Various Artists - House Of Joy Box Set Vinyl RSD 2017. Reggae 45's Sealed
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Apr 24, 2017 Sold Date
Apr 23, 2017 Start Date
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Description

Records: Mint

Box: Mint (sealed)


Clement "Coxsone" Dodd ?– House Of Joy

Label: Studio One ?– none

Format: 15 × Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single, Numbered, Special Edition, Stereo

Box Set, Compilation, Limited Edition

Country: UK

Released: 22 Apr 2017

Genre: Reggae

Style: Rocksteady, Roots Reggae

Tracklist

1 –The Kingstonians Mother Miserable / I Make A Woman

2 –The Invaders (3) / The Soul Vendors Soulful Music / Happy Organ

3 –The Termites / Ernest Wilson I Made A Mistake / Undying Love

4 –Alton Ellis / Duke Morgan Set A Better Example / Lick It Back

5 –The Clarendonians Sho Be Do Be / Sweetheart Of Beauty

6 –Ken Boothe / Jimmy Newton Just Another Girl / Fooling You

7 –Lloyd Jones (3) Red In A Babylon / Red In A Babylon Version

8 –Cornell Campbell Natty Don't Go / Natty Don't Go Version

9 –Don Drummond Jet Stream / Schooling The Duke

10 –The Heptones Baby / Only Sixteen

11 –Larry Marshall / The Actions Nanny Goat / Wepp

12 –Bob Marley & The Wailers Simmer Down / I Don't Need Your Love

13 –Clue J. & The Blues Blasters / Alton & Eddy Silky / Muriel

14 –The Rhythm Aces (3) Dew Drops / I'll Be There

15 –The Jiving Juniors Andrea / Darling Don't Leave Me

Notes

This box set,designed to replicate the original speaker design, contains fifteen rare Studio One singles as well as a poster, booklet, 45 adapter, and a keychain, and is compiled from the extensive Studio One catalogue to honor the pioneering Jamaican soundman Clement Dodd, who started recording in the early 1950s.


House Of Joy was the name used in Jamaica for the the large wooden speakers that powered the early dancehalls. Featuring singles with the original labels this collection mines the rich history of Studio One and is a true testimony of the label's greatness.


The original 7"s are almost impossible to track down these days and would be over £1.5k to source the originals


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