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Article ID LP-14502
Format 2x LP
Artist Various Artists
Title Studio One Groups
Track list
Pos. Sample Artist Title Riddim Remarks
1 MP3 sample Wailing Souls Mr Fire Coal Man
2 MP3 sample Righteous Flames Solid Foundation
3 MP3 sample Gaylads Give A Helping Hand
4 MP3 sample Bassies Things A Come Up To Bump
5 MP3 sample Mad Lads You Will Never Know
6 MP3 sample Clarendonians You Can't Be Happy You Can't Be Happy
7 MP3 sample Consumates What Is It
8 MP3 sample Carlton And The Shoes Happy Land
9 MP3 sample Viceroys The Struggle
10 MP3 sample Maytals I'll Never Grow Old
11 MP3 sample Heptones Get In The Groove
12 MP3 sample Royals Pick Up The Pieces
13 MP3 sample Gladiators Jah Jah Go Before Us
14 MP3 sample Bob Marley Love And Affection
15 MP3 sample Stingers Down Presser International
16 MP3 sample Cables Baby Why
17 MP3 sample Ethiopians Owe Me No Pay Me
18 MP3 sample Purpleites The Pressure Is On
19 MP3 sample Silvertones Cheating And Lying Love To Share
Style(s) Studio One, Reggae
Label Studio One/Soul Jazz 151C
Producer Dodd
Year 1965
Country GB - United Kingdom
Quality m/m re
Remarks red vinyl reissue 2021
15 years on from its original release Studio One Groups remains one of the toughest of all Soul Jazz/Studio One releases and features some of the biggest groups in the history of Reggae music including Bob Marley and The Wailers, Toots and the Maytals and The Heptones who all began their careers at 13 Brentford Road, under the guidance of the great producer and label owner Clement ‘Sir Coxsone' Dodd.
Featuring many, many classic and killer tunes from The Wailing Souls, Carlton and His Shoes, The Gladiators, The Ethiopians, The Mad Lads and more. Studio One Groups brings together numerous classic artists alongside a number of rarities and delves into Studio One’s musical output in its prime in the 1960s and 70s featuring Ska, Roots, Rocksteady, Dub and more. Clement Dodd’s role in launching and nurturing Reggae groups and singers is unsurpassed and Studio One’s success was due to Dodd’s ability to see talent, surround himself with it and nurture artists.
Launching Bob Marley and The Wailers career at Studio One also meant housing Marley in a flat in the studio compound, as well as employing Marley in an A&R role, checking out the latest American soul and jazz 45s that came out for Studio One artists to cover. In similar fashion Leroy Sibbles, lead vocalist with the Heptones, became the key in-house bass player after being taught from scratch by Jackie Mittoo.
Studio One Groups were at the heart of the label’s success. The sweet three-part harmonies, so close to the heart of Jamaican music, can be heard throughout every stylistic change of Reggae music – Ska, Rocksteady, Roots and beyond - all of which are featured here in all their vocalised glory.
The album comes with excellent informative sleevenotes by the author and Studio One discographer Rob Chapman, and exclusive photography including the stunning colour picture of Bob Marley and the Wailers on the front of the release.
Price EUR 27.06
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