Girls Like Dirt - The Uniques
1968
Rocksteady elegance from start to finish
One of the many reasons The Uniques remain such beloved figures in Jamaican music: timeless harmonies and effortless style.
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Girls Like Dirt - The Uniques
1968
Rocksteady elegance from start to finish
One of the many reasons The Uniques remain such beloved figures in Jamaican music: timeless harmonies and effortless style.
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Late Sixties, now re-issued with a Delroy Wilson B-side
The Techniques - Little Did You Know (1965)
The Techniques were a seminal rocksteady vocal group, but this earlier ska track shows their incredible vocals were already intact.
The Techniques - Drink Wine (1968)
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The Beatitude (Blessed Are The Meek) - Slim Smith & The Uniques
1969 Bright rocksteady with a sweet bounce
A perfect example of Slim Smith’s gift for making rocksteady feel effortless, with a melody that glides in and sticks right away.
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I'll Never Let Go - Slim Smith
1968
Rocksteady love that locks you in
I love this beautifully restrained rocksteady ballad where Slim's fragile falsetto floats effortlessly over a calm, steady groove.
No One - The Techniques
1963
Kingston’s finest in full effect
Before rocksteady and reggae, The Techniques made their mark with No One, a ska single that announces their vocal brilliance and the start of a legendary career.
Sweet Soul to Reggae Curtis Mayfield lick-over from 1971, back on the streets.
