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Studio One

Jamaican recording studio
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  • Bob Marley and the Wailers
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    / Jamaican “Academy”

    Coxsone Dodd, who had encountered rhythm and blues as a migrant cane cutter in the southern United States and returned home to become one of Jamaica’s first sound-system (mobile disco) operators, founded Studio One in 1963. His crude and tiny one-track studio and pressing plant…

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    Coxsone Dodd, who had encountered rhythm and blues as a migrant cane cutter in the southern United States and returned home to become one of Jamaica’s first sound-system (mobile disco) operators, founded Studio One in 1963. His crude and tiny one-track studio and pressing plant…

    Read More