In late October 1989, David ‘Mr Bongo’ Buttle opened his first record shop,\u00a0underneath Daddy Kool\u2019s Reggae Store on Berwick Street in London. 25 years later and they are still flying the flag for quality music, and are now\u00a0celebrating a quarter of a century of Mr Bongo.<\/p>\n
As part of our 25 years retrospective Mr. Bongo<\/strong> is looking back at some of their favourite releases.<\/p>\n This compilation is a celebration of our work from 1989 \u2013 2014; Mr Bongo classics on disc one and the future of Mr Bongo on disc two.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Mr. Bongo In late October 1989, David ‘Mr Bongo’ Buttle opened his first record shop,\u00a0underneath Daddy Kool\u2019s Reggae Store on Berwick Street in London. 25 years later and they are still flying the flag for quality music, and are now\u00a0celebrating a quarter of a century of Mr Bongo.<\/p>\n As part of our 25 years retrospective Mr. Bongo<\/strong> is looking back at some of their favourite releases.<\/p>\n This compilation is a celebration of our work from 1989 \u2013 2014; Mr Bongo classics on disc one and the future of Mr Bongo on disc two.<\/p>\n
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