Among one of the most sought-after English dub albums, Black Jade's Contempo is still somewhat of a mystery. Definitely ahead of its time, their deeper dub style was very sophisticated indeed. The material was originally recorded between 1975-76 and then collected in their self-produced debut. The vinyl first appearance was at the Notting Hill Carnival in the summer of 1976, where the band -- apparently -- was freely distributing it on the streets.
| A1 | Drum Fashion |
| A2 | Dub Station |
| A3 | Hole Up You Head |
| A4 | Black Rock |
| A5 | Plague Dey-Ya |
| B1 | Virulence |
| B2 | Well Charge |
| B3 | Love, Love, Love |
| B4 | Time |
| B5 | Starliner |
| B6 | Just Me |
