Tracklist A1 Cyclones, The With Count Ossie – Meditation A2 Cornell Campbell W/ Brentford Rockers, The* – Natty Don't Go A3 Freddie McGregor W/ Sound Dimension, The* – Africa Here I Come A4 Bunnie & Skitter – Lumumbo B1 Willie Williams* W/ All Stars, The* – Addis A Baba B2 L Crosdale* W/ Drum Bago & The Rebel Group – Set Me Free B3 Leroy Wallace* W/ New Establishment, The – Far Beyond B4 Lennie Hibbert – More Creation C1 Alton Ellis W/ Sound Dimension, The* – Blackish White C2 Winston Jarrett W/ Sound Dimension, The* – Fear Not C3 Devon 'Soul' Russell* – Drum Song C4 Gaylads, The – Africa D1 Black Brothers W/ New Establishment, The – School Children D2 Linton Cooper W/ Brentford Disco Set, The* – You'll Get Your Pay D3 Sound Dimension – Congo Rock D4 Zoot Simms – African Challenge Studio One Roots is an important collection of some of the deepest roots music to come out of Studio One Records, Reggae's most important record label ever. This release features many rare and classic tracks that have been unavailable for over thirty years. As Soul Jazz Records continue to delve into the largest Reggae catalogue in the world, this release is literally ram-jam packed with classics that you cannot find elsewhere. Whilst Studio One led the field in all forms of Reggae, this collection shows how the depth of its roots music outshone all others. Due to the uniqueness of the release, Soul Jazz Records have commissioned sleeve notes to Studio One Roots by Lloyd Bradley, author of Bass Culture: When Reggae Was King. This is the third in the series of Soul Jazz Records' Studio One releases following on from Studio One Soul and Studio One Rockers.