Bleep

During the ‘60s, Studio One Records was a true cultural hub in Jamaica. This compendium of their early years is a retrospective of the kind of sounds they were bringing to the airwaves in their embryonic stages. From the charming soul of Basil Gabbidon’s Mr. Landlord to the jazz-infused boogie-woogie of Stew Peas And Cornflakes by Aubrey Adams & Rico Rodriguez. The compilation resurrects the Jamaican genres which began to dominate other continents and celebrates the label that brought them all to the masses.