Soul Jazz Records Presents: Studio One Ironsides (LP)
Various Artists
Amoeba Review
01/21/2013
Studio One produced so much essential music from Jamaica in the 1960s and ’70s that any new collection of music from the label/recording studio is a boon for fans of classic reggae. This two-disc collection from Soul Jazz has so much great music that’s it’s hard to even cover, from Marcia Griffith’s echoed declaration of love on “Mark My Word” through The Gladiators’ creeky, creepy “Bongo Red.” Several of these songs could easily work their way into your favorites collection — I’m partial to The Paragons’ “Danger in Your Eyes,” with its vibrant brass and sad harmonies. Suffice to say, the songs here are crucial for reggae and dancehall fans and, as with many Studio One compilations, serve as a great primer for those looking to explore classic Jamaican sounds of the era.
Read MoreTrack Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
Mother and Child
|
Fabian Cooke | |
|
2.
Mark My Word
|
Marcia Griffiths | |
|
3.
I Man A Rasta
|
Freddie McGregor | |
|
4.
Natty Ting A Ling
|
Prince Jazzbo | |
|
5.
Danger In Your Eyes
|
The Paragons | |
|
6.
Reggae Version
|
Drumbago & the Rebel Group | |
|
7.
Nanny's Corner
|
Don Drummond | |
|
8.
Rasta Don't Stop No One
|
The Stingers | |
|
9.
Three Mile Skank
|
The Lone Ranger | |
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10.
Another Night
|
The Soul Sisters | |
|
11.
Come Now Sister
|
Freddie McGregor | |
|
12.
Joe Frazier
|
Dennis Alcapone | |
|
13.
Soho
|
The Soul Brothers | |
|
14.
Can I Change My Mind
|
Alton Ellis | |
|
15.
Jealousy, Heartache and Pain
|
Johnny Osbourne | |
|
16.
Bongo Red
|
The Gladiators | |
|
17.
Jamrec Club
|
Pablove Black | |
|
18.
I'm Still Waiting
|
Cornell Campbell |























