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Derrick Harriott's One Stop Record Shop

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Long-running Kingston record shop started by singer-producer Derrick Harriott in 1966 at 125 King Street on an offer from Neville Foo-Loy, then moved uptown in 1973 to Shop 36, Twin Gates Plaza on Constant Spring Road, where it still trades oldies, LPs and 45s to collectors from Europe and Japan.

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Jamaica Gleaner archive, 'Harriott makes it One Stop for over 40 years'; Moon Jamaica; David Corio.

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Jamaica Gleaner archive feature on Derrick Harriott's shop.

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