Black Music Magazine
Back in the early 1970s, Black Music Magazine held the unique position of being the sole publication dedicated to covering the Jamaican music scene. Each month, they released the “Black Music Reggae Top Ten” charts for both singles and albums. We will be regularly sharing these vintage charts on our website, courtesy of Eric Denham, to whom we extend our gratitude.
Singles Chart August 1975
1. Caugh You In A Lie – Louisa Marks (Safari)
2. Natty No Jester – Big Youth (Action)
3. Miss Wire Waist – Carl Malcolm (Black Wax)
4. Worried Over You – Honey Boy (Penguin)
5. Tears On My Pillow – Johnny Nash (Cbs)
6. Sinners Were You Gonna Hide – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes (Pama)
7. I’m Your Puppet – Jimmy London (Jama)
8. In A Game – Honey Boy (Penguin)
9. Talking Blues – The Maroons (Horse)
10. Single Girl – T.T Ross (Dip)
Singles Chart August 1975 Playlist
Albums CHART August 1975
1. King Tubby Meets The Upsetter At The Gras Roots Of Dub – King Tubby (Fay Music)
2. Dubbing With The Observer – Niney & The Observer (Attack)
3. Reggae Hit The Town – Various Artists (Pama)
4. Sit Right Down And Cry – Errol Dunkley (Third World)
5. Ital Dub – Augustus Pablo (Trojan)
6. Just Dennis – Dennis Brown (Trojan)
7. Reggae Confussion – Various Artists (Third World)
8. Nyabingi – Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus (Trojan)
9. Enter Into The Gates With Praise – Johnny Clarke (Attack)
10. Torch Of Freedom – Keith Hudson (Mamba)









