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Listen to the Music - Caltone's Jamaican 45's (1966-69)

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Download links and information about Listen to the Music - Caltone's Jamaican 45's (1966-69). This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Reggae genres. It contains 21 tracks with total duration of 54:29 minutes.

Release date: 2012
Genre: Reggae
Tracks: 21
Duration: 54:29
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. I'm Sorry (The Clarendonians, Peter Austin, The Ernie Ranglin All Stars) 3:01
2. Listen to the Music (Lloyd & The Prophets, The Groovers, Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) 2:15
3. Killer Joe (Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) 2:42
4. Making Love (Devon & The Tartans) 2:56
5. Return Home (Lynn Taitt, Alva Lewis, His Band) 1:48
6. Dial 609 (Chuck Jaques, Lynn Taitt & The Comets) 2:27
7. The Journey (The Uniques, Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) 2:29
8. Why Wipe the Smile from Your Face (The Kingstonians) 2:56
9. I'll Never Try (The Clarendonians) 2:41
10. Smooth Sailing (Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) 3:02
11. Love Is the Greatest Science (The Kingstonians) 3:08
12. Lonely Heartaches (The Clarendonians, The Aubrey Adams All Stars) 2:14
13. Hold Your Love (The Cool Cats) 2:15
14. Do Me Good (The Uniques, The Caltone Studio Orchestra) 3:03
15. Going Along (The Diplomats, Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) 2:35
16. My Heart and Soul (Lloyd & The Prophets, The Groovers, Lynn Taitt, His Band) 2:38
17. Now That You've Gone (The Supersonics, Chuck Jaques) 2:15
18. Hear Them Say (Eric " Monty " Morris) 2:09
19. Dreader Than Dread (Honey Boy Martin, The Voices, Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) 2:36
20. You Are the One (The Supersonics, King Rocky, The Willows) 2:48
21. Gypsy (The Emotions, The Lynn Taitt Band) 2:31

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Listen to the Music is an outstanding collection of late-‘60s ska, rocksteady, and early reggae from the esteemed Caltone imprint. Though Caltone was never as successful as contemporary labels like Duke Reid’s Treasure Isle or Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One, it nonetheless boasts one of the most consistently excellent catalogs of the period, thanks in large part to the sharp ears and canny business sense of label head Ken Lack. His deep connections in the Jamaican music scene ensured the collaboration of the island’s finest musicians. Saxophone giant Tommy McCook and his band The Supersonics provide the rock-solid instrumental backing on many of these recordings, including The Clarendonians’ devastating “Lonely Lover” and Honey Boy Martin’s tough-as-nails rudeboy classic “Dreader Than Dread."