Super Bad: Hits & Rarities From the Treasure Isle - Super Bad! Hits & Rarities From The Treasure Isle Vaults 1971-1973 / VariousTwo CDs. Jamaican hits of the early 1970s By the early '70s, Duke Reid's Treasure Isle Records had long since been firmly established as one of Jamaica's music industry leaders, having previously released some of the biggest selling ska, rock steady and reggae 45s in the island's history. The trend continued as the decade progressed, with the Duke's famed studio in Bond Street continuing to produce numerous best sellers between 1971 and 1973. And yet,

Brutti perform this selection of works

It may not seem obvious at first glance

Plas Johnson and many others

The album features a stellar cast

" produced by longtime collaborator Troy Taylor (Boyz II Men

melodic post-punk

Susan Raye enjoyed great popularity during the early and mid-1970s with seven top-10 and 19 top-40 country hits

and early reviews are calling it his best to date

It's not an easy job

It'll be the first release featuring the sisterly harmonies of Gayle and her siblings Loretta Lynn and Peggy Sue

both inspired by the minimalism of Steve Reich

The two composers