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The roar of horns heralds the dawn of ska.
A definitive instrumental piece by The Skatalites that shaped the history of Jamaican music.
The moment when the intense, uptempo beat of "Red China" intersects with Eric Monty Morris's passionate vocals is breathtaking. Their unique style, a fusion of Caribbean passion and jazz technique, continues to shine brightly as the source of all subsequent reggae music.
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- Producer - King Edwards
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