRESS)

Jah Wally All Stars - Nelson Mandela / Angella Davis New Flower 1976

Norman T Washington - Set Me Free / Lloyd Clarke - Young Love (ORIGINAL PRESS)

King Blacka - Mr. Richman (Extened Mix) / King Blacka - Jah Praises (Extened Mix) (ORIGINAL PRESS) Jama Music 1979

King Blacka - Move Out Babylon (Extended Mix) / Ronnie Davis - Stay A Little Bit Longer (Extended Mix) (ORIGINAL PRESS) Jama Music 1979

much respect

[Lion]

Jama is a label of producer Lloyd Campbell.

Lion

[Ites]

Jama is/was not a label of Lloyd Campbell, it belong(ed) to a London based producer. Campbell had the Spiderman and now the Joe Frasier label

[Ites]

Some of his product got licensed to Jama for a while though

[Lion]

A lot off Lloyd "Spiderman" Campbell stuff is release on Jama.

Jama Records is created by Pat Rhoden & Mr Johnson.
And Lloyd has live and work in a England for a while.
And work at Pama Records and run the recordshop.(Pama is now Jetstar.)

This are some off Lloyd Campbell productions
Itals - Early Recording [1971-79]
Merlyn Webber & Skin, Flesh & Bones - Once You Hit The Road [1976]
Skin, Flesh & Bones - Fighting Dub [1975]

The man is still working together with his daughter Michelle.
Albums Sanchez/Glen Washington/Freddie Mcgregor/Fiona/Marcia Griffiths etc.
This albums are on VP records.


Lion

[utodd]

mn, to get at your original Q, I like the Merlyn Webber single and think at least one of the King Blacka things relates to the Maytones, prob. Mr. Richman? and I don't think you can go wrong with the New Flower singles, impeccable roots with horns