Kingston Sounds Comp - Skinhead hits the town (1968-1969)

Step into the raw, infectious energy of late-60s Jamaican music with Skinhead Hits the Town, a handpicked vinyl compilation from Kingston Sounds that captures the soundtrack of a cultural movement. Spanning the golden years of 1968 to 1969, this record is a vibrant homage to the rocksteady and early reggae tracks that echoed across Jamaican dancehalls and spilled into the streets of Britain, where the skinhead subculture embraced the sound with fervour.

Featuring original cuts from legendary producers and artists of the era, this compilation overflows with driving basslines, punchy rhythms, and soulful vocals. Expect gritty instrumentals, classic toasts, and dancefloor-ready anthems from the likes of Derrick Morgan and other pioneers who defined the sound of skinhead reggae.

Whether you're a longtime collector or a new listener digging into vintage ska and reggae, Skinhead Hits the Town offers an authentic snapshot of a powerful musical moment—pressed on quality vinyl and packaged with vintage-style artwork that brings the era to life.

Key Features:

• A curated selection of rocksteady and reggae classics from 1968–1969

• Pressed on high-quality vinyl for rich, analog sound

• Includes tracks from foundational artists of the skinhead reggae scene

• Essential for fans of Trojan Records, ska, and 60s Jamaican music

Drop the needle, turn it up, and let the rhythms of Kingston’s streets carry you back to where it all began.