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The Silvertones
Artist Biography For The Silvertones
There Are Multiple Artists With That Name 1. The Silvertones Is A Jamaican Reggae Group 2. The Silvertones Is A Texas Blues Band
3. The Silvertones Is A Blues Band From Cologne Germany
4. The Silvertones Is The Incorrect Tag For The Singapore Band The Silverstones. Unfortunately Last.Fm Automatically Redirects The Correct Name Tag For This Band To The Incorrect Name Tag The Silvertones. 1. The Silvertones Who Also Recorded As The Musketeers And The Muskyteers Were A Jamaican Reggae Harmony Group Formed In 1964 Best Known For Their Recordings For Lee "Scratch" Perry In The Early 1970s. The Group Initially Comprised The Duo Of Carl Grant Gilmore Grant Saint Mary Parish Jamaica 11 July 1943 - March 30 2016 And Keith Coley Born 7 March 1944 Saint Elizabeth Parish Jamaica Although They Expanded To A Trio With The Addition Of Delroy Denton. In 1966 They Recorded The Singles "True Confession" And "It's Real" Both Produced By Duke Reid And Released On The Dr. Bird Label Giving Them Instant Success In Jamaica. The Following They Recorded "Cool Down" Also For Reid And In 1968 They Released A Cover Version Of Wilson Pickett's "In The Midnight Hour" As Well As Further Singles For Reid's Treasure Isle Label Including "Old Man River" And "Slow & Easy". They Also Recorded For Sonia Pottinger "Guns Fever" And By 1971 They Had Moved On To Record For Clancy Eccles Releases Including "Tear Drops Will Fall". They Then Recorded For Studio One. Denton Emigrated To The United States To Be Replaced By Clinton "Tennessee" Brown. In The Late 1960s And Early 1970s The Band Worked With Lee Perry Initially As The Muskyteers Contributing A Version Of Brook Benton's "Kiddy-O" To Perry's Album The Upsetter. Perry Produced Their Debut Album Silver Bullets Voiced At King Tubby's Studio In One Night And Released On Perry's Black Art Label And On Trojan Records In The United Kingdom In 1974 In Two Different Mixes. The Instrumental Tracks Were Recorded At Perry's Partially Completed Black Ark Studio. The Album Included One Track Generally Regarded As The Highlight "Rejoice Jah Jah Children" Which Was Written By Perry's Partner Pauline Morrison. Although The Group Recorded Additional Material Around That Time That Was Not Included On The Album The Album's Nine Tracks Were Augmented By A Silvertones-Free Dub Of Dave Barker's "Are You Sure" When Perry Realised That The Album Was Too Short. In The Late 1970s They Had Successful Singles With "I Want To Be There" "Smile" "Stop Crying" "Have A Little Faith" And "Come Forward" The Latter Credited To The Brentford Rockers The Group Now Working Again With Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's Studio One. Their Studio One Recordings Were Collected Together Along With Some Of The Duke Reid-Produced Sides On The Young At Heart Album In 1999. Brown Died On 17 March 1999. The Group Continued To Record And Perform Into The 2000s 4. The Silverstones Were An Instrumental Group That Performed And Recorded In Singapore In The Late '60s And Early '70s. The Occasionally Backed Singers Like Penny Lim Helen Velu And Linda Yong. Two Recent Compilations "Teen Dance Music From China And Malaysia" And "Singapore A-Go-Go" On The Sublime Frequencies Label Have Wrongly Credited Their Tracks To The Sound Of The Silverstones And The Silvertones Respectively.
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The Silvertones - He'll Break Your Heart The Silvertones - Soul Sister The Crystalites - Stop That Man Owen Gray - Bongo Natty Toots And The Maytals - Feel So Good Toots And The Maytals - True Love Is Hard To Find Dub Tommy McCook - Psalm 9 To Keep In Mind Desmond Dekker & The Aces - It Mek The Upsetters - Return Of Django Dennis Alcapone - You Must Believe Me Desmond Dekker & The Aces - Israelites The Pioneers - Let Your Yeah Be Yeah Eric Donaldson - What A Festival Owen Gray - Girl What You're Doing To Me The Pioneers - Trouble Deh A Bush The Dynamites - Phantom The Slickers - Man Beware The Slickers - Mother Matty Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Village Ram Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Bam Sa Bo Jackie Edwards - Tell Me Darling Tommy McCook - The Big Boss Of Dubs The Ethiopians - Everything Crash Clancy Eccles - Rod Of Correction The Ethiopians - The Whip Prince Buster - Whine & Grine The Melodians - Sweet Sensation The Upsetters - Dollar In The Teeth The Maytals - Monkey Man Dave & Ansel Collins - Monkey Spanner The Skatalites - Occupation Ring Of Fire Dave & Ansel Collins - Karate aka I The Third The Kingstonians - Singer Man Max Romeo - Wet Dream The Maytones - Sentimental Reasons The Maytones - Hands And Feet Ken Parker - Jimmy Brown Dennis Alcapone - Honeycomb Errol Dunkley - Sit Down & Cry Laurel Aitken - Blue Mink Prince Buster - Train To Girls Town Slim Smith - Love Me Tender Ken Boothe - Freedom Street Desmond Dekker - Sabotage The Melodians - Rivers Of Babylon Slim Smith - Everybody Needs Love Laurel Aitken - Sex Machine John Holt - Ali Baba Delroy Wilson - Better Must Come Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
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Biography - The Silvertones
There Are Multiple Artists With That Name 1. The Silvertones Is A Jamaican Reggae Group 2. The Silvertones Is A Texas Blues Band
3. The Silvertones Is A Blues Band From Cologne Germany
4. The Silvertones Is The Incorrect Tag For The Singapore Band The Silverstones. Unfortunately Last.Fm Automatically Redirects The Correct Name Tag For This Band To The Incorrect Name Tag The Silvertones. 1. The Silvertones Who Also Recorded As The Musketeers And The Muskyteers Were A Jamaican Reggae Harmony Group Formed In 1964 Best Known For Their Recordings For Lee "Scratch" Perry In The Early 1970s. The Group Initially Comprised The Duo Of Carl Grant Gilmore Grant Saint Mary Parish Jamaica 11 July 1943 - March 30 2016 And Keith Coley Born 7 March 1944 Saint Elizabeth Parish Jamaica Although They Expanded To A Trio With The Addition Of Delroy Denton. In 1966 They Recorded The Singles "True Confession" And "It's Real" Both Produced By Duke Reid And Released On The Dr. Bird Label Giving Them Instant Success In Jamaica. The Following They Recorded "Cool Down" Also For Reid And In 1968 They Released A Cover Version Of Wilson Pickett's "In The Midnight Hour" As Well As Further Singles For Reid's Treasure Isle Label Including "Old Man River" And "Slow & Easy". They Also Recorded For Sonia Pottinger "Guns Fever" And By 1971 They Had Moved On To Record For Clancy Eccles Releases Including "Tear Drops Will Fall". They Then Recorded For Studio One. Denton Emigrated To The United States To Be Replaced By Clinton "Tennessee" Brown. In The Late 1960s And Early 1970s The Band Worked With Lee Perry Initially As The Muskyteers Contributing A Version Of Brook Benton's "Kiddy-O" To Perry's Album The Upsetter. Perry Produced Their Debut Album Silver Bullets Voiced At King Tubby's Studio In One Night And Released On Perry's Black Art Label And On Trojan Records In The United Kingdom In 1974 In Two Different Mixes. The Instrumental Tracks Were Recorded At Perry's Partially Completed Black Ark Studio. The Album Included One Track Generally Regarded As The Highlight "Rejoice Jah Jah Children" Which Was Written By Perry's Partner Pauline Morrison. Although The Group Recorded Additional Material Around That Time That Was Not Included On The Album The Album's Nine Tracks Were Augmented By A Silvertones-Free Dub Of Dave Barker's "Are You Sure" When Perry Realised That The Album Was Too Short. In The Late 1970s They Had Successful Singles With "I Want To Be There" "Smile" "Stop Crying" "Have A Little Faith" And "Come Forward" The Latter Credited To The Brentford Rockers The Group Now Working Again With Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's Studio One. Their Studio One Recordings Were Collected Together Along With Some Of The Duke Reid-Produced Sides On The Young At Heart Album In 1999. Brown Died On 17 March 1999. The Group Continued To Record And Perform Into The 2000s 4. The Silverstones Were An Instrumental Group That Performed And Recorded In Singapore In The Late '60s And Early '70s. The Occasionally Backed Singers Like Penny Lim Helen Velu And Linda Yong. Two Recent Compilations "Teen Dance Music From China And Malaysia" And "Singapore A-Go-Go" On The Sublime Frequencies Label Have Wrongly Credited Their Tracks To The Sound Of The Silverstones And The Silvertones Respectively. read less
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3. The Silvertones Is A Blues Band From Cologne Germany
4. The Silvertones Is The Incorrect Tag For The Singapore Band The Silverstones. Unfortunately Last.Fm Automatically Redirects The Correct Name Tag For This Band To The Incorrect Name Tag The Silvertones. 1. The Silvertones Who Also Recorded As The Musketeers And The Muskyteers Were A Jamaican Reggae Harmony Group Formed In 1964 Best Known For Their Recordings For Lee "Scratch" Perry In The Early 1970s. The Group Initially Comprised The Duo Of Carl Grant Gilmore Grant Saint Mary Parish Jamaica 11 July 1943 - March 30 2016 And Keith Coley Born 7 March 1944 Saint Elizabeth Parish Jamaica Although They Expanded To A Trio With The Addition Of Delroy Denton. In 1966 They Recorded The Singles "True Confession" And "It's Real" Both Produced By Duke Reid And Released On The Dr. Bird Label Giving Them Instant Success In Jamaica. The Following They Recorded "Cool Down" Also For Reid And In 1968 They Released A Cover Version Of Wilson Pickett's "In The Midnight Hour" As Well As Further Singles For Reid's Treasure Isle Label Including "Old Man River" And "Slow & Easy". They Also Recorded For Sonia Pottinger "Guns Fever" And By 1971 They Had Moved On To Record For Clancy Eccles Releases Including "Tear Drops Will Fall". They Then Recorded For Studio One. Denton Emigrated To The United States To Be Replaced By Clinton "Tennessee" Brown. In The Late 1960s And Early 1970s The Band Worked With Lee Perry Initially As The Muskyteers Contributing A Version Of Brook Benton's "Kiddy-O" To Perry's Album The Upsetter. Perry Produced Their Debut Album Silver Bullets Voiced At King Tubby's Studio In One Night And Released On Perry's Black Art Label And On Trojan Records In The United Kingdom In 1974 In Two Different Mixes. The Instrumental Tracks Were Recorded At Perry's Partially Completed Black Ark Studio. The Album Included One Track Generally Regarded As The Highlight "Rejoice Jah Jah Children" Which Was Written By Perry's Partner Pauline Morrison. Although The Group Recorded Additional Material Around That Time That Was Not Included On The Album The Album's Nine Tracks Were Augmented By A Silvertones-Free Dub Of Dave Barker's "Are You Sure" When Perry Realised That The Album Was Too Short. In The Late 1970s They Had Successful Singles With "I Want To Be There" "Smile" "Stop Crying" "Have A Little Faith" And "Come Forward" The Latter Credited To The Brentford Rockers The Group Now Working Again With Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's Studio One. Their Studio One Recordings Were Collected Together Along With Some Of The Duke Reid-Produced Sides On The Young At Heart Album In 1999. Brown Died On 17 March 1999. The Group Continued To Record And Perform Into The 2000s 4. The Silverstones Were An Instrumental Group That Performed And Recorded In Singapore In The Late '60s And Early '70s. The Occasionally Backed Singers Like Penny Lim Helen Velu And Linda Yong. Two Recent Compilations "Teen Dance Music From China And Malaysia" And "Singapore A-Go-Go" On The Sublime Frequencies Label Have Wrongly Credited Their Tracks To The Sound Of The Silverstones And The Silvertones Respectively. read less
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