Duke Reid was the first of the Sound System Giants to get into the recording studio, then Coxsone, and Prince Buster went along too - Learn about their musical exploits of Coxsone and Duke Reid Part 1 and Part 2 within the In Memory of Sir Coxsone Dodd section.

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Inventor Lee De Forest

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History of Sound In Chronological Order

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1955 - 1965 1965 - 1976

1976 - 1984 1984 - 2004

In Memory of Sir Coxsone Dodd - Part Two

The Version Riddims Of Studio One

Studio One Recording Artistes

Coxsone's Studio One School Of Music

The Bob Marley Studio One Fable

Wailers Success At Studio On

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We love musical grooves. Remember the great singers? Sam Cook, Ray Charles and Nat king Cole. We remember R&B music, we remember Soul Music, we remember the Rock Steady beat, we remember Drum & Base rhythms, but most of all, we remember the music played the musicians, if it were not for the musicians.... There'd no rhythms.

The Poly Vinyl Acetate Record

The Acetate Recording

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Victor and Columbia Records

CDRs and The CD Acetates

The CDs, Acetate and The Vinyl.

Thomas Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph

Thomas Edison Phonograph Company

Thomas Edison Diamond Stylus

Thomas Edison Diamond Phonograph

Edison's Radio Phonographs

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Thomas Edison Flat Disc

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A Special Breed of Men

History Of The Ska Part 2.

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Voice of The People

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The Blue Beat label

The Ten Commandments of Man

Ska Took Up Residence In The UK

Heineken Beer and Soda Pops

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First Gramophone Records

British Gramophone Company

Communications Industry

Groove Dimensions Developed

CBS Vinyl Groove Dimensions

Columbia Phonograph Company

Columbia Made Its First 45rpm in 1951

My Vinyl Track

In Cyberspace

In Memory of Sir Coxsone Dodd - Part Three

Bob Marley's Love Notes To Rita

The Rastafarian Sentimentality

The Wailers Leaves Studio One

Coxsone and Duke Reid Part 1

Coxsone and Duke Reid Part 2

Sound System Dance Music

In Memory of Sir Coxsone Dodd

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