I DIG YOU BABY - Reggae, Rocksteady, Ska mix

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Been meaning to dig out some soulful reggae 45's for a while now, a good way to calm the nerves and a hangover cure for this weekend maybe! Here's just under 75 mins of some of my faves from the box. Some slower sides, some dancers, some classics, a couple from the wonderful Alton Ellis 'Cry Tough' CD and a few harder to find 45s in there too. Hope this brings the sunshine and England winning on Sunday! 

Tracklist:
1. Alton Ellis - I dig you baby (Well Charge)
2. Eric Monty Morris / Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Tears in my eyes (Treasure Isle / Dutchess)
3. The Jennors - Pressure & Slide (Coxsone)
4. The Hamlins - Trying to keep a good man down (Coxsone)
5. Alton Ellis - Love is the answer (Total Sounds)
6. The Termites with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Breaking up (Treasure Isle)
7. Alton Ellis - I'm still in love with you (Bam-Bam)
8. Marcia Griffiths - Feel like jumping (Studio 1)
9. Blue & Ferris - Return to me (Wisdom)
10. The Itals - Oh Lord, why Lord (Punch)
11. Alton Ellis - Remember that Sunday. Alt take. (Treasure Isle / Heart Beat CD)
12. Del Davis - Baby don't wake me (Bread)
13. Alton Ellis - Girl I've got a date. Soul Style (Treasure Isle / Heart Beat CD)
14. Lloyd Williams - Ain't no way (Ultra)
15. The Scorchers - Hold on tight (Pama / Camel)
16. The Wailers - Let him go (Island)
17. Donnie Elbert - Without you (Deram)
18. Del Davis - Wishing and hoping (Bread)
19. Alton Ellis - Why did you leave me to cry. Ft Phyllis Dillon (Treasure Isle / Heart Beat CD)
20. Clarence Thompson with Blue Rhythm Combo - Never let a kiss fool you (Merry Disc)
21. Cornell Campbell - I will never change (Attack)
22. Ernie King & Los Fabulosos Festivals - Can I change my mind (Onda Nueva)
23. Laurel Aitken - Baby, I need your loving (New Beat)
24. Sir Scorcher & The Black Emeralds - Record Breaker (Jan Disc)

25. Lynn Taitt with Tommy McCook - Pink Champagne (Treasure Isle / Dutchess)
26. Ralph Weeks & Combo Lulo- Something deep inside (NYCT)

...Thanks for listening in, more to come over the summer