bass [other musician involved on these sessions might include] Lloyd Mason
compilation producer [direction artistique], liner notes [texte et discographie] Bruno Blum
coordinator [direction de collection] Benjamin Goldenstein
engineer [most sessions were engineered by] Graeme Goodall
liner notes [english translation] Martin Davies
piano [other musician involved on these sessions might include] Monty Alexander
product manager [conception collection] Claude Colombini
product manager [conception collection] Patrick Frémeaux
trombone [other musician involved on these sessions might include] Roy Wilson
trumpet [other musician involved on these sessions might include] Baba Brooks
trumpet [other musician involved on these sessions might include] Baba Brooks
trumpet, piano, trombone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone [other musician involved on these sessions might include] Sonny Bradshaw
Phonographic Copyright (p) Frémeaux & Associés
Copyright (c) Frémeaux & Associés
Glass Mastered At Sony DADC
Glass Mastered At Sony DADC
Record Company Groupe Frémeaux Colombini SAS
Distributed By Socadisc
Distributed By Frémeaux & Associés
Mastered At Art et Son Studio
Recorded At Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation
Recorded At Federal Records Studio
Recorded At RJR (2)
Most sessions were engineered at Radio Jamaica and Rediffusion Studios (RJR) and Ken Khouri’s Federal Studios.

The above credits are likely to include some errors.

1-1: released 1959.
1-2: released ca. 1958.
1-3: released in 1960.
1-4: probably recorded in 1958. Released in 1959.
1-5: probably recorded in 1958. Released in 1959.
1-6: released in 1961. Note: the song was produced by Prince Buster but as the bass was not properly recorded, he gave it to Duke Reid, who released it. The original Treasure Isle release is wrongly credited to Don Drummond.
1-7: released in 1960.
1-8: released in 1959.
1-10: probably recorded in 1958. Released in 1959.
1-11: released in 1960.
1-12: released ca. 1959.
1-13: released in 1960.
1-14: released in 1961.
1-15: released in 1960.
1-17: released 1961.
1-18: recorded at the Jamaican Broadcasting Corporation (JBC) Studios, 1959. Released in 1960.
1-21: released in 1960.
1-22: released ca. 1960.

2-2: released in 1961.
2-3: released ca. 1961.
2-4: released in 1960.
2-5: released in 1961.
2-7: released in 1960.
2-8: released in 1960.
2-10: released in 1961.
2-11: released in 1961.
2-12: released in 1959.
2-13: released in 1959.
2-14: recorded ca. 1958, released in 1961.
2-15: released in 1961.
2-16: released in 1961.
2-17: recorded at the Jamaican Broadcasting Corporation (JBC) Studios, 1959. Released in 1960.
2-18: released in 1960.
2-19: recorded ca. 1957. Released in 1961.
2-20: released in 1961.
2-21: recorded ca. 1959. Released ca. 1960.
2-22: released in 1961.

In the credit section of the booklet, some artists are credited as:
Herbert Clayton Penny aka Hank Penny
Arkland Parks aka Drumbago
Emmanuel Rodriguez aka Rico
Clement Dodd aka Coxsone or Clement Dodd aka Sir Coxsone
Cecil Bustamente Campbell aka Prince Buster
Jerome Hinds aka Jah Jerry
Arthur Reid aka Duke Reid
Oswald Williams aka Count Ossie
Michael Folkes aka Mico
Eric Folkes aka Junior
Eric Morris aka Monty Morris
Johnny Moore aka Dizzy Johnny

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