- Digital
Various Artists
If I Had a Pair of Wings: Jamaican Doo Wop, Vol. 2
Death Is Not The End
- Cat No: DEATH028
- Release: 2019-03-08
- updated:
Track List
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1. Lloyd Clark Smithie's Sextet - Now I Know the Reason
03:00 -
2. The Charmers & Prince Buster - Now You Want to Cry
02:37 -
3. The Rhythm Aces & The Caribs - A Thousand Teardrops
02:42 -
4. Jiving Juniors - Have Faith in Me
02:39 -
5. Chuck & Dobby - I Love My Teacher
02:43 -
6. The Blues Busters - Call Your Name Forever
03:06 -
7. The Echoes Celestials - I Love You Forever
03:20 -
8. Wilfred Jackie Edwards - Hear My Cry
02:46 -
9. Jiving Juniors - Valerie
02:55 -
10. The Magic Notes - Why Did You Leave Me
03:19 -
11. Rupert Edwards - Guilty Convict
02:27 -
12. Keith & Enid - Worried over You
03:10 -
13. The Moonlighters - Julie
02:18 -
14. Higgs & Wilson - How Can I Be Sure
02:32
16bit/44.1khz [wav/flac/aiff/alac/mp3]
Limited Vinyl LP edition!
The second volume in a two-part collection of Jamaican doo wop from the late 1950s through to the early 1960 represents a period in which sound systems began to dominate the island, and were starting to step up their rivalry by beginning to record heir own platters rather than rely on imports to gain the competitive edge.
With the uniquely Jamaican ska craze yet to fully catch hold, these tracks are largely imitative of the sounds that had been reaching the island from American shores, albeit peppered with hints of what was to come ~ some of the future stars of ska, rocksteady and reggae are starting to cut their teeth here on these records, providing a unique view into the fledgling industry at a time of creative flux.
The second volume in a two-part collection of Jamaican doo wop from the late 1950s through to the early 1960 represents a period in which sound systems began to dominate the island, and were starting to step up their rivalry by beginning to record heir own platters rather than rely on imports to gain the competitive edge.
With the uniquely Jamaican ska craze yet to fully catch hold, these tracks are largely imitative of the sounds that had been reaching the island from American shores, albeit peppered with hints of what was to come ~ some of the future stars of ska, rocksteady and reggae are starting to cut their teeth here on these records, providing a unique view into the fledgling industry at a time of creative flux.