
Jah Stitch (Melbourne James, Kingston, Jamaica, 27 July 1949 - 28 April 2019) was a Jamaican reggae deejay best known for his recordings in the 1970s. After an introduction to music singing in a yard with the likes of The Wailers, The Heptones, Roy Shirley, and Stranger Cole, Melbourne James became well known in Jamaica by deejaying with the Lord Tippertone and Black Harmony sound systems, working as Jah Stitch. His debut single was the Errol Holt-produced "Danger Zone".
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Ragga Muffin Style
Black Harmony Killer
Give Jah The Glory
Real Born African
Cool Down Youthman
Greedy Girl
Sinners Repent Your Soul
King Of The Arena
African People (3 in 1)
Ragga Muffin Style (Pressure Drop Rmx)
Militant Man
Crazy Joe
African People
No Dread Can't Dead
Watch Your Step Youthman
Set Up Yourself Dreadlocks
Judgement
African Queen
Make A Joyful Noise
Zion Gate / Every Wicked Have To Crawl
Raggamuffin Style
Bury The Barber
Jah Help The Dread
Watch Your Step
The Killer
Give the Glory
Conference At Waterhouse
Autumn Season
Evilest Thing
Love and Harmony
Burry The Barber
Universal Ruler
War Is Ugly
Marshall Dread
Make A Joyful Noise To Jah
Watch You're Step Youthman
See And Blind
Make Joyful Noise To Jah
Two Roads Before You
Every Wicked Have To Crawl
Heavy Heavy Stuff
Let Love Stay
Reggae Muffin Style
No Limousine In Zion
Dread Inna Jamdown
It Dread In A Rome
life in the ghetto
Bawl For The Rootes
Grey Ethiopian
Raggamufin Style
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