Soul Jazz Records Presents - Studio One: Freedom Sounds: Studio One in the 1960 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Studio One Freedom Sounds Studio One in the 1960's 'STUDIO ONE IN THE 1960S' - This comp focuses on the tag's successes in the 1960s, a period when Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd helmed an operation that was the Jamaican equivalent of Motown. The tunes they were cutting were just as hot as the Motor City tag's, too, something evidenced by the A-grade list of artists on 'Studio One Freedom Sounds'. Bob Marley & The Wailers, Alton Ellis, Peter Tosh, Jackie Mittoo and many more. Album Tracks 1. Rain or Shine - Don Drummond & the Skatalites 2. Morning Sun - the Gaylads 3. Just Because of You - Delroy Wilson 4. Sunday Coming - Alton Ellis 5. I Am What I Am - Jackie Opel 6. I Am the Toughest - Peter Tosh 7. Get Ready - Delroy Wilson 8. Timo-Oh - Mr. Foundation 9. Provocation - Roland Alphonso & the Soul Brothers 10. Love Me Girl - Leroy & Rocky 11. Love Who Is Back Again - Slim & Delroy 12. Spread Satin - the Skatalites 13. Contemplating Mind - Barrington Spence 14. Psychedelic Rock - Ernest Ranglin 15. Destiny - Bob Marley & the Wailers 16. Reggae in the Grass - Roland Alphonso 17. We Can Talk It Over - Zoot Simms 18. Hi Jack - Jackie Mittoo
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- GenreReggaeDescriptionStudio One Freedom Sounds Studio One in the 1960's 'STUDIO ONE IN THE 1960S' - This comp focuses on the tag's successes in the 1960s, a period when Clement 'Sir Coxsone' Dodd helmed an operation that was the Jamaican equivalent of Motown. The tunes they were cutting were just as hot as the Motor City tag's, too, something evidenced by the A-grade list of artists on 'Studio One Freedom Sounds'. Bob Marley & The Wailers, Alton Ellis, Peter Tosh, Jackie Mittoo and many more. Album Tracks 1. Rain or Shine - Don Drummond & the Skatalites 2. Morning Sun - the Gaylads 3. Just Because of You - Delroy Wilson 4. Sunday Coming - Alton Ellis 5. I Am What I Am - Jackie Opel 6. I Am the Toughest - Peter Tosh 7. Get Ready - Delroy Wilson 8. Timo-Oh - Mr. Foundation 9. Provocation - Roland Alphonso & the Soul Brothers 10. Love Me Girl - Leroy & Rocky 11. Love Who Is Back Again - Slim & Delroy 12. Spread Satin - the Skatalites 13. Contemplating Mind - Barrington Spence 14. Psychedelic Rock - Ernest Ranglin 15. Destiny - Bob Marley & the Wailers 16. Reggae in the Grass - Roland Alphonso 17. We Can Talk It Over - Zoot Simms 18. Hi Jack - Jackie MittooArtistSoul Jazz Records PresentsTitleStudio One: Freedom Sounds: Studio One in the 1960FormatCDLabelSoul Jazz
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