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on the "Throw Me Corn" riddim.

Wrong! This is called "Don't Slam The Door"!

No, this is Rock Steady! Only young people spelled it wrong Rocksteady. :-)

Yess-I, Charles 'Charlie Organaire' Cameron was one of the best harmonica players, but Bobby Aitken played it well, too.

On original D Darling records the track titled "Namely You Feeling Good".

on this track in very clear sound like on cd you could hear Lee Perry playing the rattle!

The Trojans rules

"Hold Me Baby" produced in 1968 and the same riddim you'll find in "Na Skin Up" by Johnny Osbourne.

@rasFeelFlashman In autumn of 1967 Coxsone sent The Soul Brothers with some Studio One singers on tour in England. For this tour he renamed the bands name (with some minor changes) to The Soul Vendors!

But "Sounds Of Silence" was recorded in the last days of 1966, so the bands name was The Soul B...

produced at the end of 1963!

I recommend the ska version "Cider Drinker" from Bad Manners!

Yes, it's the advertising song of VW up. But Baba Brooks was the wrong credits! Yes, you'll hear his trumpet playing, but credits goes original to Roland Alphonso & The Skatalites (as Randy's All Stars)! Fantastic Ska!

top Skalypso! - love it

Dinah!

the matrix FDR 6620 showed a pressing in 1965, so the tune couldn't be produced later. It's ska and the accompaniment is by Baba Brooks Band.

this is ska!

Musical Scorcher Count Macuki & Sound Dimensions (JA matrix FCD 7798), produced 1968.

hot Boney M. Ska cover

Original title is "Western Ska"!

the original song is Jamaican Ska by Lord Brynner & Norma Frazer, produced by Coxsone Dodd in 1965.

nice cover versions on this LP from 1973!

"Remember Ma & Pa" on Creative Calypso Records, 1962.

This isn't a Coxsone production! Produced by Carl 'Sir J J' Johnson!!!

Locust!

a ballad and a tearjerker.

've this one on Cook Records (Trinidad) and Melodisc Records (UK) and someone told me, it should be the first Coxsone production of Lord Creator in 1959/60, one can say for sure. The other Studio One Version must be produced in 1966 with musical accompaniment by The Soul Brothers! In 1965 Kentri...

Original artists titled "Lord Jambo The First & Raymond Harper & Bobby Aitken & The Carib Beats"

yes indeed, it's Frank Cosmo singin'!

yes-I, the harmonies were by (Toots &) The Maytals!

"Jack Sparrow" = Leonard 'The Ethiopian' Dillon, harmonies by The Wailers!

It's Count Machuki!

This is a slightly different ver. of the Original, recorded and produced by Coxsone Dodd in 1966, musical arrangement by Jackie Mittoo and the backing band were The Soul Brothers. Fantastic sound of the Rude Boy era and by the way, I like fat girls, too!

Original title is only "Don't Be Rude"!

my favourite!

From the Slim Smith & The Gaylads session in 1966!

"Summertaires" is wrong credited! It's "Stay" by The Gaylads!

A very special production of Sonia E. Pottinger in 1966. Solo and written by Baba Brooks, but the band was Granville Williams Orchestra!!!

"Sweet Dream" by Bibby & The Astronauts, produced by Justin Yap in 1964 and relesed on his Top Deck label.