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Boom Shaka Lacka -Treasure Isle Reggae Hits 1968-74
Tracklisting:
1 Ethiopians (The) - Mother's Tender Care
2 Hugh Roy - Love I Tender
3 Mellolads - Chatty Chatty Mouth
4 Stranger Cole - Crying Every Night
5 Phyllis Dillon - Woman Of The Ghetto (alias In The Ghetto)
6 U Roy - Wake The Town
7 Dorothy Reid - All Your Love
8 Chosen Few - Boom Shaka Lacka
9 John Holt - Tonight
10 Eagles (The) (Reggae) - Rub It Down
11 U Roy - Rule The Nation
12 Dominoes (The) - Mighty Redeemer
13 Winston Jarrett - Ease Me Up Officer
14 Dennis Alcapone - Wake Up Jamaica
15 Melodians (The) - Passion Love
16 John Holt - Ali Baba
17 Lizzy - Love Is A Treasure
18 Phyllis Dillon - One Love To Give One Life To Live
19 Ethiopians (The) - Pirate
20 U Roy - Version Galore
21 Nora Dean - Ay Ay Ay
22 Dennis Alcapone - DJ's Choice
23 Alton Ellis - Remember That Sunday
24 Cynthia Richards - Ailyi
25 John Holt - I See Your Face
26 Hugh Roy - Wear You To The Ball
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Tommy McCook & The Supersonics – The Complete Treasure Isle Dub Collection 2009
2-Construction Dub Style
3-Dub So True
4-Arabian Dub
5-Dub I Love
6-Willow Tree Dub
7-Touch A Dub
8-This Yah Dub
9-Everybody Dubbing
10-Moody Dub
11-Dub On Little Girl
12-You I´ll Dub
13-Ballistic Queen
14-Reigning Dub
15-Toughest
16-Midnight Dub
17-Chucky Love
18-Gemini Rock
19-Guidance
20-Top Ranking
21-Love Chant
22-Twilight Zone
23-Tracking Dub
24-Love Dub
25-Dub With Strings
26-Lift Off
27-Ride De Dub
28-Rema Skank
29-Bond Street Rock
30-Many Questions
31-The Attorney
32-Silver Hour
33-Twilight Rock
34-Dreads Leaving Babylon
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The Treasure Isle Story - The Soul of Jamaica -2017
The first comprehensive anthology of one of Jamaican music’s greatest record labels, the 4CD set comprises 115 tracks, including numerous major ska, rock steady and reggae hits, as well as 29 tracks new to CD.
This sumptuous package also include a 16 page booklet featuring a detailed bio of Treasure Isle producer Duke Reid, embellished with lots of rare and fascinating imagery.
This essential collection, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first UK Trojan label, created specifically to showcase Reid’s productions.
DISC #1: FEEL SO FINE – THE MENTO, SHUFFLE & SKA YEARS
• Penny Reel – Lord Power
• Lollipop Girl – The Jiving Juniors
• Judgment Day – Laurel Aitken
• In And Out The Window – Monty & Roy
• Feel So Fine (aka Feel So Good) – Derrick & Patsy
• River Bank (aka Bank To Bank) Part 1 – Baba Brooks & His Band
• Rough And Tough – Stranger Cole
• Watermelon Man – The Baba Brooks Orchestra
• When You Call My Name – Stranger & Patsy
• Musical Communion – The Baba Brooks Orchestra
• Solomon A Gundy – Eric Morris
• Woman A Come – Margerita
• Yeah Yeah Baby – Stranger & Patsy
• Eastern Standard Time – Don Drummond & The Skatalites
• Carry Go Bring Come – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Garden Of Love – Don Drummond & The Skatalites
• The Fits Is On Me – Owen & Leon
• Down Town Gal – Joe White
• Street Corner – Don Drummond & The Skatalites
• Rub Up, Push Up – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Occupation – The Skatalites featuring Don Drummond
• Vacation – The Melodies
• Latin Goes Ska – The Skatalites
• Little Did You Know – The Techniques
• Don’t Call Me Daddy – Derrick Morgan
• Dance Crasher – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• Lucky Seven – Don Drummond & The Tommy McCook Band
• Try Me – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
DISC #2: THE TIDE IS HIGH – THE ROCK STEADY YEARS
• Girl I’ve Got A Date – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• Happy Go Lucky Girl – The Paragons
• Cry Tough – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• On The Beach – The Paragons
• Don’t Stay Away – Phyllis Dillon
• The Tide Is High – The Paragons
• Save A Bread – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Do It Right – The Three Tops
• Rock Steady – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• Things You Say You Love – The Jamaicans
• Only A Smile – The Paragons
• Why Birds Follow Spring – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• I Will Get Along Without You – The Melodians
• You Don’t Care – The Techniques
• Perfidia – Phyllis Dillon
• You Don’t Need Me – The Melodians
• Ain’t That Loving You – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• Queen Majesty – The Techniques
• You Have Caught Me – The Melodians
• Baba Boom (Festival ‘67) – The Jamaican
• Last Train To Expo ‘67 – The Melodians
• I’m A Loving Pauper – Dobby Dobson
• Travelling Man – The Techniques
• My Willow Tree – Alton Ellis
• I Wish It Would Rain – The Techniques
• Angel Of The Morning – Joya Landis
• Those Guys – The Sensations
• True, True, True – Ken Parker
DISC #3: WAKE THE TOWN – REGGAE YEARS
• I’ll Be Lonely – John & Joya
• Moonlight Lover – Joya Landis
• Get On The Right Track – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
• Tonight – John Holt
• Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – Alton Ellis
• Ali Baba – John Holt
• Everybody Bawling – The Melodians
• Drink Milk – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Lock Jaw – Dave Barker
• Stealing Stealing – John Holt
• I Can’t Hide – Ken Parker
• Funky Reggae – Dave Barker
• Remember That Sunday – Alton Ellis & Phyllis Dillon
• Wake The Town – U Roy & Winston Wright
• What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Alton Ellis
• Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka – Hopeton Lewis
• Rule The Nation – U Roy
• You Made Me So Very Happy – Alton Ellis
• Wear You To The Ball – U Roy & John Holt
• One Life To Live, One Love To Give – Phyllis Dillon
• Drive Her Home – Hopeton Lewis & U Roy
• Botheration – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Sister Big Stuff – John Holt
• Pirate – The Ethiopians
• Mighty Redeemer Part 1 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Help Me Make It Through The Night – Ken Parker
• Wake Up Jamaica – Dennis Alcapone
• Blackbird (Singing) – Rosalyn Sweat & The Paragons
• Sunshine (On My Shoulders) – Pat Kelly
• Sinners Where You Gonna Hide – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
DISC 4: FROM THE VAULTS
• Feeling Of Love –Stranger & Ken
• Guns Fever (original mix – take 2) – The Baba Brooks Band
• Want Me Cock (take 1) – Owen & Leon
• You Wish Me Bad (take 6) – The Spanishtonians
• Nuclear Weapon (original mix) – Roland Alphonso & The Baba Brooks Band
• Wake Me, Shake Me (take 2) – The Zodiacs
• Honey I Love (All My Tears) – Alton Ellis & The Flames
• Storm Warning (take 1) – Lyn Taitt & The Boys
• My True Confession (take 1) – The Silvertones
• Michelle – Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
• Once A Man (alternate version) – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• The Lesson – The Teacher Man
• Soul Love – Joey & Group
• Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – The Termites
• There She Goes – Hopeton Lewis
• What A Situation – Hopeton Lewis & Sir Lord Comic
• Boys And Girls Reggae (take 3) – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
• Cry Little Girl, Cry – Tyrone Evans
• Don’t Run For A Hiding Place – The Silvertones
• What Have I Done – The Versatiles
• Sufferation 1969 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
• Wooden Heart (alternate version – take 3) – John Holt
• Every Day Is A Holiday (alternate version) – The Sensations
• Reggae Saints (When The Saints Go Marching In) (take 2) – Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
• Barbwire (alternate version) – Nora Dean
• Chant – Duke Reid All Stars
• Fire Fire (take 3) – Tony & His Group
• Woman Of The Ghetto (original mix) – Phyllis Dillon
• I Wish It Would Rain (rehearsal) – Pat Kelly
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Various - Treasure Isle Pieces Of Eight - Link Fixed 2024
Fabulous box set containing eight slices of classic Duke Reid ska thrillers
Single 1:
The Zodiacs With The Baba Brooks Band - Renegade
/ Baba Brooks Band - Duck Soup
Single 2:
The Sensations With Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - The Last Time
/ Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Portrait To Don
Single 3:
The Rio Grandes - Samphey Man
/ The Baba Brooks Band - Special Event
Single 4:
Alton Ellis & The Flames With The Baba Brooks Band - Dont Trouble People
/ The Baba Brooks Band - Alcatraz
Single 5:
The Sensations With The Baba Brooks Band - I Found My Love
/ The Baba Brooks Band - Western Flyer
Single 6:
Lester Sterling With The Baba Brooks Band - So Long
/ Justin Hinds & The Dominoes With The Baba Brooks Band - After A Storm
Single 7:
The Tecniques With The Baba Brooks Band - What You Gonna Do
/ Roland Alphonso With baba Brooks Band - Tribute to Don
Single 8:
Justin Hinds And The Dominoes - Teach The Youth
/ Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Windfall
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Treasure Isle -Presents - More Hottest Hits - HeartBeat Rec
Tracklist
1 The Jamaicans -Dedicated To You
2 The Paragons - On The Beach
3 Gladiators, The Live Wire (Take One)
4 Conquerors, The Lonely Street
5 Dave Barker (2) Funky Funky Reggae
6 Freddie McKay -If I Should Make It
7 Leroy And Junior Break Up To Make Up
8 Coolies, The (3) On The Bank
9 Tyrone Evans -If This World Were Mine
10 Phyllis Dillon -You're Like Heaven
11 The Versatiles -I Love You Baby
12 Soul Lads, The Funny (Take Two)
13 Duke Reid* And U-Roy In The Studio
14.U-Roy And Melodians, The Rock Away (Version Two)
15.Winston Wright Tonight
16.Three Tops* Do It Right (Early Version)
17.Three Tops* With Phyllis Dillon Do It Right (Soul Take)
1 The Jamaicans -Dedicated To You
2 The Paragons - On The Beach
3 Gladiators, The Live Wire (Take One)
4 Conquerors, The Lonely Street
5 Dave Barker (2) Funky Funky Reggae
6 Freddie McKay -If I Should Make It
7 Leroy And Junior Break Up To Make Up
8 Coolies, The (3) On The Bank
9 Tyrone Evans -If This World Were Mine
10 Phyllis Dillon -You're Like Heaven
11 The Versatiles -I Love You Baby
12 Soul Lads, The Funny (Take Two)
13 Duke Reid* And U-Roy In The Studio
14.U-Roy And Melodians, The Rock Away (Version Two)
15.Winston Wright Tonight
16.Three Tops* Do It Right (Early Version)
17.Three Tops* With Phyllis Dillon Do It Right (Soul Take)
By Special Request (18 Top Rock Steady & Reggae Classics)
Principally recorded at Treasure Isle. Kingston, Jamaica.
Includes liner by Digitally remastered by Toby Mountain (Northeastern Digital, Southborough, Massachusetts). The rocksteady era was a magical time in the history of reggae music.
The jazzy, galloping ska backbeat was ceding place to a slower, more elastic groove, and singing styles were mellowing out as well; the vinegary trio harmonies of groups like the Wailers and the Ethiopians gradually gave way to the smoother, more soul-influenced sounds of the Techniques and the Melodians.
The music of this period was, paradoxically, both more spiritual and more sensual than the music that came before, without the ganja-infused mysticism that would come to dominate the music later on. This collection, yet another in a long and fruitful string of collaborations between the American Heartbeat label and Duke Reid's Treasure Isle, brings together 18 gems from the period, including classic tracks by John Holt ("I See Your Face"), Justin Hinds ("Time Pass By"), and Phyllis Dillon ("Take My Heart"), as well as a couple of less noteworthy efforts (such as the Sensations' mediocre "Baby Love").
Overall, this is an excellent overview of a sometimes-neglected chapter in reggae history. ~ Rick Anderson Techniques/John Holt/Sensation Dennis Alcapone/Jamaicans/Vict Chris Wilson. Producer: Duke Reid. Compilation producer: Chris Wilson. Personnel: Lyn Taitt, Hux Brown, Ranny "Bop" Williams (guitar); Danny Simpson, Herman Marquis, Karl Bryan, Lennox Brown, Tommy McCook (saxophone); Johnny Moore Band, Baba Brooks, Bobby Ellis (trumpet); Vin Gordon (trombone); Gladstone Anderson, Aubrey Adams (piano); Neville Hinds, Winston Wright (organ); Hugh Malcolm, Arkland "Drumbago" Parks, Winston Grennan, Esmond Jarrett (drums). Liner Note Author: Chris Wilson. Recording information: Dynamic Studio, Kingston, Jamaica; Treasure Isle Studio, Kingston, Jamaica. The Wire (2/02, p.65) - "...A well judged mix of familiar and rare tunes..."
Track List :
The Techniques - There Comes A Time
John Holt - I See Your Face
The Sensations - Baby Love
Dennis Alcapone - Dj's Choice
The Jamaicans - Woman Go Home
Winston Wright - Cool Down
Ken Parker - True True
United Brothers - What More Can I Say
The Melodians - What More Can I Say
U Roy & The Jamaicans - Peace & Love
Justin Hinds - Time Pass By
The Ethiopians - Conditions Bad A Yard
Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Real Cool
The Termites - Love Up Your Kiss
Phyllis Dillon - Take My Heart
Relations - My Cousin
Victors - You Can't Stop Me
The Dynamic Man - Boss Boss
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Duke's Reid - Midnight Hour - Treasure Isle - CD
Track List :
The Techniques - I'm In The MOOD For Love
The Melodians - Come On Little Girl
The Sensations - Those Guys
Alton Ellis - My Girl
Bobby Dobson - Loving Pauper
The Melodians - You Don't Need Me
The Silverstones - Midnight Hour
Alton Ellis -LA-LA(Means I Love You
The Melodians - I'll Get Along Without You
The Sensations - I'll Never Fall In Love
The Conquerors - Lonely Street
The Conquerors - I Fell In Love
Junstin Hinds & The DOminoes - On A Saturday Night
Junstin Hinds & The DOminoes - Save A Bread
U-Roy & Alton Ellis - Ain't That Loving You
U-Roy & The Paragons - Flashing My Whip
The Melodians - Come On Little Girl
The Sensations - Those Guys
Alton Ellis - My Girl
Bobby Dobson - Loving Pauper
The Melodians - You Don't Need Me
The Silverstones - Midnight Hour
Alton Ellis -LA-LA(Means I Love You
The Melodians - I'll Get Along Without You
The Sensations - I'll Never Fall In Love
The Conquerors - Lonely Street
The Conquerors - I Fell In Love
Junstin Hinds & The DOminoes - On A Saturday Night
Junstin Hinds & The DOminoes - Save A Bread
U-Roy & Alton Ellis - Ain't That Loving You
U-Roy & The Paragons - Flashing My Whip
Ska All Mighty (Top Ska Classics From The Treasure Isle Label) Repost
El sello Heartbeat sumerge una vez más en esa bóveda aparentemente sin fondo de clásicas grabaciones de la disquera Treasure Isle y sale con otra colección de primera categoría de ska vintage. Como siempre, los grandes nombres y los innovadores están bien representados : los legendarios Skatalites comprobar instrumentalmente con " Sailing Along" y Strolling In " y de nuevo el gran dúo de canto Owen & Leon Silvera en " Skill and Craft . " El genio trombón fallecido Don Drummond juega su propio " Don de León" ( " Don de león") el Baba Brooks Band en " Melody Jamboree. " Y Stranger Cole hace su aparición inevitable , haciendo equipo con the Silveras en la encantador tema " Koo Koo Do. " Pero algunas de las mejores pistas son aportados por los artistas menos conocidos , como Los Slickers, cuyo " hombre va a comer a un hombre " es una pieza extraña de la escatología musical, y los Milagros , que llevan los Skatalites a través del genéro ¿Qué he hecho yo " . Casi cualquier colección Treasure Isle es un buen lugar para empezar a explorar el ska de la vieja escuela y el rocksteady ; a diferencia de muchos .
The Heartbeat label dips yet again into that seemingly bottomless vault of classic Treasure Isle recordings and comes up with yet another top-notch collection of vintage ska. As always, the great names and innovators are well represented: the legendary Skatalites check in instrumentally with "Sailing Along" and the blues-based "Strolling In," and they back up the great singing duo Owen & Leon Silvera on "Skill and Craft." The late trombone genius Don Drummond plays his own "Don de Lion" ("Don de lion," get it?) and leads the Baba Brooks Band on "Melody Jamboree." And Stranger Cole makes his inevitable appearance, teaming up with the Silveras on the charming "Koo Koo Do." But some of the best tracks are contributed by more obscure artists, including the Slickers, whose "Man Is Going to Eat Man" is a bizarre piece of musical eschatology, and the Miracles, who lead the Skatalites through the generic but nicely rocking "What Have I Done." Just about any Treasure Isle collection is a good place to start when exploring old-school ska and rocksteady; unlike many, this one is both fully licensed and generously packed. ~ Rick Anderson
Track List :
1.: Don De Lion - Drummond, Don
2.: Running Around - Silvera, Owen & Leon3.: Mama Let Her Out - Upsetters
4.: Spanish Eyes - McCook, Tommy & Lynn Taitt
5.: Time Marches On - Morgan, Derrick & Naomi
6.: Foul Play - Dottie & Bunny
7.: Melody Jamboree - Drummond, Don & Baba Brooks Band
8.: Sailing Along - Skatalites
9.: Man May Go Man May Come - Reid, Duke Group
10.: What Have I Done - Miracles
11.: Feeling Fine - Alphonso, Roland
12.: Man Is Going To Eat Man - Slickers
13.: Why Should I Worry - Hinds, Justin & The Dominoes
14.: Strolling In - Skatalites
15.: Skill And Craft - Silvera, Owen & Leon & The Skatalite Band
16.: Koo Koo Do - Cole, Stranger & Owen & Leon Silvera
17.: Corner Stone - Hinds, Justin & The Dominoes
18.: Independence Ska - Taitt, Lynn & The Baba Brooks Band
19.: Red Gal Ring - Brice, Hayward & The Baba Brooks Band
Duke Reids - MindNight Hour Treasure Isle
The Techniques - I'm In The Mood For Love
The Melodians - Come On Little Girl
The Sensations - Those Guys
Alton Ellis - Girl I've Got A Date
Dobby Dobson - Loving Pauper
The Melodians - You Don't Need Me
The Silverstones - Mindnight Hour
Alton Ellis - La La Means I Love You
The Melodians - I'll Get Along Without You
The Sensations - I'llNever Fall In Love
The Conquerors - Lonely Street
The Conquerors - I Fell In Love
Junstin Hinds & The Dominoes - On A Saturday
Justin Hinds & The Dominoes - Save A Bread
U Roy & Alton Ellis - Ain't That Loving You
U Roy & The Paragons - Flashing My Whip
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Treasure Isle Presents Rock Steady (1966 - 1968)
En este
disco doble ,el trabajo del productor Duke Reíd se hace resaltar con 40 temas mas influenciables
de la época sin menospreciar la riqueza de
estas grabaciones donde predomino el género rocksteady en Jamaica en el año 1966 – 1968 durante este
periodo El Duques al lado de su disquera Treasure Isle predomino con gran
abundancia musical contando también con algunos vocales que iban hacia la sima
contando con el respaldo de Tommy Cook y sus Supersónicos esta selección que realizó trojan records es
de la más selecta espero que lo disfruten .
Treasure Isle Presents Rock Steady' is the second of our new releases highlighting the works of the legendary Duke Reid and features 40 of the most influential, not to mention enjoyable recordings of the era that dominated the Jamaican music scene from 1966 to 1968.
During this period, the Duke's Treasure Isle sound came into its own, dominating the national scene with a plethora of major works, performed by an array of talented vocal acts, backed by clebrated hornsman, Tommy McCook and his Supersonics band.
The recordings on this collection are widely recorded as being among the finest of the period - quite simply, Jamaican music could never sound this soulful ever again.
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DDL-DISC 1:
- Girl I've Got A Date - Alton Ellis & The Flames
- Don't Stay Away - Phyllis Dillon
- Here I Stand - Justin Hinds & Dominoes
- Happy Go Lucky Girl - The Paragons
- Inez - Lester Sterling & Tommy McCook
- The Tide Is High - The Paragons
- Cry Tough - Alton Ellis & The Flames
- Save A Bread - Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
- On The Beach - The Paragons
- Do It Right - The Three Tops
- Rock Steady - Alton Ellis & The Flames
- Things You Say You Love - The Jamaicans
- Only A Smile - The Paragons
- I Will Get Along With You - The Melodians
- You Don't Care - The Techniques
- It's Raining - The Three Tops
- Ain't That Loving You? - Alton Ellis & Flames
- Perfidia - Phyllis Dillon
- You Don't Need Me - The Melodians
- All My Tears - Alton Ellis & Flames
DDL-DISC 2:
- Why Birds Follow Spring - Alton Ellis & Flames
- You Have Caught Me - The Melodians
- Queen Majesty - The Techniques
- The Same Song - The Paragons
- Soul Serenade - Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
- Baba Boom (Festival '67) - The Jamaicans
- Wear You To The Ball - The Paragons
- Love Is A Treasure - Freddie McKay
- Heartaches - Vic Taylor
- Once A Man - Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
- Come On Little Girl - The Melodians
- I'm A Loving Pauper - Dobby Dobson
- In The Midnight Hour - The Silvertones
- Last Train To Expo '67 - The Melodians
- Ooh Wee Baby - Alton Ellis & The Flames
- Travelling Man - The Techniques
- Willow Tree - Alton Ellis
- Angel Of The Morning - Joya Landis
- I Wish It Would Rain - The Techniques
- I'll Be Lonely - John & Joya
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Treasure Isle Presents: Original Reggae -updated link 2019
Contando
con algunos de los más talentosos músicos a su disposición Duke Reíd forzosamente
tubo que adaptar y pasar a la transformación
de lo que estaba sonando en la época (Reggae ) con los siguientes años aun continuaba con la mayor jerarquía en la isla pero
en 1973 con la creciente influencia Rasta y su salud cada vez peor termino por vender el sello discografico(
Treasure Isle ) a su rival Sonia Pottinger en 1974, en el siguiente año Duke Reíd
falleció después de una larga batalla contra el cáncer .
En los años anteriores antes de su fallecimiento Reíd
había producido algunos de los temas más influenciables del periodo, lo más
popular en la época del reggae están en
este recopilado.
A finales de los 60s y a principios de los 70s , Disfruten .
A finales de los 60s y a principios de los 70s , Disfruten .
With some of Jamaica’s most talented musicians at his disposal, Duke Reid’s effortlessly adapted to this latest musical transformation and over the next few years continued to be a major player on the island’s recording scene.
But by 1973, the growing influence of Rasta allied to his ill health led to a gradual reduction in his output, culminating in the sale of Treasure Isle to rival, Sonia Pottinger, in 1974. The following year, the Duke passed away after battling the effects of cancer for many months.
In the years immediately preceding his passing, Reid produced many of the most influential Reggae singles of the period, the most popular of which are collected on this, the most comprehensive collection of late sixties and early seventies Treasure Isle works yet to see issue.
TRACKLISTINGS:
DDL DISC 1:
01. Get On The Right Track – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
02. Moonlight Lover – Joya Landis
03. Moonlight Groover – Winston Wright with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
04. Tonight – John Holt
05. Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – Alton Ellis
06. Ali Baba – John Holt
07. Everybody Bawling – The Melodians
08. Everyday Is Just A Holiday – The Sensations
09. Drink Milk – Justin Hinds & The Waves
10. Lock Jaw – Dave Barker & The Upsetters with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
11. Barbwire – Nora Dean
12. Stealing Stealing (aka A Thief In The Night) – John Holt
13. Funky Reggae – Dave Barker
14. I Can’t Hide – Ken Parker
15. Remember That Sunday – Alton Ellis
16. Reggae Merengue – Tommy McCook & Supersonics
17. Wake The Town – U Roy & Winston Wright with The Tommy McCook Quintet
18. What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Alton Ellis
19. Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka – Hopeton Lewis
20. Rule The Nation – U Roy & The Tommy McCook Quintet
DDL DISC 2:
01. Wear You To The Ball – U Roy & John Holt
02. You Made Me So Very Happy – Alton Ellis
03. Version Galore – U Roy & The Melodians
04. One Life To Live, One Love To Give – Phyllis Dillon
05. Let’s Build Our Dreams – John Holt
06. Drive Her Home – Hopeton Lewis & U Roy
07. Pirate – The Ethiopians
08. Crying Every Night – Stranger Cole
09. Sister Big Stuff – John Holt
10. Mighty Redeemer Part 1 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
11. The Number One Station (aka Rock To The Beat) – Dennis Alcapone
12. Jimmy Brown (aka The Three Bells) – Ken Parker
13. My Voice Is Insured For ½ Million – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
14. Woman Of The Ghetto – Phyllis Dillon
15. The Great Wugga Wugga (aka The Great Woggie) – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
16. Help Me Make It Through The Night – Ken Parker
17. Love Is A Treasure – Lizzy & Freddie McKay
18. Wake Up Jamaica – Dennis Alcapone & Joya Landis
19. Blackbird Singing – Rosalyn Sweat & Paragons
20. Treasure Isle Skank – U Roy
By the latter half of 1968, Rock Steady had been superseded by a jumpier sound that in time became widely known as Reggae.
With some of Jamaica’s most talented musicians at his disposal, Duke Reid’s effortlessly adapted to this latest musical transformation and over the next few years continued to be a major player on the island’s recording scene.
But by 1973, the growing influence of Rasta allied to his ill health led to a gradual reduction in his output, culminating in the sale of Treasure Isle to rival, Sonia Pottinger, in 1974. The following year, the Duke passed away after battling the effects of cancer for many months.
In the years immediately preceding his passing, Reid produced many of the most influential Reggae singles of the period, the most popular of which are collected on this, the most comprehensive collection of late sixties and early seventies Treasure Isle works yet to see issue.
TRACKLISTINGS:
DISC 1:
01. Get On The Right Track – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
02. Moonlight Lover – Joya Landis
03. Moonlight Groover – Winston Wright with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
04. Tonight – John Holt
05. Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – Alton Ellis
06. Ali Baba – John Holt
07. Everybody Bawling – The Melodians
08. Everyday Is Just A Holiday – The Sensations
09. Drink Milk – Justin Hinds & The Waves
10. Lock Jaw – Dave Barker & The Upsetters with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
11. Barbwire – Nora Dean
12. Stealing Stealing (aka A Thief In The Night) – John Holt
13. Funky Reggae – Dave Barker
14. I Can’t Hide – Ken Parker
15. Remember That Sunday – Alton Ellis
16. Reggae Merengue – Tommy McCook & Supersonics
17. Wake The Town – U Roy & Winston Wright with The Tommy McCook Quintet
18. What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Alton Ellis
19. Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka – Hopeton Lewis
20. Rule The Nation – U Roy & The Tommy McCook Quintet
DISC 2:
01. Wear You To The Ball – U Roy & John Holt
02. You Made Me So Very Happy – Alton Ellis
03. Version Galore – U Roy & The Melodians
04. One Life To Live, One Love To Give – Phyllis Dillon
05. Let’s Build Our Dreams – John Holt
06. Drive Her Home – Hopeton Lewis & U Roy
07. Pirate – The Ethiopians
08. Crying Every Night – Stranger Cole
09. Sister Big Stuff – John Holt
10. Mighty Redeemer Part 1 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
11. The Number One Station (aka Rock To The Beat) – Dennis Alcapone
12. Jimmy Brown (aka The Three Bells) – Ken Parker
13. My Voice Is Insured For ½ Million – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
14. Woman Of The Ghetto – Phyllis Dillon
15. The Great Wugga Wugga (aka The Great Woggie) – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
16. Help Me Make It Through The Night – Ken Parker
17. Love Is A Treasure – Lizzy & Freddie McKay
18. Wake Up Jamaica – Dennis Alcapone & Joya Landis
19. Blackbird Singing – Rosalyn Sweat & Paragons
20. Treasure Isle Skank – U Roy
Read more at http://store.universal-music.co.uk/restofworld/compilations/various-artists-treasure-isle-presents-original-reggae/invt/0602527962016#4GK75e8gcvDCGaPD.99
With some of Jamaica’s most talented musicians at his disposal, Duke Reid’s effortlessly adapted to this latest musical transformation and over the next few years continued to be a major player on the island’s recording scene.
But by 1973, the growing influence of Rasta allied to his ill health led to a gradual reduction in his output, culminating in the sale of Treasure Isle to rival, Sonia Pottinger, in 1974. The following year, the Duke passed away after battling the effects of cancer for many months.
In the years immediately preceding his passing, Reid produced many of the most influential Reggae singles of the period, the most popular of which are collected on this, the most comprehensive collection of late sixties and early seventies Treasure Isle works yet to see issue.
TRACKLISTINGS:
DISC 1:
01. Get On The Right Track – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
02. Moonlight Lover – Joya Landis
03. Moonlight Groover – Winston Wright with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
04. Tonight – John Holt
05. Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – Alton Ellis
06. Ali Baba – John Holt
07. Everybody Bawling – The Melodians
08. Everyday Is Just A Holiday – The Sensations
09. Drink Milk – Justin Hinds & The Waves
10. Lock Jaw – Dave Barker & The Upsetters with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
11. Barbwire – Nora Dean
12. Stealing Stealing (aka A Thief In The Night) – John Holt
13. Funky Reggae – Dave Barker
14. I Can’t Hide – Ken Parker
15. Remember That Sunday – Alton Ellis
16. Reggae Merengue – Tommy McCook & Supersonics
17. Wake The Town – U Roy & Winston Wright with The Tommy McCook Quintet
18. What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Alton Ellis
19. Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka – Hopeton Lewis
20. Rule The Nation – U Roy & The Tommy McCook Quintet
DISC 2:
01. Wear You To The Ball – U Roy & John Holt
02. You Made Me So Very Happy – Alton Ellis
03. Version Galore – U Roy & The Melodians
04. One Life To Live, One Love To Give – Phyllis Dillon
05. Let’s Build Our Dreams – John Holt
06. Drive Her Home – Hopeton Lewis & U Roy
07. Pirate – The Ethiopians
08. Crying Every Night – Stranger Cole
09. Sister Big Stuff – John Holt
10. Mighty Redeemer Part 1 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
11. The Number One Station (aka Rock To The Beat) – Dennis Alcapone
12. Jimmy Brown (aka The Three Bells) – Ken Parker
13. My Voice Is Insured For ½ Million – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
14. Woman Of The Ghetto – Phyllis Dillon
15. The Great Wugga Wugga (aka The Great Woggie) – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
16. Help Me Make It Through The Night – Ken Parker
17. Love Is A Treasure – Lizzy & Freddie McKay
18. Wake Up Jamaica – Dennis Alcapone & Joya Landis
19. Blackbird Singing – Rosalyn Sweat & Paragons
20. Treasure Isle Skank – U Roy
Read more at http://store.universal-music.co.uk/restofworld/compilations/various-artists-treasure-isle-presents-original-reggae/invt/0602527962016#4GK75e8gcvDCGaPD.99
By the latter half of 1968, Rock Steady had been superseded by a jumpier sound that in time became widely known as Reggae.
With some of Jamaica’s most talented musicians at his disposal, Duke Reid’s effortlessly adapted to this latest musical transformation and over the next few years continued to be a major player on the island’s recording scene.
But by 1973, the growing influence of Rasta allied to his ill health led to a gradual reduction in his output, culminating in the sale of Treasure Isle to rival, Sonia Pottinger, in 1974. The following year, the Duke passed away after battling the effects of cancer for many months.
In the years immediately preceding his passing, Reid produced many of the most influential Reggae singles of the period, the most popular of which are collected on this, the most comprehensive collection of late sixties and early seventies Treasure Isle works yet to see issue.
TRACKLISTINGS:
DISC 1:
01. Get On The Right Track – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
02. Moonlight Lover – Joya Landis
03. Moonlight Groover – Winston Wright with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
04. Tonight – John Holt
05. Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – Alton Ellis
06. Ali Baba – John Holt
07. Everybody Bawling – The Melodians
08. Everyday Is Just A Holiday – The Sensations
09. Drink Milk – Justin Hinds & The Waves
10. Lock Jaw – Dave Barker & The Upsetters with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
11. Barbwire – Nora Dean
12. Stealing Stealing (aka A Thief In The Night) – John Holt
13. Funky Reggae – Dave Barker
14. I Can’t Hide – Ken Parker
15. Remember That Sunday – Alton Ellis
16. Reggae Merengue – Tommy McCook & Supersonics
17. Wake The Town – U Roy & Winston Wright with The Tommy McCook Quintet
18. What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Alton Ellis
19. Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka – Hopeton Lewis
20. Rule The Nation – U Roy & The Tommy McCook Quintet
DISC 2:
01. Wear You To The Ball – U Roy & John Holt
02. You Made Me So Very Happy – Alton Ellis
03. Version Galore – U Roy & The Melodians
04. One Life To Live, One Love To Give – Phyllis Dillon
05. Let’s Build Our Dreams – John Holt
06. Drive Her Home – Hopeton Lewis & U Roy
07. Pirate – The Ethiopians
08. Crying Every Night – Stranger Cole
09. Sister Big Stuff – John Holt
10. Mighty Redeemer Part 1 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
11. The Number One Station (aka Rock To The Beat) – Dennis Alcapone
12. Jimmy Brown (aka The Three Bells) – Ken Parker
13. My Voice Is Insured For ½ Million – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
14. Woman Of The Ghetto – Phyllis Dillon
15. The Great Wugga Wugga (aka The Great Woggie) – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
16. Help Me Make It Through The Night – Ken Parker
17. Love Is A Treasure – Lizzy & Freddie McKay
18. Wake Up Jamaica – Dennis Alcapone & Joya Landis
19. Blackbird Singing – Rosalyn Sweat & Paragons
20. Treasure Isle Skank – U Roy
Read more at http://store.universal-music.co.uk/restofworld/compilations/various-artists-treasure-isle-presents-original-reggae/invt/0602527962016#4GK75e8gcvDCGaPD.99
With some of Jamaica’s most talented musicians at his disposal, Duke Reid’s effortlessly adapted to this latest musical transformation and over the next few years continued to be a major player on the island’s recording scene.
But by 1973, the growing influence of Rasta allied to his ill health led to a gradual reduction in his output, culminating in the sale of Treasure Isle to rival, Sonia Pottinger, in 1974. The following year, the Duke passed away after battling the effects of cancer for many months.
In the years immediately preceding his passing, Reid produced many of the most influential Reggae singles of the period, the most popular of which are collected on this, the most comprehensive collection of late sixties and early seventies Treasure Isle works yet to see issue.
TRACKLISTINGS:
DISC 1:
01. Get On The Right Track – Phyllis Dillon & Hopeton Lewis
02. Moonlight Lover – Joya Landis
03. Moonlight Groover – Winston Wright with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
04. Tonight – John Holt
05. Breaking Up (Is Hard To Do) – Alton Ellis
06. Ali Baba – John Holt
07. Everybody Bawling – The Melodians
08. Everyday Is Just A Holiday – The Sensations
09. Drink Milk – Justin Hinds & The Waves
10. Lock Jaw – Dave Barker & The Upsetters with Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
11. Barbwire – Nora Dean
12. Stealing Stealing (aka A Thief In The Night) – John Holt
13. Funky Reggae – Dave Barker
14. I Can’t Hide – Ken Parker
15. Remember That Sunday – Alton Ellis
16. Reggae Merengue – Tommy McCook & Supersonics
17. Wake The Town – U Roy & Winston Wright with The Tommy McCook Quintet
18. What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) – Alton Ellis
19. Boom-Sha-Ka-Lacka – Hopeton Lewis
20. Rule The Nation – U Roy & The Tommy McCook Quintet
DISC 2:
01. Wear You To The Ball – U Roy & John Holt
02. You Made Me So Very Happy – Alton Ellis
03. Version Galore – U Roy & The Melodians
04. One Life To Live, One Love To Give – Phyllis Dillon
05. Let’s Build Our Dreams – John Holt
06. Drive Her Home – Hopeton Lewis & U Roy
07. Pirate – The Ethiopians
08. Crying Every Night – Stranger Cole
09. Sister Big Stuff – John Holt
10. Mighty Redeemer Part 1 – Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
11. The Number One Station (aka Rock To The Beat) – Dennis Alcapone
12. Jimmy Brown (aka The Three Bells) – Ken Parker
13. My Voice Is Insured For ½ Million – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
14. Woman Of The Ghetto – Phyllis Dillon
15. The Great Wugga Wugga (aka The Great Woggie) – Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques
16. Help Me Make It Through The Night – Ken Parker
17. Love Is A Treasure – Lizzy & Freddie McKay
18. Wake Up Jamaica – Dennis Alcapone & Joya Landis
19. Blackbird Singing – Rosalyn Sweat & Paragons
20. Treasure Isle Skank – U Roy
Read more at http://store.universal-music.co.uk/restofworld/compilations/various-artists-treasure-isle-presents-original-reggae/invt/0602527962016#4GK75e8gcvDCGaPD.99
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Treasure Isle - Presents SKA 40 Jamaican Rude-Boy Classics
DDL-DISC 1
01. Rough And Tough-Stranger Cole With Duke Reid's Band
02. Watermelon Man-The Baba Brooks Orchestra
03. Strongman Sampson-Eric Morris & The Baba Brooks Band
04. River Bank (AKA Bank To Bank) Part 1-Baba Brooks & His Band
05. Uno Dos Tres (AKA Eunodus)-Stranger Cole & Ken Boothe With The Baba Brooks Band
06. Solomon Gundie-Eric Morris & The Baba Brooks Band
07. Eastern Standard Time-Don Drummond & The Skatalites
08. How Many Times-Owen & Leon Silveras With Roland Alphonso
09. Musical Storeroom-Roland Alphonso & Frank Anderson
10. Penny Reel O-Eric Morris & Reid's Selected Group
11. Carry Go Bring Come-Justin Hinds & The Dominoes With Tommy Mccook & The Skatalites
12. Silver Dollar-Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
13. The Fits Is On Me-Owen & Leon Silveras With Tommy Mccook & The Skatalites
14. Down Town Gal-Joe White With Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
15. Corner Stone-Justin Hinds & The Dominoes With Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
16. Street Corner-Don Drummond & The Skatalites
17. Low Minded People-Joe White & Chuck Berry With Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
18. Doctor Dekker-Baba Brooks & Don Drummond
19. Vacation-The Melodites & The Skatalites
20. Latin Goes Ska-The Skatalites
DDL-DISC-2
01. Really Now-Gloria & Dreamlets With Baba Brooks & His Band
02. I Wish I Were An Apple-Derrick Morgan & Naomi Campbell With The Baba Brooks Band
03. Run Joe-Stranger Cole & The Baba Brooks Band
04. Occupation-The Skatalites Feat. Don Drummond
05. Telling Lies-The Techniques & The Baba Brooks Band
06. Independence Ska-The Baba Brooks Band
07. Rub Up Push Up-Justin Hinds & The Dominoes & The Baba Brooks Band
08. Guns Fever-The Baba Brooks Band
09. I Am In Love-The Techniques & The Baba Brooks Band
10. Girls Town Ska-The Baba Brooks Band
11. Renegade-The Zodiacs & The Baba Brooks Band
12. Nuclear Weapon-Roland Alphonso & The Baba Brooks Band
13. University Goes Ska-Don Drummond & The Baba Brooks Band
14. Don't Call Me Daddy-Derrick Morgan & The Baba Brooks Band
15. Vitamin A-The Baba Brooks Band
16. Dance Crasher-Alton Ellis & Flames
17. Lucky Seven-Don Drummond & The Tommy McCook Band
18. Teenage Ska-The Baba Brooks Band
19. Don't Trouble People-Alton Ellis & The Flames & The Baba Brooks Band
20. True Confession-The Silvertones With Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
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VA - Treasure Isle presents Rock Steady- 40 Ground-Breaking Hits 1966-1968
'Treasure Isle Presents Rock Steady'
is the second of our new releases highlighting the works of the
legendary Duke Reid
and features 40 of the most influential,
not to mention enjoyable recordings of the era that
dominated the Jamaican music scene from 1966 to 1968. During this period, the Duke's Treasure Isle sound
came into its own, dominating the national scene with
a plethora of major works, performed by an array of talented vocal acts,
backed by clebrated hornsman, Tommy McCook and his Supersonics band. The recordings on this collection are widely recorded
as being among the finest of the period - quite simply,
Jamaican music could never sound this soulful ever again. (trojanrecords.com) 1. Girl I've Got A Date - Alton Ellis & The Flames 2. Don't Stay Away - Phyllis Dillon 3. Here I Stand - Justin Hinds & Dominoes 4. Happy Go Lucky Girl - The Paragons 5. Inez - Lester Sterling & Tommy McCook 6. The Tide Is High - The Paragons 7. Cry Tough - Alton Ellis & The Flames 8. Save A Bread - Justin Hinds & The Dominoes 9. On The Beach - The Paragons 10. Do It Right - The Three Tops 11. Rock Steady - Alton Ellis & The Flames 12. Things You Say You Love - The Jamaicans 13. Only A Smile - The Paragons 14. I Will Get Along With You - The Melodians 15. You Don't Care - The Techniques 16. It's Raining - The Three Tops 17. Ain't That Loving You? - Alton Ellis & Flames 18. Perfidia - Phyllis Dillon 19. You Don't Need Me - The Melodians 20. All My Tears - Alton Ellis & Flames 21. Why Birds Follow Spring - Alton Ellis & Flames 22. You Have Caught Me - The Melodians 23. Queen Majesty - The Techniques 24. The Same Song - The Paragons 25. Soul Serenade - Tommy McCook & The Supersonics 26. Baba Boom (Festival '67) - The Jamaicans 27. Wear You To The Ball - The Paragons 28. Love Is A Treasure - Freddie McKay 29. Heartaches - Vic Taylor 30. Once A Man - Justin Hinds & The Dominoes 31. Come On Little Girl - The Melodians 32. I'm A Loving Pauper - Dobby Dobson 33. In The Midnight Hour - The Silvertones 34. Last Train To Expo '67 - The Melodians 35. Ooh Wee Baby - Alton Ellis & The Flames 36. Travelling Man - The Techniques 37. Willow Tree - Alton Ellis 38. Angel Of The Morning - Joya Landis 39. I Wish It Would Rain - The Techniques 40. Those Guys - The Sensations
DOWNLOAD DISC 1 HERE
DOWNLOAD DISC 2 HERE
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