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Busty Brown
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Also known as Clive Smith, Count Busty, Busty James. Singer, solo, and in the Messengers, in late 1972 he replaced David Scott in the Chosen Few. View wikiAlso known as Clive Smith, Count Busty, Busty James. Singer, solo, and in the Messengers, in late 1972 he replaced David Scott in the Chosen Few. View wikiAlso known as Clive Smith, Count Busty, Busty James. Singer, solo, and in the Messengers, in late 1972 he replaced David Scott in the Chosen Few. View wiki -
Don Drummond & The Skatalites
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Lyn Taitt & The Jets
10,004 listeners
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The Hippy Boys
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The Dreamletts
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The Dreamlets is a female ska vocal group formed in Jamaica. In 1965 the Ska Beat label released the single "Really Now" by The D… read moreThe Dreamlets is a female ska vocal group formed in Jamaica. In 1965 the Ska Beat label released the single "Really Now" by The Dreamlets as the A-side and "Street Corner" by The Skatalites as the B. Jamaican record p… read moreThe Dreamlets is a female ska vocal group formed in Jamaica. In 1965 the Ska Beat label released the single "Really Now" by The Dreamlets as the A-side and "Street Corner" by The Skatalites as the B. Jamaican record producer Duke Reid composed both songs. The Skatalites are wi… read more -
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The Crystalites
24,079 listeners
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The Bleechers
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Jamaican harmony trio the Bleechers (Leo Graham, Wesley Martin, and a third singer known only as Sammy) formed around 1968, when the group … read moreJamaican harmony trio the Bleechers (Leo Graham, Wesley Martin, and a third singer known only as Sammy) formed around 1968, when the group reportedly did some studio work for producer J.J. Johnson. The Bleechers are best remembered, thou… read moreJamaican harmony trio the Bleechers (Leo Graham, Wesley Martin, and a third singer known only as Sammy) formed around 1968, when the group reportedly did some studio work for producer J.J. Johnson. The Bleechers are best remembered, though, for a handful of tracks they did with legendary producer… read more -
Owen & Leon Silveras
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