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Various All Star Top Hits mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Reggae Album: All Star Top Hits Country: Jamaica Style: Ska, Rocksteady MP3 version RAR size: 1187 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1255 mb WMA version RAR size: 1705 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 941 Other Formats: VQF FLAC MP2 AA DXD DMF AAC Tracklist Hide Credits A1 –Aubrey Adams & Reco Rodrigues* Stew Peas And Cornflakes Answer Me My Darling A2 –The Jiving Juniors Vocals – Derek Harriot* A3 –Clancy Eccles River Jordan A4 –Clue J & His Blues Blasters* Salt Lane Shuffle A5 –The Charmers Jeanie Girl Don Cosmic A6 –Donald Drummond* Trombone – Donald Drummond* Oceans 11 B1 –Cecil Lloyd Organ – Cecil Lloyd B2 –The Jiving Juniors Over The River B3 –Alton & Eddie* My Heaven B4 –Roland Alphonso & Carol McLaughlin* Just Cool B5 –Chuck Josephs & Dobby Dobson* Du-Du-Wap B6 –Lascelles Perkins Lonely Moments Credits Featuring – Aubrey Adams, Clue J. & His Blues Blasters*, Reco Rodrigues* Producer – C. S. Dodd* Notes Label variation Coxsone Records labels with purple text. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: C-LP-2 Matrix / Runout: C-LP-1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year All Star Top Hits (LP, Comp, none Various Coxsone Records none Jamaica 1961 Mono) All Star Top Hits (LP, Comp, none Various All Stars none Jamaica Unknown Mono) All Star Top Hits (LP, Comp, none Various Coxsone Records none Jamaica 1990 Mono, RP) All Star Top Hits (LP, Comp, none Various Coxsone Records none Jamaica Unknown RE) BBLP 801 Various Jamaican Blues (LP, Comp) Blue Beat BBLP 801 UK 1963 Related Music albums to All Star Top Hits by Various The Jiving Juniors - Stay Neville Esson / George Richards & Clue J. & The Blues Blasters - Wicked And Dreadful / Romeo King Stitt - Dance Hall '63 Cecil Lloyd Group - I Cover The Water Front Alton & Eddy - Lullaby Angel / My Heaven Various - Ska Bonanza: The Studio One Ska Years Derrick Morgan & Yvonne / The Jiving Juniors - Meekly Wait / I Love You The Blues Blasters - Pine Juice / Little Willie Glen Adams - Jordan River Various - Sir Coxsone & Duke Reid In Concert At Forresters Hall Roland Alphonso Featuring The Skatalites And Soul Brothers - Something Special: Ska Hot Shots Aubrey Adams And The Dudroppers - Panic In Bond Street / Lady In Red.

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1 2 Editorial Dub Cover photo – Natty HiFi (Garvin Dan & Leo B) at Elder Stubbs Festival 2018) Dear Reader, Welcome to issue 28 for the month of Zebulon. Festivals big and small this month – Leo B returned to Boomtown to record their 10th anniversary and interviewed the legendary Susan Cadogan. Meanwhile the Natty HiFi crew returned to the Elder Stubbs Festival, held at Rymers Lane Allotments in Oxford for the tenth year in a row and Dan-I reached Notting Hill Carnival once again. Tune in for reports from the One Love Festival next month. We finally interview one of our own writers this month, giving Steve Mosco his due respect as founder of the Jah Warrior sound and label, as well as the pioneering online reggaemusicstore. I also get to review my teenage heroes Fishbone who came on a brief tour to the UK, now busy supporting the revitalized Toots and the Maytals (who play in Oxford on Saturday 13th October at the O2) and George Clinton’s Parliament/Funkadelic on some of their US dates. We have a new column by the founder of The Dub, Natty Mark Samuels, who brings us African Herbsman, which this month gives us advice from the motherland about herbs for the treatment of asthma. We also have our regular Cornerstone and From The Roots Up columns. Welcome to The Dub Editor – Dan-I [email protected] The Dub is available to download for free every month at reggaediscography.blogspot.co.uk and rastaites.com The Dub magazine is not funded and has no sponsors.
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