A vibrant compilation of classic Jamaican reggae beats on a 180g colored vinyl, showcasing foundational rhythms of the genre.
Artist page · 04/07/2026
REGGAE
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REGGAE, Reggae rhythms and roots from Jamaica to international compilations.
Over 10 notable reggae vinyl releases focusing on roots, ska, dub and francophone styles with colored audiophile pressings.
Reggae music stands out with its strong roots in Jamaican culture and a distinctly rhythmic pulse. The vinyl catalog includes compilations like "Greatest Jamaican Beat" on 180g colored vinyl and "Jackpot of Hits", a 1969 rocksteady compilation pressed on audiophile orange vinyl. Francophone reggae also appears, including "Keep Calm and Love" on 180g yellow marble vinyl. Recent and forthcoming compilations such as "Masters of Reggae 2025" and "Room in the Sky 200th" continue to celebrate this genre's legacy.
Audiophiles will appreciate the quality of these pressings from labels like Music on Vinyl, Trojan, Ariwa, and Omnivore, offering LP formats with specific color variants and weight details.
Discography
REGGAE — Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Mango · 1991
Mango · 1990
Mango · 1988Playlist
Signature tracks
The tracks that sum up REGGAE's career.
The essentials
The 3 REGGAE albums you absolutely need
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
Essential rocksteady tracks from 1969, pressed on 180g orange audiophile vinyl, capturing early reggae spirit with superior sound quality.
A roots reggae LP released by Omnivore, embodying authentic Jamaican reggae influences and cultural themes.
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Collectors
For vinyl die-hards
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
Market values (source: Discogs)
For each reference edition, these cards summarise the state of the global Discogs market. Market position places the average price of a copy between the observed min and max prices. Average price is the price seen for a mint-condition copy. Copies available counts listings currently for sale. Collectors who want it is the number of Discogs users who added it to their wantlist without owning it — a good signal of upcoming demand.
Notable pressings & editions
Face B
Side B: the hidden stories of REGGAE
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
“Reggae music merges rhythmic depth with cultural storytelling unique to Jamaica.”— Vinyles.com
Recording of Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra's 1988 album
The Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra recorded their self-titled album in 1988, released on Mango and Island Records with multiple vinyl pressings across the US, Greece, and more.
Original German pressing of 'RPO Time' LP
The 'RPO Time' album was released in 1990 on Mango Records with an original pressing from Germany carrying catalog number 211 012, available for under 3€ currently.
Music On Vinyl's 'Greatest Jamaican Beat' 180g colored vinyl
Released in 2019, this compilation showcases key Jamaican reggae rhythms on high-quality 180g colored vinyl, released by Music On Vinyl.
Reggae's worldwide appeal recognized through diverse compilations
Reggae has been compiled globally, including francophone releases and roots reggae focused albums, reflecting its international and cross-cultural resonance.
Records by REGGAE
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FAQ: REGGAE on physical formats
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
What formats are common for reggae vinyl releases?
Reggae vinyl most often comes in LP format, sometimes colored or 180g audiophile pressings, with compilations and studio albums prevalent.
Which labels are prominent for reggae vinyl?
Labels like Music On Vinyl, Mango, Trojan, Ariwa, and Omnivore release significant reggae vinyl records, often with colored or heavyweight editions.
Are there special reggae vinyl compilations from France or French-speaking regions?
Yes, the reggae genre includes francophone compilations like "Keep Calm and Love" and "Queens of Ariwa Part 1," pressed on colored vinyl formats.
What is the typical price range for reggae vinyl?
Prices vary widely from around 10€ for common compilations to 20€ or higher for special colored or audiophile pressings.
Which reggae vinyl albums are essential for collectors?
Essential albums include the "Greatest Jamaican Beat" 180g colored vinyl, the 1969 Rocksteady "Jackpot of Hits," and roots reggae releases such as "Send I a Lion a Nighthawk Reggae Joint."
How does reggae vinyl quality compare for audiophiles?
Audiophile reggae vinyl like 180g pressed colored editions offer enhanced sound depth and clarity appreciated by collectors and enthusiasts.
What are some places in France where I can find reggae vinyl?
Reggae vinyl records are available in major French cities including Paris and Marseille, often found in specialized record shops focused on World and Reggae music.
Where can I discover rare and colored pressing reggae vinyl in France?
Colored and rare reggae vinyl can be found in niche French vinyl stores and at festivals that feature reggae music, helping collectors source unique items.
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Sources & method
This page is compiled by the vinyles.com editorial team from public sources and our marketplace.
Our method
- Discographic data from MusicBrainz (dates, countries, activity period).
- Tracklists, artwork and genres retrieved via Discogs Masters.
- Values (low / median / high) and stock from the Discogs Marketplace.
- Audience and similar artists via Last.fm.
- Page updated automatically and reviewed by the editorial team.
