Artist.......: Bob Marley and the Wailers
Album........: One Love at Studio One (1964-1966)
Label........: Heartbeat
Genre........: Reggae
Catnr........: CDHBEA319
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Mar-16-2006
str.date.....: Feb-28-2006
quality......: VBR/44.1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.rounder.com
track title time
cd1
01. this train 02:15
02. simmer down 02:50
03. i am going home 03:40
04. do you remember 02:51
05. mr talkative 02:06
06. habits 02:11
07. amen 02:38
08. go jimmy go 02:30
09. teenager in love 02:43
10. i need you 03:08
11. it hurts to be alone 02:42
12. true confession 02:46
13. lonesome feelings 02:55
14. there she goes 02:44
15. diamond baby 02:11
16. playboy 02:14
17. wheres the girl for me 03:16
18. hooligan ska 03:02
19. one love 03:19
20. love and affection 02:39
21. tell them lord 02:13
cd2
01. and i love her 03:06
02. rude boy 02:21
03. im still waiting 03:35
04. ska jerk 02:59
05. somewhere to lay my head 03:03
06. wages of love rehearsal 02:35
07. wages of love 03:17
08. im gonna put it on 03:08
09. cry to me 02:44
10. jailhouse 02:25
11. sinner man 03:07
12. he who feels it knows it 02:34
13. let him go 02:46
14. when the well runs dry 02:40
15. cant you see 02:24
16. what am I supposed to do 02:59
17. rolling stone 02:56
18. bend down low 02:33
19. freedom time 02:50
20. rocking steady 01:50
Runtime 112:45 min
Size 128,1 MB
Release Notes:
When the "rude boys" gathered at Studio One on
Brentford Road in Kingston, the acknowledged
leaders were the Wailers. The youthful Bob Marley,
Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh generated an enthusiasm
which was one of the cornerstones of the Ska era,
and in these early days they laid the foundation
for one of the greatest musical legacies the world
has ever known. This album contains the first
chronological survey of Bob Marley and the Wailers
recordings made at Studio One, Jamaica's premier
record label. The forty songs on this collection
contain the cream of their Studio One output as
well as previously unreleased alternate takes and
rare Jamaican singles sides. In most cases this
material is taken from the original session tapes
and is presented without the overdubs found on
other collections of this material.
The in-depth liner notes, culled from hundreds of
hours of interviews, by Wailers authorities Roger
Steffens and Leroy Jodie Pierson, piece together
the Wailers formative years at Studio One, and
along with the music, make this the definitive
Studio One Wailers collection.
Contains forty songs comprising the first
chronological and definitive survey of Bob Marley
and the Wailers' formative years.