Rockers International Records
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2024
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2024
Mythical store which holds the blow since 1979 in full Downtown, that of the late producer and legendary keyboardist Augustus Pablo. The place is still as it always was, but is now located at number 135 and has a small museum. There are rarities from the 60's and more common 45's and LP's from the 2000's, as well as new releases and a few used soul music albums. Michie will be of precious advice if the choice becomes difficult.
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Rocking International Records, one of the last record stores on Orange Street street, once the heart and soul of the ska, the rocksteady and reggae. Very warm welcome from Mitchie Williams which let you pass behind the bar to excavate in vinyls piled up everywhere. The best place in Kingston to find a disk of Burning Spear, Horace Andy or Augustus Pablo.