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Harry J Studio

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Harry Johnson's studio at 10 Roosevelt Avenue, Kingston, opened in 1972 — where Bob Marley and the Wailers cut much of their Island-era work, and where the Harry J All Stars' own "The Liquidator" had already carried the house sound to Britain. A studio whose reputation rests on the clarity of its rooms as much as on its productions.

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The Harry J legacy ... Continued the work of producing great Jamaican music

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Jamaica Gleaner, 5 May 2013. Reference only.

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