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Our artist of the week is the great Dave Barker - celebrated as one half of the hit-making duo Dave & Ansel Collins, and widely respected for a remarkable solo career that continues to resonate with reggae lovers around the world. Listen to their hits here Trojan.lnk.to/DaveandandanselcollinsFA
This week’s Artist of the Week is one of Jamaica’s most legendary trios - The Maytals!
Fronted by the iconic Frederick ‘Toots’ Hibbert, who would be celebrating his birthday today, the group helped shape the sound of reggae over six decades. Their groundbreaking work with Leslie Kong’s Beverley’s Records in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s gave us timeless classics like '54-46 That’s My Number', 'Monkey Man', and 'Do the Reggay'.
With hits such as 'Sweet And Dandy', 'Pressure Drop', and 'Night And Day', The Maytals’ influence is impossible to overstate. 'Monkey Man' even became one of Trojan Records’ first UK chart successes, bringing reggae into the mainstream.
All their classics are waiting for you here: Trojan.lnk.to/EACMaytals
Desmond Dekker & The Aces – 007 (Shanty Town) returns to vinyl, featuring the debut album and classics including “007 (Shanty Town)”. Pressed on 180-gram audiophile vinyl, this limited edition release comes as 750 individually numbered copies on purple coloured vinyl. You can pre order your copy at Music On Vinyl.
December is here and the Christmas countdown is officially on! Check out our Trojan Christmas playlist to get in the festive spirit trojan.lnk.to/christmasplaylist1
Our artist of the week is the fantastic Sophia George! Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica and born on 21 February 1964, she rose to prominence in 1985 when her hit single “Girlie Girlie” climbed all the way to the top of the Jamaican charts.
Our Artist of the Week is the legendary Delroy Wilson! Born in 1948, Wilson became one of Jamaica’s most distinctive reggae voices, instantly recognisable for his rich, smoky tone and remarkable ability to transform songs across genres into reggae classics.
Starting his career as a teenager with tracks like 'Joe Liges' and 'Dancing Mood', he quickly rose to fame and remained a key figure throughout the late ’60s and ’70s. Working with iconic producers such as Bunny Lee, Wilson delivered timeless hits including 'Better Must Come' - a track that resonated deeply as a political anthem in 1971.
We’re deeply saddened to hear of Jimmy Cliff’s passing. A true pioneer whose songs and spirit helped carry reggae across the world. His influence shaped generations of artists and listeners, and his legacy will continue to shine. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones 🧡
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Our artist of the week is the great Dave Barker - celebrated as one half of the hit-making duo Dave & Ansel Collins, and widely respected for a remarkable solo career that continues to resonate with reggae lovers around the world. Listen to their hits here Trojan.lnk.to/DaveandandanselcollinsFA
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LP adverts from 1970s for Toots and The Maytals releases. Do any of these records feature in your collections?
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Who's feeling festive? We've got a playlist for that... open.spotify.com/playlist/7bBjMd1tsGzLlO6D5BBIsC?s…
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This week’s Artist of the Week is one of Jamaica’s most legendary trios - The Maytals!
Fronted by the iconic Frederick ‘Toots’ Hibbert, who would be celebrating his birthday today, the group helped shape the sound of reggae over six decades. Their groundbreaking work with Leslie Kong’s Beverley’s Records in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s gave us timeless classics like '54-46 That’s My Number', 'Monkey Man', and 'Do the Reggay'.
With hits such as 'Sweet And Dandy', 'Pressure Drop', and 'Night And Day', The Maytals’ influence is impossible to overstate. 'Monkey Man' even became one of Trojan Records’ first UK chart successes, bringing reggae into the mainstream.
All their classics are waiting for you here: Trojan.lnk.to/EACMaytals
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Desmond Dekker & The Aces – 007 (Shanty Town) returns to vinyl, featuring the debut album and classics including “007 (Shanty Town)”. Pressed on 180-gram audiophile vinyl, this limited edition release comes as 750 individually numbered copies on purple coloured vinyl. You can pre order your copy at Music On Vinyl.
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December is here and the Christmas countdown is officially on! Check out our Trojan Christmas playlist to get in the festive spirit trojan.lnk.to/christmasplaylist1
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Our artist of the week is the fantastic Sophia George! Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica and born on 21 February 1964, she rose to prominence in 1985 when her hit single “Girlie Girlie” climbed all the way to the top of the Jamaican charts.
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Our track of the week! What's yours? 🎶
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Our Artist of the Week is the legendary Delroy Wilson! Born in 1948, Wilson became one of Jamaica’s most distinctive reggae voices, instantly recognisable for his rich, smoky tone and remarkable ability to transform songs across genres into reggae classics.
Starting his career as a teenager with tracks like 'Joe Liges' and 'Dancing Mood', he quickly rose to fame and remained a key figure throughout the late ’60s and ’70s. Working with iconic producers such as Bunny Lee, Wilson delivered timeless hits including 'Better Must Come' - a track that resonated deeply as a political anthem in 1971.
Discover Delroy Wilson’s essential songs here: Trojan.lnk.to/dwilsonFA
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We’re deeply saddened to hear of Jimmy Cliff’s passing. A true pioneer whose songs and spirit helped carry reggae across the world. His influence shaped generations of artists and listeners, and his legacy will continue to shine. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones 🧡
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