"Ivan 'Lloydie Slim' Smith is one of the unsung movers and shakers of 1970s reggae. Slim worked for a time as both in-studio producer & record promoter for Bunny Lee and Channel 1, the two biggest and most significant producers of the 1970s. At the same time, he quietly built his own catalog and released a relatively small but very high quality-barrage of his own productions. These were released across many different labels, both his own and some belonging to his friends and collaborators. Slim moved to New York at the end of the '70s, and continued producing into the 1990s. We have issued some of his work before, but now we present the first ever compilation of Slim's work, featuring his most classic tunes, all taken from master tapes for proper sound, and in a lovely two-sided hand silkscreened jacket. Watch this site, because there's much more to come, released & unreleased, from the Record Smith himself!"
| A1 | Ronnie Davis - Live In Unity |
| A2 | Ronnie Davis - World By Myself |
| A3 | Cornell Campbell & The Eternals - Heading For The Mountain |
| A4 | Ronnie Davis - Jah Jah Jahovah |
| A5 | Tapper Zukie - Judge I O Lord I.N.R.I. |
| B1 | Hortense Ellis - Mr. Lee Mr. Lee |
| B2 | Barrington Spence - Why Did You Leave Me To Cry |
| B3 | I-Roy - Look A Boom |
| B4 | The Heptones - Tripe Girl |
| B5 | Ronnie Davis - Power Of Love |
