Records for sale

~60 records up for sale now on discogs, 100+ to come in the next few weeks.

http://www.discogs.com/seller/davesjukebox

I've decided this is the easiest way to list the records and get seen. Check it out if you're looking for some reggae!

The king man is back

Greetings reggae-ites,

I've stepped away from serious collecting for well over a year now to focus on school. My records haven't seen much play time, but I've had an itch to get back in the game. I've started buying records again, and will soon be selling records (tens to hundreds of) again.

If you want to be put on a for-sale mailing list, send me your email to davesjukebox.blogspot@gmail.com. Also, just because I'm curious, let me know what type of records you are looking to buy. I likely won't have anything for sale for at least 1-2 months, so be patient on the list.

Watch this space!

Dave

The Terrors - Assemble Not Thyself / Version

Sorry for the lack of updates, so here's a killer one!

Listen & download here:
A-side: The Terrors - Assemble Not Thyself
B-side: The Terrors - Assemble Not Thyself (Version)

Dennis Alcapone - Rasta Dub / The Upsetters - Rasta Version

Both sides on the "Keep On Moving" rhythm. One minor skip on the b-side.

Listen & download here:
A-side: Dennis Alcapone - Rasta Dub
B-side: The Upsetters - Rasta Version

The Federals - Penny For Your Song / I've Passed This Way

Some nice slow-rolling rocksteady from Coxsone's famed studio.

Listen & download here:
A-side: The Federals - Penny For Your Song
B-side: The Federals - I've Passed This Way

Roland Alphonso - Bond Street Special / The Sensations - You Should Have Known

Back as promised!

Listen & download here:
A-side: Roland Alphonso - Bond Street Special
B-side: The Sensations - You Should Have Known

Dave's Jukebox in San Francisco

I've just moved to San Francisco, and will be without my recording equipment for about a month. I think I've got some records already recorded that I can post in the meanwhile so stay tuned.

I've visited a few record stores in the area, but haven't really found any spectacular stores for reggae - I've only found one JA 7" even remotely close to my interests after 5 stores. Thankfully it was a Buster production, Derrick & Patsy's "Stab In The Back" backed with "Thank You," which has the Prince himself singing a few lines.

If anyone knows anything about the SF reggae scene, or stores I should check out, please let me know!