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The vibrant beat of the king of rocksteady
The light rhythm and catchy melody resonate with the London mod scene of the 1960s.
This hit by The Locomotive is a symbol of how Jamaican music has permeated UK youth culture, with the vibrant brass section and sweet vocal performance vividly bringing to life the euphoric atmosphere of dance floors.
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- Producer - Gus Dudgeon
- Written-By - Norman Haines
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