9 thoughts on “ Welcome You Back Home - Jackie Opel - The Memorable Jackie Opel (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Jul 29,  · Jackie Opel - Try Me. From the recent original stampers reissue program from Studio One, The flip side is Soul Brothers - Gujara Ska Support The Artist the Producer and Record Shops BUY IT IF YOU.

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2. jackie & doreen - welcome you back home /jackie opel - one more chance 7" Favourite Auctions.

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3. Jackie Opel, A Love To Share 7" vinyl, Island £ Click & Collect. £ postage. New listing Jackie & Doreen; Welcome You Back Home / Jackie Opel; One More Chance STUDIO ONE. £ 0 bids. JACKIE OPEL Cry Me A River LP on Coxsone JA studio one reggae. £ From United States. £ postage.

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4. Artists. Reggae artists, biographies, discographies, new releases, photos, videos, music samples. Jackie Opel - The Memorable Jackie Opel.

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5. Artist & Title: Jackie Opel - The Memorable Jackie Opel Very Rare - Pressed in Barbados Label: WIRL Records Cat #: W Released: Genre: Reggae - Funk - Soul Style: Stereo Country: USA Format: Vinyl, LP Overall Album Grading Cover Sleeve: Near Mint - opened but still covered in factory shrink wrap! Media/Vinyl: Very Good+ Track Listing.

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6. Born in in Bridgetown, Barbados, Jackie Opel (his real name was Dalton Bishop) was a musical superstar in his homeland when he moved to Kingston, Jamaica, in , quickly joining the legendary Skatalites as an occasional vocalist and bass player. At ease in several genres, including calypso, ska, jazz, blues, gospel, R&B, soul, and the Barbados reggae/calypso mento-like hybrid he.

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9. Mar 12,  · Jackie’s Spouge runs the gamut from the slow and groovy Welcome You Back Home to the hard- driving You’re No Good and You Got to Pay. It is just such a pity that Jackie was not around to nurture and guide the development of the new Barbadian beat in the years after its launch at the commencement of the ’s.

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