Vinyl Album - Reco Rodreguez - Reco In Reggae Land - Economy

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Reco Rodreguez
Title:	Reco In Reggae Land
Label:	Economy
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ECO 14
Date:	1969
Format:	LP
Genre:	Reggae
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$312
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PRICE GUIDE

$312

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Reco Rodreguez	Tribute To Don Drummond		Rate
A2	Reco Rodreguez	Anancy Rumba		Rate
A3	Reco Rodreguez	Rainbow Into The Rio Mino		Rate
A4	Reco Rodreguez	Sweet Chariot		Rate
A5	Reco Rodreguez	Tom Jones		Rate
A6	Reco Rodreguez	Scare Face		Rate
B1	Reco Rodreguez	Trombone Man		Rate
B2	Reco Rodreguez	Japanese Invasion		Rate
B3	Reco Rodreguez	Top Of The Class		Rate
B4	Reco Rodreguez	Black Milk		Rate
B5	Reco Rodreguez	Stranger On The Shore		Rate
B6	Reco Rodreguez	Place In The Sun		Rate

Notes

Paying Tribute to Don Drummond

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Comments and Reviews


johnnyhotspur 6th Dec 2024		Oh, so the 'Trombone Man' 45 is a different track! To be honest I hadn't noticed as I don't own the Junior 45 and only listened to it on the youtube clip and just presumed it was the same after only playing the LP once so far. If it was a vocal track I'd have spotted it! Hard to tell what's what a lot of times with these instrumentals. Thanks Mark. Upsetter FC: yes, I did hear a lot of Bunny Lee rhythms for sure. Thanks for the info.



Madame Streggae 6th Dec 2024		When these tracks were licensed from Bunny Lee by Trybute Records in the late 90s for a CD reissue, I was told by the label owner that one of the Palmer brothers made representations to him for royalties on the basis that as they had paid for the original studio time they should be in on the deal.



Upsetter FC 6th Dec 2024		Most of the tracks are Rico playing over Bunny Lee riddims.



Madame Streggae 5th Dec 2024		Same title but they're different tracks John.



johnnyhotspur 5th Dec 2024		Another track from this LP came out on a 45... 'Trombone Man' Not Pama distributed though.



Upsetter FC 28th Nov 2024		I never noted that if you look at the A side label, there's a faded "Made In England" stamp on it. Between that and the US style date on the back cover, I get the feeling someone shipped copies to the US for sale. I got this copy in a Brooklyn record shop (probably a few miles from where it was sold originally) for less than £69... It was part of a decent haul at the shop (I acutally was looking for a Larry Harlow LP they had) when I managed to get part of our tax refund from my wife.



Madame Streggae 28th Nov 2024		I'd probably have bitten your hand off for it at that price Mike, even 6 years ago.



mikec2137 SUBS 28th Nov 2024		Just checked, and I sold my copy (not mint, but decent) six years ago for £69.



johnnyhotspur 26th Nov 2024		I know what you mean about genres! My main focus at the moment is 'blue-eyed' Northern Soul, mainly from the Carolina's although my latest acquisition is from Canada! Also Northern Soul in general. USA and British labels. Expensive!!! Ska/Reggae secondly, then US Garage and lastly a bit of 60's Mod. I collect other stuff too but these are my main focus.



Madame Streggae 26th Nov 2024		Sounds like my missus John - we have that in common! Still working too (well, I am anyway). My problem is I buy from too many genres so it never ends - most recent buy was a Tennessee Ernie album (I wanted 'Shotgun Boogie' on vinyl) and before that the Impressions' Big Sixteen album on HMV. I'll probably get some Reggae next.



johnnyhotspur 26th Nov 2024		It was on Discogs Mark for £170 but I offered £150 and it was accepted. A decent copy and the cheapest I could find! It goes for anything between £200 - £300 so it's been valued on here at £250. I never feel guilty about paying for records, I've worked all my life (still am!), have a bit of spare cash every month. I only really buy long time wants, very rarely 'blind' buys unless they are dirt cheap and look like they might be interesting. The missus buys lots of clothes, I buy records.



Madame Streggae 26th Nov 2024		Did you pay the £250 for it John? That's a bit of an ouch if so! I think mine was about £75 but it's no more than VG+ and from a seller who clearly wasn't used to selling vinyl. I paid £180 for Boss Reggae not long ago and I kept telling myself I must be mad. Actually, the two Economy albums I didn't mention not having on another Cat LP entry were the Bullet and Camel sets, but then at upwards of £300 each I'll be sure to never have them. I can't have seen more than a handful of copies of each since I first knew of their existence from a Pama catalogue probably 40 years ago.



Upsetter FC 24th Nov 2024		I found this in a NYC shop for a two digit price in 2024. It's in the LP bag that I bring out every once in a while to play stuff that isn't on 45.



Madame Streggae 24th Nov 2024		Same for me John. Not the greatest copy in the world but it's decent enough. Missed a copy in Flash Forward in Camden probably 30 years ago - walked in and Paul said something like 'oh, it's you. I've just sold a copy of 'Reco in Reggae Land'. Gutted.



johnnyhotspur 24th Nov 2024		Recent acquisition for me. Long time on my wants list. The only tracks that Pama put out on a 45 were 'Tribute To Don Drummond / Japanese Invasion' on the Bullet label.



johnnyhotspur 18th Nov 2024



Madame Streggae 25th Feb 2024		Tracks A1 and B2 feature Gene Rondo.

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