Jamacian Funk

I have a ton of these obscure Jamacian 45s I should start posting more.

Lloyd Williams - Reggae Feet

The Bush Tetras

Formed in Manhattan in the early 80's, the Bush Tetras helped define the post punk/no wave sound early in the game. Founded by lead guitarist Pat place of the contortions, the band only released 3 albums and a few singles, the most popular "You Can't Be Funky" reaching 32 in the dance charts.

Bush Tetras - Boom

Bush Tetras - Das Ah Riot

New Monthly Party

Indroducing CHEAP HEAT!!! A new monthly party at JRs. Expect punk, psych rock, gritty soul and rockabilly.  
Weird VHS nostalgia, heavy smoking and cheap citywides provide the perfect ambiance to all the mistakes youll be making.

Gritty Soul 45's

Because it's Tuesday

Freda Payne - Band of Gold

Freda Payne - The Easiest Way to Fall

Sam and Dave - Wrap it Up

Sam and Dave - I Thank You

Some Psyche/Garage Rock 45's for your weekend

I Wanna Come Back (from the land of LSD) - The Fe-Fi-Four Plus Two

No Such Animal - Jimi Hendrix

No Such Animal pt 2 - Jimi Hendrix

Blackboard Jungle Dub

This is from an original pressing of 300 made in 1973. It was the first dub album produced in stereo. You can hear on "Kasha Macka Dub" that they messed up the panning a bit, having the track only come through on the right channel. It's still worth having.

Lee Perry - Kasha Macka Dub

Lee Perry - Dub From Africa