Band Name: Byron Lee And The Dragonaires
Music Album: Dance The Ska
Album Release Date: May 1964
Music Genre: Reggae Ska
Record Label: BMN
Album Release Country: Jamaica
Music Record Type: 12 Tracks Vinyl Album LP
Jamaican ska, calypso, mas and soca band, formed around 1950 by Byron Lee and his friend Carl Brady. One of the best known and most successful Jamaican groups of all time.
The group were picked to perform in the 1962 James Bond film Dr. No which brought them to an international audience. Their "Dance Hall Soca" hit (recorded with Admiral Bailey) was credited with starting the ragga-soca craze of the late 1990s.
| A1 | Fat Back |
| A2 | Watermelon Man |
| A3 | Oil In My Lamp |
| A4 | I Won't Let You Go |
| A5 | Wings Of A Dove |
| A6 | Dumplins |
| B1 | Ska De Wah |
| B2 | You're The One |
| B3 | Behold |
| B4 | Frankenstein |
| B5 | Rough And Tough |
| B6 | Joy Ride |
Manufactured by West Indies Records Ltd., Jamaica and Barbados
Recorded in Jamaica and the Untied States
A Lee Enterprises Production, 8 Penchon Street, Kingston, Jamaica
This is a high fidelity recording for best results observe the R.I.A.A. high frequency roll off characteristic with a 500 cycle crossover.
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