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In 1978, Clement "Coxsone" Dodd was a mightily unhappy record producer

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For the past two years, virtually every big hit riddim in the dancehalls of Jamaica, London and New York had been stolen from a tune originally released on either his Studio One label or Duke Reid's Treasure Isle; Channel One and Joe Gibbs were the worst opffenders, but most producers were sacking his vaults. Early attempts to have his band play in the "rockers" style failed to impress, and releasing his own copies of Channel One original tunes on the "BUDGET" label, cred... MORE
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Funky Friday with Sugar Minott (really)

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at Studio One in 1979 on a horns-driven Brentford Rockers funk workout
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'Cause I Am That Kind Of Mood .....

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Blog post image preview This is Sugar Minott’s Ghetto-o-logy dub album. Ghetto-ology, originally released in 1979 was Sugar’s first self-produced album. Most tracks were laid down at the Channel One Studios by the then relatively new Soul Syndicate. The dubs were mixed by Prince Jammy and the unknown Lancelot McKenzie at King Tubby’s. Check out this line up: Albert Malawi and Freddie Mc Gregor on drums, Bagga Walker (Skatalites) on bass, Tony Chin (Soul Syndicate) and Earl Chinna Smith (Soul ... MORE
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