Memories by the Score by John Holt.
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Memories by the Score by John Holt.
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Tracks:
Got to Get Away
Left With a Broken Heart
Memories By the Score
My Number One
Sometimes
There Is No Love
My Heart Is Gone
Strange Things
Stick By Me
It's a Jam in the Streets
Still In Chains
Riding For a Fall
Clock, The
Hooligans Change Your Style
Up Park Camp
You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine
My Satisfaction
(Let's) Get It While It's Hot
Everything's Coming Up Love
I Forgot to Say I Love You 'Till I'm Gone
Fancy Make Up
I'll Be Lonely
Thief in the Night
Tide Is High, The
Sweetie Come Brush Me
Ghetto Queen
Love I Can Feel
If I Were A Carpenter
Performer Notes: Personnel includes: John Holt, Tyrone Evans, Howard Barrett.
Recorded between 1968 and 1974. Includes liner notes by Dennis Lyons.
Digitally remastered by Denis Blackham (Country Masters).
Rocksteady and reggae star John Holt is one of the best vocalists Jamaica has ever produced. Getting his break singing with the Paragons, Holt moved on to solo fame in the early '70s with a string of island and English hits. This West Side roundup features both rocksteady and reggae sides, including a few examples of his work with the Paragons (the title track and "Number One for Me"). Such classics as "Ali Baba" and "A Love I Can Feel" may not be here, but there's still plenty of other gems from Holt's sessions with such famed producers as Bunny Lee, Harry J., Alvin Ranglin, and Clement Dodd. A fine primer for Holt newcomers. ~ Stephen Cook
Format: Vinyl (1 Disc)
Country: USA
Studio/Live: Studio
Release Date: 5 August, 2016
Label: ADA
Dimensions: 30.5 x 30.5 x 0.6 centimeters (0.40 kg)
Performer Notes: Personnel includes: John Holt, Tyrone Evans, Howard Barrett.- Recorded between 1968 and 1974. Includes liner notes by Dennis Lyons.
- Digitally remastered by Denis Blackham (Country Masters).
- Rocksteady and reggae star John Holt is one of the best vocalists Jamaica has ever produced. Getting his break singing with the Paragons, Holt moved on to solo fame in the early '70s with a string of island and English hits. This West Side roundup features both rocksteady and reggae sides, including a few examples of his work with the Paragons (the title track and "Number One for Me"). Such classics as "Ali Baba" and "A Love I Can Feel" may not be here, but there's still plenty of other gems from Holt's sessions with such famed producers as Bunny Lee, Harry J., Alvin Ranglin, and Clement Dodd. A fine primer for Holt newcomers. ~ Stephen Cook
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