Record Stores in Kingston, Jamaica
5 record stores — last verified July 2026.
- Bob Marley Museum Record Shop
Record shop inside the Bob Marley Museum, Marley's former home on Hope Road, stocking vinyl and CD collections of his catalog alongside a separate memorabilia gift shop. Museum open Mon-Sat; shop-specific hours not independently confirmed.
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- Derrick Harriot's Music Shop
Ska/rocksteady legend Derrick Harriott's long-running One Stop record shop, stocking vinyl and DVDs spanning Jamaica's musical history. Turntables on site for in-store listening; condition varies but the selection is deep.
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- Mitchie's Record Shop
New addition to Orange St's Beat Street record row, run by Mitchie, who sells reggae vinyl for browsing or purchase and hosts live music some Fridays. Popular stop on Kingston cultural/heritage walking tours.
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- Rockers International Records
Downtown Orange St (Beat Street) shop founded by Augustus Pablo's family, dealing reggae and dub vinyl in a hole-in-the-wall, cultural-landmark setting. Vinyl condition varies; staff let diggers hang out and listen.
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- Tuff Gong Record Shop
Retail shop at the Tuff Gong International studio/pressing-plant complex Bob Marley founded, selling classic vinyl alongside CDs, DVDs, books and Marley/Tuff Gong merchandise.
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Recently closed
- Prince Buster One Stop Record Shack closed December 2016.
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Kingston, Jamaica?
Kingston, Jamaica has 5 record stores in the directory, last verified July 2026.
Has a record store in Kingston closed recently?
Yes — Prince Buster One Stop Record Shack (December 2016) closed recently. Its page stays up with a list of nearby open shops.