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Producer: Felton Jarvis Compilation Producers: Cary E. Mansfield; Bill Dahl. Liner Note Author: Bill Dahl. A seldom-told chapter of the Fats Domino story is represented on this collection, which captures the best of the New Orleans rock & roll giant's brief tenure at ABC Records (1963-'65). Fresh from his long run of New Orleans-recorded hits for the Imperial label, Fats signed what one can only hope was a big-money deal and was summarily carted off to Nashville to work with country producer Felton Jarvis and arranger Bill Justis. Inexplicably attempting to increase the accessibility of a ...

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Compilation producers: Debbie Kempson, Jacky Nottingham, Krissy Underdown. Recorded between February & May 1994.

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Personnel includes: Alton Ellis (vocals). Reissue producer: Chris Wilson. Recorded at Jamaica Recording and Publishing Studio Ltd., Kingston, Jamaica. All songs written or co-written by Ellis and/or Dodd except "These Eyes" (Burton Cummings), "What Does It Take To Win Your Love" (Bristol/Bullock/Fuqua), "Wide Awake In A Dream" (Crew/Gaudio) and "You've Made Me So Very Happy" (Berry/Holloway/Holloway/Wilson). Producer: C.S. Dodd.

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Producers: Norman Newell, John Burgess, Peter & Gordon. Compilation producer: Ron Furmanek. Recorded at Abbey Road, London, England between 1964 & 1967. Includes liner notes by Dawn Eden. Digitally remastered by Kevin Reeves (Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California).

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The Maytones: Vern Buckley, Gladstone Grant (vocals). Additional personnel includes: I-Roy, Trinity, U Brown (vocals); Ansel Collins (keyboards); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums); Sticky Thompson (percussion). Producer: Alvin Ranglin. Compilation producer: Chris Wilson. Recorded at Channel One, Joe Gibbs, Harry J, W.I.R.L. and Dynamics Studios, Kingston, Jamaica. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. All tracks have been digitally remastered.

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Personnel: Baby Wayne, Dennis Brown, Leroy Smart (vocals); Lloyd Willis (guitar); Herbie Miller, Robbie Lyn, Chris Wilson (keyboards); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums). Engineers: Malcolm, Colin "Bulbie" York, Junior Edwards. Recorded at Mixing Lab, Kingston, Jamaica.

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NATTY REBEL: EXTRA VERSION compiles tracks from NATTY REBEL (1976), JAH SON OF AFRICA (1978), and a live 12" recorded at The Lyceum, London in 1976. Personnel includes: U Roy (vocals); Ranchie, Rad Bryan (guitar); Bubbler, Richard Ace (piano); Lloyd Parks (bass, background vocals); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar, Horsemouth Wallace (drums); Scully (congas); Sticky (percussion); Barrington Spence, Flip Wilson, Ken Booth, Gladiators, Brent Dowe, Judy Mowatt (background vocals). Producers include: Tony Robinson. Compilation producer: Trevor Herman.

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The Kingston Trio: Nick Reynolds (vocals); Pat Horine (guitar); Jim Connor (banjo). Producers: Bob Richardson, Chuck Glaser. Compilation producer: Pat Horine. Recorded at Glaser Studios, Nashville, Tennessee and Mastersound Studio, Atlanta, Georgia. Please note that on the cover of this 1996 CD, the words "The New" precede the name "Kingston Trio" in smaller type. The original Kingston Trio--Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds and John Stewart, who had replaced Dave Guard in 1961--had split up in 1967, following the disappointing sales of their last four albums on Decca Records. After a couple of yea...

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Personnel includes: Dennis Brown, Big Youth (vocals). Engineers: Errol Thompson, Syd Bucknor, Joe Gibbs. Recorded at Randy's Studio 17 and Joe Gibbs Studio, Kingston, Jamaica; Chalk Farms, London, England. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. Dennis Brown, "The Crown Prince of Reggae," was practically a Jamaican institution, such was his talent and cultural relevance. From his late 1960s stint as one of Coxsone Dodd's protTgTs to his 1970s work with the legendary Joe Gibbs which most fans point to as their favorite, and finally his re-emergence as dancehall superstar before his untimely d...

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The Jam: Paul Weller (vocals, guitar); Bruce Foxton (vocals, bass); Rick Buckler (drums, percussion). Producers include: Vic Smith, Chris Parry, Vic Coppersith-Heaven, The Jam, Peter Wilson. Compilation producer: Dennis Munday. Includes liner notes by Dennis Munday. Though the Jam is rightly counted among Britain's pioneering punk bands, Paul Weller and his cohorts never did quite fit the mold. While the Woking combo's early recordings certainly traded in a brand of raw aggression similar to the Sex Pistols, they always placed a premium on the distinctly anti-punk virtues of catchy melodie...

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Full title: 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Bob Marley & The Wailers. Bob Marley & The Wailers: Peter Tosh (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer (vocals, guitar). Additional personnel include: Tommy McCook (tenor saxophone); Aston Barrett (bass guitar); Carlton Barrett (drums). Compilation Producers: Bill Levenson; Dana Smart. Liner Note Author: David Katz. Recording information: Randy's Studio 17, Kingston, Jamaica (1967 - 1972); Dynamic Sound Studio, Kingston, Jamaica (1967 - 1972). This compilation offers a brief glimpse into the Wailers' ear...

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Personnel: Carlene Davis (vocals); Seratese Small (acoustic guitar); Lloyd "Guitsy" Willis, Cat Coore (guitar); Dean Fraser (saxophone); Benji Myaz (piano, bass); Christopher McDonald (keyboards, bass); N. Hinds (keyboards); Lenky (piano); Lloyd Parkes (bass); Jermaine Ford, Paul Kastick, S. Dunbar (drums); M'Bala, Scully (percussion); Sons And Daughters, C. Davis, C. Crooks, A. McDaniel, L. Thomas, L. Wright, M. Jackson (background vocals); Recorded at Big Ship Recording Studios & Sonic Sounds, Kingston, Jamaica.

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Producer: Felton Jarvis Compilation Producers: Cary E. Mansfield; Bill Dahl. Liner Note Author: Bill Dahl. A seldom-told chapter of the Fats Domino story is represented on this collection, which captures the best of the New Orleans rock & roll giant's brief tenure at ABC Records (1963-'65). Fresh from his long run of New Orleans-recorded hits for the Imperial label, Fats signed what one can only hope was a big-money deal and was summarily carted off to Nashville to work with country producer Felton Jarvis and arranger Bill Justis. Inexplicably attempting to increase the accessibility of a ...

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Compilation producers: Debbie Kempson, Jacky Nottingham, Krissy Underdown. Recorded between February & May 1994.

$ 12.18

Personnel includes: Alton Ellis (vocals). Reissue producer: Chris Wilson. Recorded at Jamaica Recording and Publishing Studio Ltd., Kingston, Jamaica. All songs written or co-written by Ellis and/or Dodd except "These Eyes" (Burton Cummings), "What Does It Take To Win Your Love" (Bristol/Bullock/Fuqua), "Wide Awake In A Dream" (Crew/Gaudio) and "You've Made Me So Very Happy" (Berry/Holloway/Holloway/Wilson). Producer: C.S. Dodd.

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Producers: Norman Newell, John Burgess, Peter & Gordon. Compilation producer: Ron Furmanek. Recorded at Abbey Road, London, England between 1964 & 1967. Includes liner notes by Dawn Eden. Digitally remastered by Kevin Reeves (Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California).

$ 16.98

The Maytones: Vern Buckley, Gladstone Grant (vocals). Additional personnel includes: I-Roy, Trinity, U Brown (vocals); Ansel Collins (keyboards); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums); Sticky Thompson (percussion). Producer: Alvin Ranglin. Compilation producer: Chris Wilson. Recorded at Channel One, Joe Gibbs, Harry J, W.I.R.L. and Dynamics Studios, Kingston, Jamaica. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. All tracks have been digitally remastered.

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Personnel: Baby Wayne, Dennis Brown, Leroy Smart (vocals); Lloyd Willis (guitar); Herbie Miller, Robbie Lyn, Chris Wilson (keyboards); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums). Engineers: Malcolm, Colin "Bulbie" York, Junior Edwards. Recorded at Mixing Lab, Kingston, Jamaica.

$ 15.99

NATTY REBEL: EXTRA VERSION compiles tracks from NATTY REBEL (1976), JAH SON OF AFRICA (1978), and a live 12" recorded at The Lyceum, London in 1976. Personnel includes: U Roy (vocals); Ranchie, Rad Bryan (guitar); Bubbler, Richard Ace (piano); Lloyd Parks (bass, background vocals); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar, Horsemouth Wallace (drums); Scully (congas); Sticky (percussion); Barrington Spence, Flip Wilson, Ken Booth, Gladiators, Brent Dowe, Judy Mowatt (background vocals). Producers include: Tony Robinson. Compilation producer: Trevor Herman.

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The Kingston Trio: Nick Reynolds (vocals); Pat Horine (guitar); Jim Connor (banjo). Producers: Bob Richardson, Chuck Glaser. Compilation producer: Pat Horine. Recorded at Glaser Studios, Nashville, Tennessee and Mastersound Studio, Atlanta, Georgia. Please note that on the cover of this 1996 CD, the words "The New" precede the name "Kingston Trio" in smaller type. The original Kingston Trio--Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds and John Stewart, who had replaced Dave Guard in 1961--had split up in 1967, following the disappointing sales of their last four albums on Decca Records. After a couple of yea...

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Personnel includes: Dennis Brown, Big Youth (vocals). Engineers: Errol Thompson, Syd Bucknor, Joe Gibbs. Recorded at Randy's Studio 17 and Joe Gibbs Studio, Kingston, Jamaica; Chalk Farms, London, England. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. Dennis Brown, "The Crown Prince of Reggae," was practically a Jamaican institution, such was his talent and cultural relevance. From his late 1960s stint as one of Coxsone Dodd's protTgTs to his 1970s work with the legendary Joe Gibbs which most fans point to as their favorite, and finally his re-emergence as dancehall superstar before his untimely d...

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The Jam: Paul Weller (vocals, guitar); Bruce Foxton (vocals, bass); Rick Buckler (drums, percussion). Producers include: Vic Smith, Chris Parry, Vic Coppersith-Heaven, The Jam, Peter Wilson. Compilation producer: Dennis Munday. Includes liner notes by Dennis Munday. Though the Jam is rightly counted among Britain's pioneering punk bands, Paul Weller and his cohorts never did quite fit the mold. While the Woking combo's early recordings certainly traded in a brand of raw aggression similar to the Sex Pistols, they always placed a premium on the distinctly anti-punk virtues of catchy melodie...

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Full title: 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Bob Marley & The Wailers. Bob Marley & The Wailers: Peter Tosh (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer (vocals, guitar). Additional personnel include: Tommy McCook (tenor saxophone); Aston Barrett (bass guitar); Carlton Barrett (drums). Compilation Producers: Bill Levenson; Dana Smart. Liner Note Author: David Katz. Recording information: Randy's Studio 17, Kingston, Jamaica (1967 - 1972); Dynamic Sound Studio, Kingston, Jamaica (1967 - 1972). This compilation offers a brief glimpse into the Wailers' ear...

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Personnel: Carlene Davis (vocals); Seratese Small (acoustic guitar); Lloyd "Guitsy" Willis, Cat Coore (guitar); Dean Fraser (saxophone); Benji Myaz (piano, bass); Christopher McDonald (keyboards, bass); N. Hinds (keyboards); Lenky (piano); Lloyd Parkes (bass); Jermaine Ford, Paul Kastick, S. Dunbar (drums); M'Bala, Scully (percussion); Sons And Daughters, C. Davis, C. Crooks, A. McDaniel, L. Thomas, L. Wright, M. Jackson (background vocals); Recorded at Big Ship Recording Studios & Sonic Sounds, Kingston, Jamaica.

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Producer: Felton Jarvis Compilation Producers: Cary E. Mansfield; Bill Dahl. Liner Note Author: Bill Dahl. A seldom-told chapter of the Fats Domino story is represented on this collection, which captures the best of the New Orleans rock & roll giant's brief tenure at ABC Records (1963-'65). Fresh from his long run of New Orleans-recorded hits for the Imperial label, Fats signed what one can only hope was a big-money deal and was summarily carted off to Nashville to work with country producer Felton Jarvis and arranger Bill Justis. Inexplicably attempting to increase the accessibility of a ...

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Compilation producers: Debbie Kempson, Jacky Nottingham, Krissy Underdown. Recorded between February & May 1994.

$ 12.18

Personnel includes: Alton Ellis (vocals). Reissue producer: Chris Wilson. Recorded at Jamaica Recording and Publishing Studio Ltd., Kingston, Jamaica. All songs written or co-written by Ellis and/or Dodd except "These Eyes" (Burton Cummings), "What Does It Take To Win Your Love" (Bristol/Bullock/Fuqua), "Wide Awake In A Dream" (Crew/Gaudio) and "You've Made Me So Very Happy" (Berry/Holloway/Holloway/Wilson). Producer: C.S. Dodd.

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Producers: Norman Newell, John Burgess, Peter & Gordon. Compilation producer: Ron Furmanek. Recorded at Abbey Road, London, England between 1964 & 1967. Includes liner notes by Dawn Eden. Digitally remastered by Kevin Reeves (Capitol Studios, Hollywood, California).

$ 16.98

The Maytones: Vern Buckley, Gladstone Grant (vocals). Additional personnel includes: I-Roy, Trinity, U Brown (vocals); Ansel Collins (keyboards); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums); Sticky Thompson (percussion). Producer: Alvin Ranglin. Compilation producer: Chris Wilson. Recorded at Channel One, Joe Gibbs, Harry J, W.I.R.L. and Dynamics Studios, Kingston, Jamaica. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. All tracks have been digitally remastered.

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Personnel: Baby Wayne, Dennis Brown, Leroy Smart (vocals); Lloyd Willis (guitar); Herbie Miller, Robbie Lyn, Chris Wilson (keyboards); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums). Engineers: Malcolm, Colin "Bulbie" York, Junior Edwards. Recorded at Mixing Lab, Kingston, Jamaica.

$ 15.99

NATTY REBEL: EXTRA VERSION compiles tracks from NATTY REBEL (1976), JAH SON OF AFRICA (1978), and a live 12" recorded at The Lyceum, London in 1976. Personnel includes: U Roy (vocals); Ranchie, Rad Bryan (guitar); Bubbler, Richard Ace (piano); Lloyd Parks (bass, background vocals); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar, Horsemouth Wallace (drums); Scully (congas); Sticky (percussion); Barrington Spence, Flip Wilson, Ken Booth, Gladiators, Brent Dowe, Judy Mowatt (background vocals). Producers include: Tony Robinson. Compilation producer: Trevor Herman.

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The Kingston Trio: Nick Reynolds (vocals); Pat Horine (guitar); Jim Connor (banjo). Producers: Bob Richardson, Chuck Glaser. Compilation producer: Pat Horine. Recorded at Glaser Studios, Nashville, Tennessee and Mastersound Studio, Atlanta, Georgia. Please note that on the cover of this 1996 CD, the words "The New" precede the name "Kingston Trio" in smaller type. The original Kingston Trio--Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds and John Stewart, who had replaced Dave Guard in 1961--had split up in 1967, following the disappointing sales of their last four albums on Decca Records. After a couple of yea...

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Personnel includes: Dennis Brown, Big Youth (vocals). Engineers: Errol Thompson, Syd Bucknor, Joe Gibbs. Recorded at Randy's Studio 17 and Joe Gibbs Studio, Kingston, Jamaica; Chalk Farms, London, England. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. Dennis Brown, "The Crown Prince of Reggae," was practically a Jamaican institution, such was his talent and cultural relevance. From his late 1960s stint as one of Coxsone Dodd's protTgTs to his 1970s work with the legendary Joe Gibbs which most fans point to as their favorite, and finally his re-emergence as dancehall superstar before his untimely d...

Out of Stock

The Jam: Paul Weller (vocals, guitar); Bruce Foxton (vocals, bass); Rick Buckler (drums, percussion). Producers include: Vic Smith, Chris Parry, Vic Coppersith-Heaven, The Jam, Peter Wilson. Compilation producer: Dennis Munday. Includes liner notes by Dennis Munday. Though the Jam is rightly counted among Britain's pioneering punk bands, Paul Weller and his cohorts never did quite fit the mold. While the Woking combo's early recordings certainly traded in a brand of raw aggression similar to the Sex Pistols, they always placed a premium on the distinctly anti-punk virtues of catchy melodie...

Out of Stock

Full title: 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best Of Bob Marley & The Wailers. Bob Marley & The Wailers: Peter Tosh (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Bob Marley, Bunny Wailer (vocals, guitar). Additional personnel include: Tommy McCook (tenor saxophone); Aston Barrett (bass guitar); Carlton Barrett (drums). Compilation Producers: Bill Levenson; Dana Smart. Liner Note Author: David Katz. Recording information: Randy's Studio 17, Kingston, Jamaica (1967 - 1972); Dynamic Sound Studio, Kingston, Jamaica (1967 - 1972). This compilation offers a brief glimpse into the Wailers' ear...

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Personnel: Carlene Davis (vocals); Seratese Small (acoustic guitar); Lloyd "Guitsy" Willis, Cat Coore (guitar); Dean Fraser (saxophone); Benji Myaz (piano, bass); Christopher McDonald (keyboards, bass); N. Hinds (keyboards); Lenky (piano); Lloyd Parkes (bass); Jermaine Ford, Paul Kastick, S. Dunbar (drums); M'Bala, Scully (percussion); Sons And Daughters, C. Davis, C. Crooks, A. McDaniel, L. Thomas, L. Wright, M. Jackson (background vocals); Recorded at Big Ship Recording Studios & Sonic Sounds, Kingston, Jamaica.

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Compilation producers: Lloyd Daley, Chris Wilson. Recorded at Federal Records and Dynamic Studios, Kingston, Jamaica from 1968 to 1972. Includes liner notes by Chris Wilson. Producer: Lloyd Daley.

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