Name: Jamaican Rare Groove
Brand: Various

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Catalogue number

3430916

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Black

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-05-19

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Standard:20

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3596974309166

Total Cap

Black LP

Artist

Various

Genre GB

Reggae / Dub

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Wagram Music

Wagram Music is a French independent label and distributor, recognized as one of the top 10 independent European labels. With a diverse range of musical styles, Wagram Music covers the entire territory and all distribution channels. Founded in 1998 by Stéphan Bourdoiseau with the support of a financial partner, the label acquired assets from Arcade Music Company France to establish its presence in the industry.

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Rare Groove Collection. Explore the fusion of world music with soul, funk and disco through the Rare Groove Collection.With this new volume, discover unique groove tracks straight from Jamaica! Fully remastered original versions Jamaican Rare Groove From the beginning of the 60s to the end of the 80s, Jamaica had a worldwide influence with ska, rocksteady, dub and reggae, but the small Caribbean island did not escape the global trends of funk, soul and disco. This mix of influences has given birth to unique groove songs, highlighted by this Jamaican Rare Groove. From the beginning of the 60s to the end of the 80s, Jamaica had a worldwide influence with ska, rocksteady, dub and reggae, but the small Caribbean island did not escape the global trends of funk, soul and disco. This mix of influences has given birth to unique groove songs, highlighted by this Jamaican Rare Groove.

Tracklisting: A1. Jamaica Girls - Rock The Beat  A2. Denroy Morgan - High On Your Love  A3. The Jiving Juniors - Sugar Dandy  A4. Chico Booth &amp; The Upsetters - The Shimmy  A5. Lloyd Williams - Funky Beat  A6. Tommy McCook &amp; The Supersonics - Work Your Soul  B1. Owen Gray - Something To Remind Me  B2. Stranger &amp; Patsy - Give Me The Right  B3. Vernon Vermont - Too Late  B4. Jimmy James - Come To Me Softly  B5. Pat Kelly - Try To Remember  B6. Ronald Russell - Rhythm Hips &nbsp;  C1. Denroy Morgan - Happy Feeling  C2. Marcia Griffiths&nbsp; - Everything I Own  C3. Norma Lee - Hurt  C4. The Downbeats - Thinkin' Of You  C5. Laris McLennon - Turn Me Loose  C6. Jimmy James &amp; The Vagabonds - Hey Girl  D1. Adiche - Chuka-Ja (Get Ready)  D2. Norma Lee - Rolling On  D3. Phyllis Dillon - Humpty Dumpty  D4. Hoagy Benson - Kangaroo  D5. Sugar Simone - Take It Easy  D6. Maynell Wilson - Motown Feeling&nbsp;

Jamaican Rare Groove 

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