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This
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Island Visual Arts IVA 038 1989
Ska One And Two, BBC TV Broadcast |
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Sombrero
Club, Kingston
Treat Me Bad
She Will Never Let Me Down
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Island Visual
Arts IVA 038 Pal Video cassette 1989 |
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Island Visual
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1989 |
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Find
below a list of where the original studio recorded versions of the
live songs,
(in the order that they are played in the footage) can be obtained.
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1. JAMAICA(N)
SKA
2. LAST NIGHT (SKA)
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Byron
Lee And The Dragonaires : Dynamic Production
Byron Lee And The Dragonaires : Dynamic Production
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This is played whilst the dancers are demonstrating the Ska and is
a Ska version of The Mar-Keys instrumental of the same name
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3. SAMMY
DEAD(-O)
4. ONE EYED JACK(S)
5. WASH WASH
6. TREAT ME BAD
7. SHE WILL NEVER LET
ME DOWN
8. SO MARIE
9. ROUGH AND TOUGH
10. TWO ROADS BEFORE
ME
11. I DON’T KNOW
12. SAMMY DEAD-O
13. KING OF KINGS
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Eric
“Monty” Morris : Dynamic Production
Jimmy Cliff : Beverley’s Leslie Kong
Production
Prince Buster : Wild Bells Prince Buster
Production
The Maytals : Coxsone Dodd Production
The Maytals
The Charmers
Stranger Cole : Duke Reid Production
Roy Panton And Yvonne Harrison
The Blues Busters: Dynamic Production
Byron Lee And The Dragonaires
Jimmy Cliff, but mis-credited on the 7”
to Sir Percy : Beverley’s L. Kong
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The Dragonaires line-up in the video, seems to be fairly close to
that on the back of the Caribbean Joyride LP
( Byron Lee And The Dragonaires ( FLP 103 ), c 1964 ),
namely:
Sammy Ismay ( Tenor Sax ) Rupert Bent ( Guitar
) Barry Lloyd ( Drums ) Victor Chong ( Congos ) Norris Ridguard
( Trumpet )
Chester Power ( Trumpet ) Carl Brady ( Bongos ) Vernon Muller (
Trombone ) Keith Lyn ( Vocals ) Tony Gregory ( Vocals )
Granville Williams ( Electronic Organ ) Byron Lee ( Bass
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In comparing the photos of the above people to those who appear
on the video, the list seems fairly accurate,
with only Ken Lazaus ( Guitar ) not being mentioned above. On the
back of the Atlantic album ( ATL 5010 ) it states:
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“Ska
is the name of the dance that is done to the Jamaica Ska music, and
more and more people are dancing the Jamaica Ska
every day. The new dance rage began on the Island of Jamaica in Western
Kingston. It wasn’t long before all Jamaicans
discovered the excitement of Jamaica Ska and started dancing to it.
News about Jamaica Ska music soon reached music circles
in New York, and Atlantic Records decided to bring the authentic music
of Jamaica to record buyers in the United States.
To do this,Atlantic, with the co-operation of the Jamaican government,
arranged to make recordings of the music in Jamaica
using the top Jamaica Ska singers and instrumentalists. Jamaica Ska
music took over as the most popular dance Jamaica has
ever known. At the rate its popularity is spreading, it may take over
the whole world.”
Charlie Reggae

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