Sugar on 12 inch 45 - any suggested buys?

[well charge]

You have to hear Sugar's "Jamming In The Streets" (Basic Replay) with John Wayne on the dj part. A real good use of the 12 inch format, when John Wayne takes over it sounds so fucking cool, and a nice dub on the flip.

[well charge]

Came originally on Black Roots I guess?

[Lion]

Jamming in the street is on Black Roots label "83 Wackies-717 Prod by L.Minott.
Distr by By Wackie's/Jetstar/Cartel.
Aside Sugar/John Wayne / b side Black Roots Players.

Lion

[Riddle I]

Taxi 12"
Rub-A-Dub / Dub And Rub - Sugar, Sly & Robbie
(Hot Milk riddim)

[DUDLEY 1NE]

hold on [black solidarity] 12" [a heavy heavy tune]

[ktfan]

sheriff john brown on black victory 12"

also not on 12" (as far as i know),
but "Devil is at large" is a killer tempo riddim cut on the "tempo explosion" lp released on black victory.

[stepping razor]

sheriff john brown - sugar minott black victory 12" original two weeks ago sold for £155 GBP 11 bids on the ebay bidding wars.
jah lives.edit on spelling.
peace

[anbessa]

"Slice of the cake", on a Revolutionary Sounds 12" is an absolut masterpiece, imho, on the dread "None a Jah Jah children" riddim.

[stepping razor]

Sugar Minott - Cant stop Jah Music 12"
peace

[jahadambom]

Some more goodies that I believe are unique to the Disco 45 format...

"Struggle" (Exile) 12" Disco 45
"In a dis yah time" (Live and love) 12" Disco 45
"Africa" (S&G) 12" Disco 45

just to name a few.

and that yellow wax "My whole world" (Black roots) Disco 45 is a wicked and hard reggae version of the Supremes classic tuner! a must have