Dread prophecy : the strange and wonderful story of Yabby You

"Resident in one of the most hardcore Rasta communities in Kingston, yet forever reasoning on behalf of his Christian faith, Yabby You, aka Vivian Jackson, was a reggae one-off. In the mid '70s, he made the very rootsiest of roots music, his rightous chants often getting dubbed by King Tubby. That era was sublimely anthologised across two discs by Blood & Fire circa '97, but since that's now out of print disc one here is a must-hear, serving up highlights like Anti Christ, Conquering Lion, Jah Vengeance - extraordinary stuff ... However, the remaining two discs often swap quality for rarity value".

"At long last, Jackson gets proper respect again - posthumously, he died in 2010 - with the new box set (...) lovingly organized by reggae authority Randall Grass, these 56 tracks are close to a definitive collection".