Band Name: Prince Buster
Music Album: Ten Commandments Of Man
Album Release Date: April 1965
Music Genre: Reggae Ska
Record Label: Blue Beat
Album Release Country: United Kingdom
Music Record Type: 2 Tracks Vinyl 7"
Born May 24 1938, Kingston, Jamaica. Died September 8, 2016, Miami, Florida, USA. After following original selecter The Great Sebastian he was hired by Clement "Coxsone" Dodd to help on his Down Beat sound system, eventually helping Dodd identify the singles that Duke Reid was importing for his rival system and assisting production of his recordings. His first recording session in 1960 produced "Oh Carolina", with vocals by the Folkes Brothers and added musical accompaniment from Count Ossie. Inventive and innovative for the times, adding the niahbinghi element to popular Jamaican music. Campbell went on to establish his own own Voice Of The People sound system, record label and shop.
Buster produced countless records featuring either himself or virtually every top act of the time backed by the Prince Buster's All Stars. Initially Buster's Group, defining from blues/shuffle origins a huge contribution to the ska era with many classics. First on his Wildbells and
| A | Ten Commandments Of Man |
| B | Sting Like A Bee |
Issued on a rough-textured Bl;ue Beat label with four-pronged push-out centre,
The credit 'Recording first published 1965' is printed above the catalogue # to the right of the labels.
There are some other label print differences in the perimeter text and the positioning of Melodisc at 6 o'clock comparing this to a similar edition of Ten Commandments Of Man.
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