I ROY War And Friction (1976 UK solid centre 7" single, also featuring a b-side named after the tough-guy Italian actor Franco Nero & credited to The Skatalites but experts say it's actually 'Death Trap' by Tommy McCook which plays. Essential Bunny Lee production either way, with flying cymbals & mystic vibes! CBN305) more...
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I ROY Fire In A Wire (1979 UK 12" single - killer Reggae rhythms from the Jamaican Deejay, backed with 'Hill & Gully', Virgin die-cut sleeve. The sleeve [VG+] shows light age wear scuffing & the vinyl remains in Excellent condition FLS12412) more...
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I ROY Musical Drum Sound (1973 UK 7" vinyl single, featuring a hearty slab of heavyweight roots-tinged Deejay goodness as I.Roy dishes out deep concious lyrics. The flip gives you the opportunity to enjoy the craftsmanship of Lloyd 'The Matador' Daley's production skills with the instrumental Version, with the addition of some very warm horns. The vinyl on this copy remains in excellent condition with few signs of play HJ-6655) more...
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I ROY & KEN PARKER Great, Great, Great (1973 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Great, Great, Great (Version) by Rupie's All Stars, both sides produced by Rupie Edwards, plain die cut paper sleeve. Apart from a name written on the A Side label, the vinyl remains in great condition with just light paper scuffs to show for over forty five years and little sign of play ACK503) more...
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I ROY Hot Bomb (1972 UK 7" vinyl single with four-prong centre, includes The Bomb by The Jumpers, plain die-cut sleeve. The label is clean with no writing or paper loss and the vinyl has just a few light signs of play GD-4030) more...
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I ROY War & Friction (1976 UK 7" single on the Caribbean label ['Rockers' annotation on A-side], plain die-cut sleeve. The b-side is named after the tough-guy Italian actor, Franco Nero & credited to The Skatalites but experts say it's actually 'Death Trap' by Tommy McCook which plays. Essential Bunny Lee production either way, with flying cymbals & mystic vibes! This is a pushed-out centre copy - the vinyl grades VG+ with clean wax & just light axial wear & minor paper scuffs to show play CBN305) more...
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I. ROY Orthodox Rock/Orthodox Drums (Jamaican One Heart 7") more...
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