Double Dekker: Limited Gold Vinyl 2LP Ian William Craig allegedly taking their name from

allegedly taking their name from the fact it was then a decade after Elvis Presley had burst onto the scene

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"Jamaican-born trumpeter Dizzy Reece was a fixture of the London jazz scene before moving to New York City in 1959 where he recorded his excellent album Star Bright

Double Dekker: Limited Gold Vinyl 2LP Ian William Craig allegedly taking their name fromDesmond Dekker recorded some of his best known songs together with his backing group the Aces. Their track Israelites from 1968 became one of the earliest international reggae hits. Dekker's other hits include 007 (Shanty Town), It Mek and You Can Get It, which are all featured on the 1973 compilation album Double Dekker. The album was produced by Leslie Kong and serves an interesting period document of the years 1969 1971, following ska as it evolved