Owned and founded by Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, Studio One's output serves as a comprehensive guide to the history of Reggae music. The music on Studio One Rockers covers all areas of Reggae such as Ska, Rocksteady, Roots and Dancehall, all areas in which Studio One led the field. Studio One Rockers features many legendary Studio One tracks brought together for the first time by Soul Jazz Records. From the beginning of Reggae, when the Skatalites developed a new sound of Ska in 1962 up until today, Studio One has been the number one innovator in Jamaican music. Included in this compilation are classic Ska tracks ("Phoenix City"), Rocksteady ("Feel Like Jumping"), Roots music ("Truth and Rights"), Dancehall (Freddy McGregor, Michigan and Smiley) and many more. Featured here are many of the classic tracks from Studio One. From Dawn Penn's legendary "No, No, No" to classics such as Horace Andy's "Skylarking" and Marcia Griffith's "Feel Like Jumping". The Coxsone Soundsystem in the early 60s was one of the three main soundsystems operating in Jamaica alongside his competitors, Prince Buster and Duke Reid. The Studio One catalogue is possibly the largest in Jamaican music and this release is the first in a series of Studio One compilations on Soul Jazz Records. Compilation of the month. 100% Essential SEVEN "Compilation of the month. A compilation of unbelievable quality. Awesome" MUZIK "A who's who of Jamaican music" MUSICWEEK "An essential slice of musical history" WAX "The most credible compilation of reggae you can. 1.1Sound Dimension - Real Rock 1.2Marcia Griffiths - Feel Like Jumping 1.3Freddy McGregor - Bobby Babylon 1.4Horace Andy - Skylarking 1.5Lennie Hibbert - Village Soul 1.6Brentford All-Stars - Greedy G 1.7Johnny Osbourne - Truth and Rights 1.8Ernest Ranglin - Surfin 2.1Michigan ; Smiley - Eye of Danger 2.2Dawn Penn - No, No, No 2.3The Skatalites - Phoenix City 2.4Prince Jazzbo - Crabwalking 2.5Jackie Mittoo - Hot Milk 2.6Lone Ranger - Badder Dan Dem 2.7Cedric Brooks - Ethiopia