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Ken Boothe
Ken Boothe was a stalwart of the Kingston 1960s reggae scene recording a
plethora of albums and singles, many of which were hits in his native Jamaica.
His major breakthrough as a reggae artist came in 1963 when he auditioned at the
legendary Duke Reid's recording studio along with his neighbour Stranger Cole,
one of Jamaica's early exponents of ska. The two men formed the duo Stranger and
Ken and had a string of hits until 1966 when Boothe started his solo career.
After signing to Studio One, Boothe had an immediate success with the single
'The Train Is Coming' backed by The ...
Everything I OwnKen Boothe
Freedom StreetKen Boothe
Let The Water Run DryInna De Yard and Ken Boothe
Everything I OwnKen Boothe
Now I KnowKen Boothe
Black Gold & GreenKen Boothe
Everything I OwnKen Boothe
Blood Brothers
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Freedom StreetKen Boothe
Freedom Street
Let The Water Run DryInna De Yard and Ken Boothe
Mr. Rock Steady
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Everything I OwnKen Boothe
Inna de Yard
Now I KnowKen Boothe
Freedom Street
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Black Gold & GreenKen Boothe
The Great Ken Boothe Meets B.B. Seaton and The Gaylads
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