Album Discography
- Ready Natty Dreadie (1975, Studio One)
- CB 200 (1976, Island)
- Bionic Dread (1976, Black Swan)
- Clash (1977, Burning Sounds) with Trinity
- Talkin' Blues (1977, Magnum)
- Top Ranking Dillinger (1977, Third World)
- Superstar (1977, Weedbeat)
- Cornbread (1978, Jamaica Sound)
- Non Stop Disco Style (1978, Clocktower)
- Answer My Questions (1979, Third World)
- Marijuana In My Brain (1979, Jamaica Sound)
- Funky Punk Rock To The Music (1979, Bellaphon)
- Live at the Music Machine (1979, Jamaica Sound)
- Dub Organiser (197?, Scandal Bag)
- Cup Of Tea (1980, Jamaica Sound)
- Badder Than Them (1981, A&M)
- Corn Bread (1983, Vista Sounds)
- Live at London (1981, Vista Sounds) with Clint Eastwood
- Join The Queue (1983, Oak Sounds)
- King Pharaoh (1984, Blue Moon)
- Best Of Live (1984, Vista Sounds)
- Cocaine (1984, New Cross)
- Tribal War (1986, New Cross)
- 3 Piece Suit (1993, Culture Press)
- Say No To Drugs (1993, Lagoon)
- Youthman Veteran (2001, Jah Warrior)
- At King Tubby's (2006, Attack)
- Ten To One (2007, Dream Catcher)
There have also been dozens of compilation albums of Dillinger's work released on various record labels since the 1980s.
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