Genres of music are seldom invented in someone's basement, generally they sort of fade into existence. Such is the case with ska, a genre of Jamaican music which comes from mento and calypso music, combined with American jazz and R&B, which could be heard on Jamaican radio coming from high-powered stations in New Orleans and Miami. Ska became popular in the early 1960s.
Tracklist
| 1 | Sammy No Dead by Clancy Eccles |
| 2 | Musical Storeroom by Frank Anderson |
| 3 | Guns Of Navarone by The Skatelites |
| 4 | I'm So In Love With You by The Techniques |
| 5 | One Eyed Giant by Baba Brooks and His Band |
| 6 | Want Me Cook by Owen & Leon Silveras |
| 7 | Strongman Sampson by Eric Morris |
| 8 | Congo War by Lord Brynner |
| 9 | Get Up Edina by Desmond Dekker |
| 10 | Hurry Up by Lord Creator |
| 11 | True Confession by The Silvertones |
| 12 | Phoenix City by Rolandd Alphonso |
| 13 | Storm Warning by Lyn Taitt & The Comets |
| 14 | 007 (Shanty Town) by Desmond Dekker |
| 15 | The Tide Is High by The Paragons |
| 16 | Blam Blam Fever by The Valentines |
| 17 | Doctor Zhivago by Tommy McCook and The Skatelites |
| 18 | If I Didn't Love You by Eric Morris |
| 19 | Girl I've Got a Date by Alton Ellis & The Flames |
| 20 | Let George Do It by Don Drummond |
| 21 | Jezebel by Lloyd & Glen |
| 22 | Happy Go Lucky Girl by The Paragons |
| 23 | When I Call Your Name by Stranger & Patsy |
| 24 | Next Door Neighbor by Owen & Leon Silveras |
| 25 | Carry Go Bring Come by Justin Hinds & The Dominos |
| 26 | Watermelon Man by Baba Brooks Band |
| 27 | Derrick! by Derrick Harriot |
| 28 | Daisy I Love You by Jackie Estick |
| 29 | Miss Jamaica by Jimmy Cliff |
| 30 | Duck Soup by Drumbago’s Orchestra |
| 31 | Don D Lion by Don Drummond |
| 32 | Silver Dollar by Tommy McCook and The Skatelites |
| 33 | Over the River by Justin Hinds & The Dominoes |
| 34 | Sinners Got A Moaning by Ewan McDermott & The Vibrators |
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