Top hits plus some rare cuts! - Henry "Junjo" Lawes Volcano label (and sound system) dominated the sound of Reggae and Early Dancehall from 1980 to 1985 and influenced contemporary music around the world. This is tribute to the man and to the music - where the basic one-drop beat changed to a more basic beat with a snare hit at the two instead of a foot bass - covering the key artists, big hits and rarities that created the legend, all in all 28 tracks. Side one and two present the singers and side three and four present the deejays, with all tracks backed by the musicians of the Roots Radics and the High Times Band, recorded and mixed at Channel One Recording Studio, Harry J's Recording Studio, Joe Gibbs Studio and King Tubby's Studio. Compiled in 2010 by Fidel "Twice" Luna and Joel Chin, this great 2LP-Vinyl set is available again!

Tracklisting:
Side One
A1. Prison Oval Rock – Barrington Levy
A2. I Am The Don – Leroy Smart
A3. Police In Helicopter – John Holt
A4. Hog & Goat – Don Carlos
A5. Give Another Israel A Try – Barry Brown
A6. Chip In – Wayne Jarrett
A7. Lover’s Affair – Junior Reid
Side Two
B1. Johnny Osbourne – Ice Cream Love
B2. Fire House Rock – Wailing Souls
B3. Come Fi Mash It – Tony Tuff
B4. Dancehall Style – Little John
B5. Pass The Tu Sheng Peng – Frankie Paul
B6. Look How Me Sexy – Linval Thompson
B7. Last Dance – Al Campbell
Side Three
C1. Boneman Connection - Nicodemus
C2. Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt - Yellowman
C3. Hoola Hoope – Josey Wales
C4. Bible Story – Early B
C5. Anarexol – Eek-A-Mouse
C6. Two Bad DJ - Clint Eastwood & General Saint
C7. Fisherman Style – Captain Sinbad
Side Four
D1. Bam Salute – Lee Van Cliff
D2. Bubbling Telephone (Chalice) – Charlie Chaplin
D3. Some A Halla – Ranking Trevor
D4. Michigan & Smiley – Diseases
D5. Wicked She Wicked – Billy Boyo
D6. Dance Pon The Corner – Sister Nancy
D7. How The West Was Won - Toyan