Last Train To Skaville

New one-off press limited edition transparent green double vinyl edition of Soul Jazz Records classic Jackie Mittoo and The Soul Brothers' Last Train To Skaville, featuring classic tracks recorded at Studio One. // Jackie Mittoo is one of the most important artists in the history of Jamaican music. As founding member of the legendary Skatalites, as in-house arranger/producer at Studio One and as a solo artist in his own right leading groups such as The Soul Brothers, Sound Dimension and Soul Vendors. // These classic and rare recordings were made in the mid-1960s at Studio One. The Soul Brothers bridged the gap between Ska and the arrival of Rocksteady mixing it all up with Funk, Jazz and Latin styles. // The Soul Brothers recorded at Studio One between 1965-1967, the transitionary period between Ska and Rocksteady where the music was a mixture of Funk, Latin and Jazz sometimes with a reminder of Ska and the hint of Rocksteady. // The Soul Brothers were born in 1965 out of the ashes of the great Skatalites. The new group featured ex-Skatalites members Jackie Mittoo, Roland Alphonso, Johnny Moore and Lloyd Brevitt). By the end of the year the group were up and running, releasing countless addictively catchy singles and two albums as well as becoming the new house band at Studio One, following the demise of The Skatalites.A1. Jackie Mittoo & The Soul Brothers - Train To SkavilleA2. Roland Alphonso & The Soul Brothers - James BondA3. The Soul Brothers - Voodoo MoonA4. The Soul Brothers - Ska ShuffleB1. Jackie Mittoo & The Soul Brothers - Take TenB2. The Soul Brothers - Chicken And BoozeB3. The Soul Brothers - Honey PotB4. The Soul Brothers - Mr FlintC1. Roland Alphonso & The Skatalites - Dr Ring DingC2. The Soul Brothers - Got My BoogalooC3. Roland Alphonso & The Studio One Orchestra - From Russia With LoveC4. Roland Alphonso & The Soul Brothers - Ska-CulationD1. Jackie Mittoo & The Soul Brothers - Home MadeD2. Roland Alphonso & The Soul Brothers - Sufferer's ChoiceD3. The Soul Brothers - One StopD4. The Soul Brothers - Hot And Cold