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BUNNY WAILER / SOLOMONIC SINGLES 1: TREAD ALONG 1969-1976 & SOLOMONIC SINGLES 2: RISE & SHINE 1977-1986
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Chanted and Played by SONS OF NEGUS / Very Rare Nyahbingi 45 Series
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DUB STORE RECORDS PRESENTS Studio One 7”Series
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VENA Releases
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Techiniques Releases
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Ernest Ranglin CDs
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King Tubbys Releases
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Tommy McCook Releases
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Merritone Releases
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LJ7 Releases
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Merritone Releases Part. 11
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Llans Thelwell Releases
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BMN Releases
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Solomonic Production Presents Bunny Wailer 3nd Releases
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22nd Jan 2014　Ashandan 1 Single Releases!
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22nd Jan 2014　Redman 1 Single Releases!
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Derrick Harriott
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Federal 12inch Release
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Kiddus I Release
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United Africa Release
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King Jammys Special
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Kentone 45rpm Releases
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King Jammys 45rpm Releases Part2
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King tubbys 45s Release
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King Jammys 45s Release
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Solomonic Production Presents Bunny Wailer 'The Blackheart Man'
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サー・コリンズ リリース特集 キラ・シスタ 10inchリリース スタジオ・ワン オフィシャルTシャツ
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Profiles
artist hall of fame

Sugar Minott

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: May 1, 2020
Sugar Minott’s honesty shone through in everything that he ever did and his untimely death has sent shock waves throughout the reggae world.

Alton Ellis

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Apr 17, 2020
Alton Ellis was, beyond any doubt, Jamaica’s most soulful singer ever and his influence on the development of Jamaican music through his matchless singing and song-writing is profound.

Dennis Brown

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Apr 3, 2020
The ‘Crown Prince Of Reggae’, Dennis Emanuel Brown, was Jamaican music’s most consistently popular performer. Many artists achieve fame and adulation after their death but Dennis Brown earned an unparalleled amount of love and devotion during his life time.

Ethiopians

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Mar 27, 2020
“Leonard Dillon, who was in effect The Ethiopians, remains one of the unsung heroes of Jamaican music…” Steve Barrow & Peter Dalton

Lee Perry

Text by Jeremy Collingwood
Update: Mar 13, 2020
Currently, rightly, seen as a key figure in the development of the form & structure of music, yet alone reggae. In a glorious decade from 1969 to 1979 he produced hundred’s of singles, ten’s of albums and was right there at the genesis of Dub, Sampling and Remixing. He stands with a alongside the likes of Phil Spector or Atlantic & Stax.
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label hall of fame
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Gay Feet / High Note

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Nov 15, 2017
Sonia Pottinger was Jamaica’s first and foremost female record producer; her husband, Lyndon O. Pottinger, was one of the unacknowledged founding fathers of Jamaican music.
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Solomonic

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: May 17, 2016
“The music is a river of conviction, flowing past sadness, pain, oppression and rejection into the hope of the glorious kingdom of Jah Jah.“ Jean Fairweather
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Techniques

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Apr 15, 2016
“Yet I want nothing out of it. A man can get fi him credit. I get my credit from the work I do.” Winston Riley
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Channel One

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Sep 25, 2014
Well charged, disco mixed and hit bound… “no other Jamaican studio was to have quite the same impact in 1975 to 1976 or exert as much influence on the direction of the music.” Steve Barrow & Peter Dalton
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Observer

Text by Harry Hawks
Update: Jul 14, 2014
One of Jamaica’s most inventive and radical record producers ‘The Observer’ Holness has always been a name to watch out for…
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rhythm hall of fame
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Party Time


Update: Apr 15, 2016
Classical Rock Steady rhythm recorded at Studio One, the original cut was performed by Heptones in 1967.
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54 46 Was My Number


Update: Jan 27, 2012
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Twice My Age

Text by Dub Store Sound Inc.
Update: Sep 5, 2011
A massive combination hit song by Shabba Ranks and Krystal. Another prominent rhythm / song of the 80's dancehall produced by Augustus Gussie Clarke.
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Heptones Gonna Fight

Text by Dub Store Sound Inc.
Update: Aug 25, 2015
Another Rock Steady masterpiece recorded at Studio One. Performed by a vocal trio named Heptones.
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Action


Update: Jun 21, 2011
A major international hit song / rhythm produced by Dave Kelly on his Mad House label.
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