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Ken Parker / The Cobbs - Only Yesterday / Jo Gibbs Mood

Ken Parker / The Cobbs - Only Yesterday / Jo Gibbs Mood

Musician: Ken Parker
Album title: Only Yesterday / Jo Gibbs Mood
Style: Reggae
Released: 1969
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1798 mb
Size APE version: 1590 mb
Size WMA version: 1946 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
Votes: 187
Format: FLAC RA MOD MP2 AHX MMF VOX
Genre: Reggae

Ken Parker / The Cobbs - Only Yesterday / Jo Gibbs Mood

Ken Parker Reggae 1969 UK

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Ken Parker - Only Yesterday / Jo Gibbs Mood
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Tracklist

A –Ken Parker Only Yesterday
B –The Cobbs Jo Gibs Mood

Companies, etc.

  • Published By – B&C Music

Credits

  • Producer – Joel Gibson*

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers - Only Yesterday / The Joe Gibbs Mood (Instrumental) ‎(7") Jogib Records none Jamaica 1969
none Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers - Only Yesterday / The Joe Gibbs Mood (Instrumental) ‎(7", Blu) Jogib Records none Jamaica 1969
none Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers - Only Yesterday / The Joe Gibbs Mood (Instrumental) ‎(7", Mag) Jogib Records none Jamaica 1969
none Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers Ken Parker With Joe Gibbs & The Destroyers - Only Yesterday / The Joe Gibbs Mood ‎(7") Jogib Records none Jamaica 1969
none Ken Parker / The Cobbs Ken Parker / The Cobbs - Only Yesterday / Joe Gibbs Mood ‎(7", W/Lbl) Amalgamated Records none Jamaica 1969



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Madis
Is someone Dueting with Ken on this one? It sounds like Slim to me.
Ndyardin
Jamaican singers of the era (1966-1970) often emulated Curtis Mayfield of the Impressions, singing in his falsetto style. On this song, the Great Ken Parker is singing both parts. You notice the falsetto and the tenor are never sung at the same time. Ken Parker and Slim Smith, two of the best singers from the rock steady/early reggae period.

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