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Sound Dimension

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The Studio One house band of the late 1960s, Jackie Mittoo directing, whose session work became the music's permanent infrastructure: "Real Rock", "Full Up", "Heavenless" and dozens more foundation rhythms are Sound Dimension recordings. Few bands anywhere have been versioned more and named less.

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At a glance

Type: Group / crew / band →
Era: Rocksteady, reggae and dub →
Confidence: Well supported
Sources: Studio One discographies; reissue credits.

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Sound Dimension - "Full Up" [Official Audio]

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Discogs — Sound Dimension

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Discogs source for Sound Dimension credits.

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In stories

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