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"I'm Still in Love" — Alton Ellis

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"I'm Still in Love," Alton Ellis's 1967 rocksteady ballad, became one of Jamaican music's most durable rhythms - reworked, versioned and sampled across reggae and dancehall for decades, including well-known dancehall re-cuts that introduced the melody to entirely new generations of listeners.

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Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love (With You Girl) | Jet Star Music (Official Audio)

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