This has also been reissued, by Sunspot in 2012: http://www.discogs.com/Keith-Hudson-Fur ... se/3548153
I would say it's actually rather likely we will see more Keith Hudson re-issues, he seems to be "trendy" (as the OP puts it) and a popular choice.
Yabby You *Jah Jah Way* was in the 2014 batch of Island Reggae LPs in Universal's "Back to Black" series and is commonly available: http://www.discogs.com/Yabby-U-Jah-Jah- ... se/5954103
I would say he is "trendy" as well.
Cultural Roots *Hell A Go Pop* was reissued by Greensleeves on LP and CD in 2007 and again on LP in 2014, so has been easily available for nearly ten years.
rudeboi99 wrote:For me it has been Johnny Osbourne - Nightfall. Definitely unlikely to see a re-issue for this.
It was re-issued on CD as part of the VP *Reggae Legends* box set, but I guess you mean vinyl? But why is that so unlikely? Many of the albums that have been included in those boxes have also seen vinyl re-issues, and from the Johnny Osbourne box set I think actually all the other three albums, *Fally Lover*, *Never Stop Fighting* and *Water Pumping*, have already seen LP releases, the latter only last year, so on the contrary I would think it is highly likely that *Nightfall* will follow.
anbessa wrote:"Carlton and the Shoes - This heart of mine" has also been reissued a couple times, both on LP and CD.
This is true. But at least the lp reissues I've heard of This Heart of Mine are crummy presses--a shame since this record is brilliant all the way through. I was fortunate enough to find a great deal on an original while the discogs entry was still a murky mess.
Even a simple vinyl to vinyl rip should sound much better than the previous reissues. Of course if the masters are still hanging around that would be ideal.
