Record Details
| Artist: | The Heptones |
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| Title: | The Meaning Of Life - Best Of The Heptones 1966-1976 |
| Format: | 12"Reissue |
| Label: | Earmark |
| Cat No: | 43025 |
| Released: | 2004 |
| Country: |  |
| Genres: | Rocksteady |
| Status | Have |
| Added To List | 14th October 2014 |
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Disc 1 | 12"
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Disc 2 | 12"
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Additional Information
| Comments | Perhaps one of the most popular vocal trios of the rocksteady era, The Heptones cut a potential hit on their debut with 'Gunmen Coming To Town' but were obscured by Delroy Wilson's smash hit version of 'Dancing Mood.' Was it the end of the group? Far from it, since the band soon closed a deal with Coxsone Dodd and began massively hitting the charts for the following four years. Documented here are the major successes of the trio in its pre and post-Studio One periods, with their unique vocal style always shining through despite multiple variations in genre." |
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