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Throwback of the Week: Tribute to Coxsone

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Sir Coxsone Dodd

#ThursdayThrowback – Special Edition: Studio 1 in Tribute to Coxsone

Ten years ago Reggae music pioneer Clement “Sir Coxsone” Dodd passed away. Last Sunday, it would have been his 82th earth strong. So I thought we owed him some kind of tribute by dedicating him this #ThrowbackThursday.

Legendary Sir Coxsone, born Clement Seymour Dodd, was the founder of Studio One. He was one of most influential figure in the development of Reggae music in Jamaica during the lat 1960’s and 1970’s. Coxsone has produced some of the greatest, if not the best, voices of Jamaica. Among the large list of artists he has worked with throughout his left, there were bands such as The Gladiators, The Skatalites and Burning Spear. And also solo artists like Dawn Penn, Horace Andy, Dennis Brown, and many more.

Thanks to him, Bob Marley and The Wailers have got their first breakthrough with the release of their debut album “The Wailing Wailers.” He is also at the origin of numerous masterpieces such as College Rock Riddim, Heavenless Riddim, Going Home Riddim, Answer / Never Let Go Riddim and many more.

Let the sweet sound of Reggae music transport you to higher grounds with this a 61-track pack of songs from Studio 1.

Track list

  1. Al Senior – Bonopart
  2. Al Tascith Joe – Ethiopian Peace Song
  3. Barrington Spence – Contemplating Mind
  4. Basil Gabbidon – Enie-Meanie-Miney-Mo
  5. Carlton & His Shoes – Happy Land
  6. Carlton & The Shoes – Love Is All
  7. Cecil Lloyd Group – I Cover The Waterfront
  8. Cherry Ann – Tell Me Something Good
  9. Cliff Stewart – Burn Collie
  10. Clifton Gibbs & The Selected Few – Brimstone & Fire
  11. Denzil Thorpe – The Monkey Speaks His Mind
  12. Donna V and Sound Dimension – Pullover Version
  13. Eric & Sugar – You Wrong
  14. Ernest Ranglin – Straight Flush
  15. Frankie Wilmoth – Stay With Me
  16. Hugh Black – Long Liver Man
  17. Jah Buzz – Fire Coal Style Pt.1
  18. Jah Scotchie – Man Of Creation
  19. Jimmy James – Swinging Down the Line
  20. Joe Higgs – Dinah
  21. Joseph Cotton – Izzesse I
  22. Keith McCarthy – Everybody Rude Now
  23. L. Crosdale – Reggae Music
  24. Lee Perry – Me Sir
  25. Lennie Hibbert – Peaches
  26. Lloyd Charmers – Things Going Wrong
  27. Lloyd Forrest – Where It’s At
  28. Lloyd Williams – For Your Love
  29. Lone Ranger – Now The Gate Fly
  30. Lord Creator – Unfaithful Baby
  31. Lord Tanamo – Keep On Moving
  32. Marlene Webber – My Baby
  33. Monty & The Cyclones – Silky
  34. Muscle Souls – Wigwam
  35. Neville Esson – Wicked And Dreadful
  36. Nickto Marshall – I Have Change
  37. Norman Gift – A Message To Her
  38. Pete Young – If You Got Soul
  39. Prince Lincoln – True Experience
  40. Rodley Brissett – Vanity
  41. Rolando Coral & Sound Dimensions – Feeling Good
  42. Sir Harry – Musical Rights
  43. Slim And Freedom Singers – Mercy Mercy
  44. Slim Smith – Keep That Light
  45. Soul System – Where It’s At (Ver.)
  46. The Burning Spears – Rocking Time (rare ver w.DJ)
  47. The Gladiators – A Prayer To Thee
  48. The Mad Lads – Losing You
  49. The Mellodies – What It Profit I
  50. The New Establishment – Fire Version
  51. The Nightingales – Jehovah
  52. The Octaves – The Battle
  53. The Prospectors – Glory For I
  54. The Purplelites – The Pressure Is On
  55. The Righteous Flames – You Don’t Know
  56. The Skatalites – Exodus
  57. The Soul Leaders – Pour On The Sauce
  58. The Stingers – Down Presser International
  59. The Traps – Higher
  60. Tony & Howie – Fun It Up
  61. Winston Shand – Time is the master

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