Supreme was one of Coxsone Dodd’s first labels, starting in the very early 60’s and being used consistently until around 1973. The label had two basic designs though these went through a variety of different colour combinations. Unusually for Studio One the label was fairly frequently used for pre-releases in the late 60’s and early 70’s with the Supreme logo being featured on labels without titles and artist credits.
This discography lists releases roughly alphabetically by artist, as it’s not always obvious which side was the A side this has been guessed in some cases with the more well known/successful side automatically assumed to be the A side. Alternative releases of the same songs on other labels are listed providing they came out in the 60’s or 70’s. Blank label issues are not mentioned as it is assumed that the majority of the late 60’s and early 70’s issues would have had a blank label release. Incorrect spellings or credits are listed as shown on the labels.
Andy & Marcia – Thou Shall Not Steal
Marcia Griffith – B-A-B-Y
Andy is Bob Andy. B-A-B-Y is a cover of the Carla Thomas 1966 soul hit written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter.
Basil Gabbidon – Mr Landlord
Don Drummond – Reload
Mr Landlord was reissued on a white Coxsone label in the 1970’s (?). Reload was also released on the All Stars label and on Blue Beat in the UK (BB179) in 1963.
Basil Gabbidon – Eanie Menie
The City Slickers – Twist Walk
Twist Walk AKA Silky. Eanie Menie was reissued circa 1971 on the Iron Side label, there was also a track of the same name by Basil Gabbidon released by Prince Buster circa 1963 but it’s not the same song.
Blues Busters – You Had It All Wrong
Blues Busters – There’s Always Sunshine
There were two issues on Supreme, the original 1961 issue (with yellow, yellow/red and blue/silver label variations) and a second issue with the black/silver label. This was released with the same a and b side on Blue Beat in the UK (BB 73) in 1962, and again in Jamaica on a white Coxsone label in the 70’s.
Blues Busters – Tell Me Why
Blues Busters – I’ve Done You Wrong
The same pairing were issued on Blue Beat in the UK in 1962.
Bob Andy – Let Them Say
Bob Andy – Experience
Experience AKA Too Experienced. It sounds like Leroy Sibbles is involved in the harmonies on Let Them Say. This pairing were also released on a Muzik City stamped pre-release, a black and white Studio One label circa 1969 and on UK Studio One in 1968.
Bob Andy – Desperate Lover
Shine and Bagga – Promised Land
Some issues list Promise Land (without the d). Desperate Lover was also issued a couple of times on black/white Coxsone in the early 70’s once with Promised Land on the flip side and once with a version, it was also issued on a Studio One 12″ circa 1979. Desperate Lover was issued in the UK on Bamboo miscredited to Bob & Marcia
Bob Andy – My Time
Roy Richards – Rocking
My Time was issued on UK Coxsone in 1968 miscredited to Alton Ellis and titled Born A Man. Rocking is on the Feeling Soul (Bob Andy) rhythm.
Bob & Marcia – Always Together
Sound Dimension – Baby Face
Always Together/Baby Face was also issued on white/black label Coxsone in the early 70’s. There was a UK issue issue of Always Together on Bamboo (BAM40) in 1970 with strings added, the Bamboo version was also issued in Jamaica on the Hanging microphone Studio One label. The original Jamaican version also had a 12″ release on the Studio One label circa 1977.
Baby Face is based on Black Is Black by Los Bravos, it was also issued on Bamboo in the UK (BAM07), there was also a white/black Coxsone label Pt1/Pt 2 issue of Baby Face in the late 70’s with overdubbed syndrums etc.
Bob Marley and The Wailers – What’s New Pussy Cat?
Bob Marley and The Wailers – Where Will I Find
The same pairing were also issued on Island in the UK (WI 254) in 1965.
Bob Marley and the Wailers – White Christmas
Bob Marley and the Spiritual Sisters – Let The Lord Be Seen In You
Issued in 1965.
The Boss – Great Muga Ruga
The Wailers – Jailhouse
The same pairing were issued on white/black, yellow/black and white/red Studio One labels (the latter titled Jail House Rudie Rudie).
Jailhouse was a reissue from 1966 it was originally release as Good Good Rudie on Blue/Silver Coxsone and on Doctor Bird in the UK.
Muga Ruga uses the horn melody from Tampin by the Rhine Oaks, it was released on Bamboo in the UK in 1970 credited to the Sound Dimension. Jailhouse was also issued on Bamboo in 1970.
Bunny & Scotty – I’m Gonna Get You
Roland Alphonso – Counter Punch
Also issued on a white/black Coxsone label. The Supreme issue has no credits on the A side and the B side is a blank. Counter Punch was first issued circa 1962 on the D Darling label.
Burning Spears – Door Peeper
Brentford All Stars – Soul Shake
It’s worth remembering that in the early days Winston Rodney was not the only singer in Burning Spear, hence the plural in the name. The same pairing were also issued on white/black Coxsone in the early 70’s (with Soul Shake credited to the Sound Dimension). Both sides were also issued on Bamboo in the UK in 1970; Door Peeper with Sound Dimension – Money Maker on the flip side and Soul Shake with Brentford Rd All Stars – Moon Ride .
The Burning Spears – New Civilization
The Burning Spears – Version
New Civilization was also issued on the Iron Side label with Money Generator by Karl Bryan & tthe Affrokats on the flip
Burning Spears – Rocking Time
Lascelles Perkins – Tell It All Brother
The same pairing were also issued on a white/black Coxsone label. The album version and some more recent 7″ reissues of Rocking Time don’t include the spoken intro which is apparently by Clement Dodd himself.
Burning Spears – Zion Higher
Charmers – I’m Going Back
The same pairing were also issued on a white/black Coxsone label. I’m Going Back was originally released on the All Stars label (and Blue Beat in the UK) in 1961 titled I’m Going Back Home.
Carlton & His Shoes – Love Me Forever
Carlton & His Shoes – Happy Land
Happy Land had a blank label on some issues. This same pairing was issued on a white black Coxsone label in the 70’s and a UK blue label Coxsone in 1968. Love Me Forever was also issued on a Coxson label with version in the early 70’s.
Clancy Eccles – Glory Hallelujah
Roland Alponso & His Upsetters – Way Out West
Glory Hallelujah was issued on Island in the UK in 1963.
The Classics – Stick Together
Junior – Panty In Your Hand
The Classics were the Wailing Souls. Stick Together (on the same rhythm as Burning Spear – This Race) was also issued on a white/black Coxsone 7″ in the early 70’s and on the Studio One label (complete with version) in the later 70’s. Panty In Your Hand is a take on Johnny Too Bad.
The Classics – Back Out
The Classics – Pack Up
Most frequently found on a Supreme pre without credits though some issues credit the Wailing Souls. Back Out was reissued many times by Dodd, mid 70’s reissues with a version appeared on white/black Coxsone and on the Coxson label. The same pairing was issued in the UK on Banana in 1970.
The Classics – Pack Up Your Things
Burning Spear – Free
Probably issued on a Supreme pre only with the Burning Spear side (AKA Free Again) on a blank label.
The Classics – Mr Fire Coal Man
Sound Dimensions – Fire Coal Version
One of the Wailing Souls biggest tunes. This was issued with it’s version on Banana in the UK in 1971 and back in Jamaica on both white/black Coxsone and white/black Studio One labels later in the 70’s.
Dennis Alcapone – Baby Why Version
The Rhythm Rebels – Tom Tom
Baby Why Version is of course a deejay cut of Baby Why by the Cables. Tom Tom is a take on the Peeping Tom (Maytals) rhythm. Baby Why Version was also issued on a red banner Studio One label later in the 70’s.
Dennis Alcapone – Nanny Version
Lloyd Williams – Reggae Feet
Nanny Version is a cut of Nanny Goat by Larry & Alvin it was issued in the UK on Banana in 1970, inexplicably credited to Mad Roy. Reggae Feet was issued in the UK on Bamboo, credited to Winston Wright.
D. Alcapone & Leroy – Love Me Version
The Classics – Rock But Don’t Fall
Dennis chats over Love Me With All Your Heart by the Gaylads. The UK issue featuring the same pairing was on Banana and this time the Dennis Alcapone cut was credited to King Sporty(!). Rock But Don’t Fall was titled Walk Walk Walk on the Banana issue and was (correctly) credited to the Wailing Souls.
Dennis Alcapone – El Paso
The Purpleites – The Pressure Is On
El Paso was Dennis Alcapone’s sound system from the late 60’s and (very) early 70’s, here he name checks it on a Studio One cut of the You Don’t Care (AKA Barbwire) rhythm. The Pressure Is on was issued on Banana in the UK in 1971 titled/credited as Me Friend – The Inn Keepers.
The Eternals – Queen Of The Minstrells
The Eternals – Stars
A classic double sider from the Eternals lead by Cornell Campbell, at least one Supreme issue credits just Carnell(sic) Campbell and not the Eternals. The same pairing were issued in Jamaica on a red label Coxsone, a white/black Coxsone, a green banner Studio One label and in the UK in 1969 on a blue label Coxsone with Queen Of The Minstrels credited to the Heptones(!). Stars was also issued on UK Nu Beat in 1969 titled Little Girl and credited to the Flames.
Freedom Singers – Do The Reggae
Sound Dimension – Funky
This was probably released on a Supreme pre-release without credits only, it was released with full labels on Coxsone.
Gladiators – Hello Caroll
Lord Creator – Unfaithful Baby
The smae pairing were also issued on a red print Studio One label. Hello Carol was released in the UK on red/white Studio One in 1969. Unfaithful Baby was issued on UK blue Coxsone the previous year, credited to Lloyd Green.
The Heptones – No One Can Make Me Warmer
Frank Cosmo – Come What May
Come What May was originally released on World Disc circa 1963.
Higgs & Wilson – Mighty Man
Higgs & Wilson – How Can I Be Sure
Joe Higgs and Roy Wilson were hugely successful in the early years of the Jamaican recording industry. The same song pairing were issued on Blue Beat in the UK in 1962 and back in Jamaica on a white/black Studio One label in the 70’s.
Horace Andy – Got To Be Sure
Jackie Mittoo – Melody Maker
Issued on a Supreme pre with a blank label on the Jackie Mittoo side. The same pairing was also issued in Jamaica on a Coxsone label and Got To be Sure was issued in the UK on Banana credited to the Freedom Singers.
Jackie Mittoo – Peenie Wallie
Roy Richards – Can’t Go On
Some issues had blue print on both sides, some had black on both sides and some had blue on one side and black on the other. The same pairing was also issued on Banana in the UK in 1970. See also the reissue below.
Jackie Mittoo – Summer Time
Sound Dimension – Colour Him Black
Colour Him Black is the Studio One take of the Young Gifted And Black melody.
The Jamaicans – Chain Gang
The Jamaicans – Till The Dance (Is Through)
The Jamaicans – Jamaica
The Jamaicans – Hear My Plea
Jerry Jones – Still Waters
The Skatalite – Baskin Hop
Jerry Jones was an American singer who Coxsone Dodd saw perform in Jamaica and he invited her to record for him. Still Waters is a cover of the Four Tops classic, it was released in the UK on Bamboo backed by Wig Wam by the Brentford All Stars (actually the Sound Dimension). Clement Dodd didn’t re-issue old Ska tunes on Supreme as frequently as he did on some other labels but here is one example with Baskin Hop from 1965 reappearing in 1970.
John Holt – Holly Holy
Muscle Shoals – Wig Wam
Tha same pairing was also issued (and is far more common) on a hanging microphone Studio One label. The Muscle Shoals are actually the Sound Dimension.
Ken Boothe – Come Running Back
Ken Boothe – Never Leave Again
Ken Boothe – Come Running Back
Roland Alphonso – Tall In The Saddle
A second issue featruing Come Running Back, this time backed by Tall In The Saddle a reissued Ska tune originally issued on Studio One in 1965. This pairing was also released (and is far more common) on the white/black Coxsone label.
Ken Boothe – Crying Over You
Ken Boothe – I Am A Fool
Crying Over You AKA You’re No Good this was issued under the latter title on Ska Beat in the UK in 1966. I Am A Fool was also issued in America on the Musik City label with Delroy Wilson – riding for a fall on the flip side, this same pairing was also issued on the white/black Coxsone label in Jamaica.
Ken Boothe – Lonely Tear Drops
Ken Boothe – Ooh Wee Baby
This pairing were also issued on UK blue Coxosone circa 1967. Ooh Wee Baby was originally by Fred Hughes. Lonely Teardrops has been reissued recently on the Supreme label, see below.
Ken Boothe – Rock Me Baby
Ken Boothe – There She Goes
Ken Boothe – Someone Has Taken My Place Ken Boothe – Call On Me
Some One Has Taken My Place is a cover of the US R&B hit Sea Of Love by Phil Phillips, this was also covered a couple of years later under the original title by the Heptones.
Ken Boothe – The Train Is Coming
Ken Boothe – Feel It
The Train Is Coming was issued on the Island label in the UK in 1967. The samwe pairing was issued on a black/white Studio One label probably in the early 70’s.
King Perry & the Gaylads – Run Rudie Run
Roy Richards and Jackie Mittoo – Half & Half
Kingstonians – I Make A Woman
Kingstonians – Mother Miserable (flip side to be confirmed)
I Make A Woman was also issued on the Coxsone label in Jamaica and on blue Coxsone in the UK in 1968.
Larry Marshall – Bendown Don Drummond – Royal Flush
Bendown should be Bend Down.
Larry Marshall – Thelma
Soul Defenders – Still Calling
Still Calling is an instrumental cut to Rasta Is Calling by the Nightingales. Some issues credit this to Im & the Soul Defenders. Thelma was also issued on white/black Coxsone backed by African Chant by the Sound Dimension.
Larry Marshall – It Makes Me Feel
Larry Marshall – Version
Song writing credits go to Alton Ellis who can also be heard on backing vocals.
Larry Marshall – Together Now
Larry Marshall & The New Establishment – Together Now (Ver.)
Larry Marshall – True Believer [credit?] – Version
Larry & Alvin – Hush Up
Larry & Alvin – Can’t You Understand
The same pairing were issued on UK Studio One in 1968. Larry and Alvin were Larry Mashall and Alvin Leslie.
Larry & Alvin – Free I Lord
The Sound Demension – Version
Larry & Alvin – Nanny Goat
The Actions – Wepp
See below as well, there were two issues of Nanny Goat with different flip sides. This pairing was also issued on the Studio One label in the 70’s and on the UK Studio One label in 1968 with Wepp titled Smell You Crep and credited to Larry And Alvin.
Larry and Alvin – Nanny Goat
King Rocky – The King is Back
A second issue for Nanny Goat , this time paired with Anthony Ellis as King Rocky. The King Is Back was issued on UK the Studio One label in 1968.
Larry & Alvin – Press Along Nyah
Larry & Alvin – Press Along Nyah (Ver
Larry & Alvin – Throw Me Corn
Larry & Alvin – Throw Me Corn Version
Throw Me Corn saw a couple of different issues on the Studio One label in the 70’s.
Lloyd Williams – Little School Girl
Richards & Mad – Creation Version
This was possibly only released on a Supreme pre-release (without credits). Both sides were issues in the UK; Little School Girl backed by Lloyd Williams – I’m In Love With You on Bamboo and Creation Version backed by DJ Special by King Sporty on Banana. Mad is Leroy Horsemouth Wallace more frequently a drummer but he did deejay a few sides, usually credited as Mad Roy.
Lloyd Williams – Because I Am Black
Ernest Ranglin – Federated Backdrop
(Is It) Because I Am Black is a cover of Syl Johnsons 1969 R&B classic.
Marcia Griffiths – Let Me Hold (You Tight)
Righteous Flames – You Don’t Know
Let Me Hold is better know as Hold You Tight and was originally by Johnny Nash.
Both tracks were also issued on blue Coxsone in the UK: You Don’t Know had Roy Richards – Summertime on the flipside and Hold Me Tight had The Bassies- Home Sweet Home.
Marcia Griffiths – Truly
(Zoot) Simms and (Arthur) Robinson – Drought
The same pairing were release on UK Studio One in 1968. Truly was also issued in the 70’s on a white/black Coxsone label with a version on the flip side.
Marcia Griffiths – Melody Life
Marcia Griffiths – Mark My Word
This pairing were also issued circa 1968 on the Studio One (hanging microphone) label and in the 70’s on the white/black Coxsone label. Both Mark My Word and Melody Life were issued on seperate releases on the Coxson label paired with their versions. Both sides had UK issues on the blue Coxsone label in 1968; Melody Life backed with Dodd All Stars (Roy Richards) – Hip Shuffle and Mark My Word backed with Bob Andy – My Time (credited on the label as Alton Ellis – Born A Man).
Marcia Griffiths – You’re No Good Marcia Griffiths – Wall Of Love
Owen & Millie The City Slickers Orchestra – Do You Know
Owen & Millie The City Slickers Orchestra – Sit And Cry
The same pairing was issued on Blue Beat in the UK in 1962.
Owen Boyce – Hurting Inside
Own Boyce – You Love Me Too
Owen Grey – I Don’t Want To Lose Your Love Burning Spear – Walla Walla
The Owen Grey side is possibly a Junior Lincoln (UK) production and was also released on Bamboo in the UK where it was credited to “Omen”.
The Paragans – Change Your Style
The Paragans – Have You Ever Been In Love
This should be the Paragons of course. This was released on a variety of different colour Studio One labels from the late 60’s onwards, the majority carry the Paragans misspelling. The same pairing were also released on UK Studio One in 1969.
The Paragons Rolando And His Soul Brothers – Follow Me The Paragons Rolando And His Soul Brothers – Good Luck And Good Bye
Follow Me is a cover of the Drifters 1965 tune.
The Paragons – Play Girl
The Paragons – Love At Last
Righteous Flames – Ease Up
Jackie Mittoo & the Soul Vendors – Evening Time
The same pairing was also issued on white/black Coxsone where Ease Up was credited to the Basses and on UK Studio One in 1968.
Rita Marley – Time To Turn
Peter Touch & The Chorus – Can’t You See
Roland Alphonso & His Upsetters – Treasure Isle
Blues Busters – How Many Times
Roland Alphonso – Mellow Mood
The Maytals – Marching On
Marching On (AKA Promised Land) was originally issued on N&D Records circa 1964. This pairing was also issued on Banana records in the UK.
Rolando & His Soul Bros – Rollie Pollie
Tiny Brown – I Really Love You
Senor Rolando & the Studio 1 Orchestra – And I Love Her
Lord Creator & the Studio 1 Orchestra – March Jamaicans March
Simms & Robinson – White Christmas
Simms & Robinson – Searching
Slim Smith – The New Boss
Slim Smith – I’ve Got Your Number
The New Boss is loosely based on The Love You Save by Joe Tex. The same pairing was issued on Island 7″ in the UK in 1967.
Supertones – Trust No Shadow
Supertones – Shirley
The Three Tops – Love And Inspiration The Three Tops – Moving To Progress
The same pairing were issued on Studio One in the UK in 1967 (credited to the Treetops).
Tony Gregory – One More Chance Tony Gregory – I’ve Lost My Love
The same pairing were released on Doctor Bird in the UK in 1966.
Tony Gregory – Only A Fool (Breaks His Own Heart)
Tony Gregory – Pure Soul
The same pairing was issued on UK blue Coxsone in 1967. Pure Soul is actually by the Soul Bros. with Tony Gregory on the Hammond Organ.
Tony Gregory – Pretty Girl Tony Gregory – All My Love
The same pairing was issued on Doctor Bird in the UK.
Tony Gregory – Serenade Of Love
Tony Gregory – I Found Love
Possibly the only Supreme that came out on coloured vinyl, does anyone know of anymore?
Tony Gregory & the Soulettes – Baby Come On Home Tony Gregory – Maria Elana
The same pairing were issued on Doctor Bird in the UK.
Tony Gregory & Marcia Griffiths – Oh My Baby Tony Gregory & Marcia Griffiths – You’re Mine
Winston Francis – Always Something There To Remind Me
King Stitt – Rhyming Time
Also issued with the same pairing on a Studio One “hanging microphone” label. “Always Something There…” was written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and was recorded by Sandie Shaw in 1964 and Dionne Warwick in 1968. “Rhyming Time” is a version of “Dancing Time” by Bop & The Beltones.
Winston Francis – Groovy Situation Him and Dave and The Sound Dimension – Up Fully
Him = Cedric “Im” Brooks. Up Fully is a version of Come Let’s Make It Up by Larry Marshall.
Winston Francis – Mr Fixit
Sound Dimensions – Strugglers
This was issued circa 1968, there was a 1972 issue on white/black Studio One and on UK FAB that has organ overdubs.
Winston Francis – Same Old Song
Sound Dimensions – Mix It Up
The same pairing were issued in the UK on Bamboo in 1969 with Mix It Up retitled Rattle On. Same Old Song is a cover of the Tams song (composed by Joe South) that was issued on the flip side of Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy which was a US R&B and Pop hit in 1968.
Winston Francis – Turn Back The Hands Of Time
Cecille Campbell – Sing Out Loud
Turn Back the Hands Of Time was issued on Bamboo in the UK (backed by Sound Dimension – Soul Bowl (AKA Come Together)). Sing Out Loud was issued on Banana in the UK credited to Ceceil Locke (backed by Errol Dunkley – Satisfaction).
Winston Harris – Reggae A Go Go
Paragons – My Satisfaction
Both sides were issued on separate releases on blue Coxsone in the UK in 1968. Reggae A Go Go (credited to Lloyd Green) was backed by Lord Creator Unfaithful Baby and My Satisfaction was backed by Lester Stirling – African Beat.
Winston and Jerry – All In The Game
Sound Dimension – Soul Joint
By Winston Francis and Jerry Jones, All In The Game was issued in the UK on Banana in 1970 credited to Jerry & Freedom Singers. Soul Joint is a version of Catch The Quinela by the Actions.
Zoot Simms – We Can talk It Over
Zoot Simms – Tit For Tat
This was possibly only issued with a blank B side. We Can Talk It Over was also issued on a yellow Coxsone with Sound Dimension – Jamaica Bag on the flip side. Tit For Tat was also released on a banner type Studio One label (in several color variations) with John Holt – (Fancy) Make Up on the other side.
Reissues on the Supreme label
Al Campbell & the Thrillers – Don’t Run Away Jackie Mittoo – Take 10
There were two issues of this in the 2000’s, both possibly unauthorised
Jackie Mittoo – El Bang Bang
Basil Gabbidon – I Need Your Loving
There have been two reissues with this pairing,both are probably unauthorised.
Jackie Mittoo – Peenie Wallie
Roy Richards – Can’t Go On
An official Studio One reissue,
Ken Boothe – Lonely Teardrops
The Maytals – Helo Honey
Possibly an unauthorised release. Lonely Teardrops is popular with Northern Soul people.
Ken Boothe – Lonely Teardrops
Ken Boothe – Satisfaction
Probably unauthorised, this issue was released in Europe in 2011.
The Jamaicans – Chain Gang
Charlie Organnaire – Rude Boy Charlie
Fully licensed Japanese repress from Rock A Shacka
Jerry Jones – Still Water
Jerry Jones & Sound Dimension – Still Water (Version)
A cover of the Four Tops tune, this was official Studio One re-issue.
Larry Marshall – It Makes Me Feel
It Makes Me Feel Version
An official Studio One reissue
The Skatalites – Beard Man Ska Basil Gabbidon – Mr.Landlord
2012(?) probably an official Studio One release. This pairing were first issued in 1965 on the Studio One label.
The Viceroys – So Many Problems
Cecile Campbell – Whisper To Me
2014 bootleg, probably from Germany
Winston Francis – Groovy Situation Sound Dimension – Up Fully
An official Studio One re-issue.
Larry Marshall – Lets Make It Up/It Makes Me Feel
It Makes Me Feel Larry Marshall – Free I Lord/True Believer
4 track 10″ single. There were two issues, first a bootleg and and then an official issue.
A special thanks to the following for making this discography possible: www.rootsvinylguide.com, Roots Knotty Roots,Midnight Drifters, Tommy Far East, the Rhythm Ruler, Thore (Thundering Vibration), Ska-Nick, themusicologist.
Publications:
Never Grow Old: Studio One Singles Listing & Rhythm Directory. Rob Chapman, 1999.
Never Grow Old: Studio One Singles Listing & Rhythm Directory. Rob Chapman, 5th edition 2016.
Just found this excellent list. I have a couple more to add (unless I overlooked): “Rhyming time” (King Stitt) / “Always something there to remind me” (Winston Francis) on a Pre. “Crying over you” and “I am a fool” (Ken Boothe on a full labelled copy. Regards!
LOVE THIS! great to have a soundfile, label scan and backround info about that released! well done!
p.s. i have a copy of Marcia Griffiths first record – ‘Wall Of Love’ / ‘You’re No Good’. so i could provide soundfile and label scan.
Best regards
Stefan
Hi Apollo 69 – Thanks very much – any help with label scans will be greatly appreciated! You can send them to dancecrasher.co.uk @ gmail.com
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Superb piece mr DC
a PROPER knowledgehustler.
MAXiMUM Respect.
p.s that Roy Richards ‘Rocking’ .. isn’t it a cut of Keith Andersons ‘Feeling Soul’ ??
Just found this excellent list. I have a couple more to add (unless I overlooked): “Rhyming time” (King Stitt) / “Always something there to remind me” (Winston Francis) on a Pre. “Crying over you” and “I am a fool” (Ken Boothe on a full labelled copy. Regards!
LOVE THIS! great to have a soundfile, label scan and backround info about that released! well done!
p.s. i have a copy of Marcia Griffiths first record – ‘Wall Of Love’ / ‘You’re No Good’. so i could provide soundfile and label scan.
Best regards
Stefan
Hi Apollo 69 – Thanks very much – any help with label scans will be greatly appreciated! You can send them to dancecrasher.co.uk @ gmail.com
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Thanks!
Tim
Hi
What about Duppy Serenade by the Innkeepers – that is on Supreme.
Cheers
Vince