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	Delroy Wilson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Delroy Wilson (5 October 1948-6 March 1995) was a Jamaican ska, rock steady and reggae singer.
		Delroy was produced by Bunny Lee through the 1970s.
		Delroy Wilson died on 6 March 1995 at Kingston's UWI hospital from complications following a liver ailment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Delroy_Wilson (160 words)

	Delroy Wilson, MP3 Music Download at eMusic
		Delroy Wilson was one of Jamaica's most soulful vocalists, and over a forty year career the singer unleashed a flood of hits and a multitude of masterpieces.
		Born on October 5, 1948, in the Kingston neighborhood of Trenchtown, Wilson's phenomenal talent would be his ticket out of the ghetto, and his discovery by producer Coxsone Dodd in 1962 would change the path of Jamaican music.
		Tragically, Wilson died of cirrhosis of the liver on March 6, 1995.
	www.emusic.com /artist/11488/11488273.html (1013 words)

	Review - Delroy Wilson : Once Upon A Time (Best Of..)
		Delroy Wilson died in March 1995, ravaged by the drink that had overtaken his life in later years, at the depressingly early age of 46.
		Delroy Wilson started his career at the tender age of 13 at Studio One, where he recorded his first tune.
		Time and time again Delroy Wilson proved to be one of the greatest soulful singers in reggae music, who left behind - especially to those for whom reggae is a way of life - a catalogue of impassioned tunes that were superbly voiced and seemingly immortal.
	www.reggae-vibes.com /rev_sin/onceupon.htm (178 words)

	VH1.com : Delroy Wilson : Biography
		Delroy Wilson was one of Jamaica's most soulful vocalists, and over a 40-year career the singer unleashed a flood of hits and a multitude of masterpieces.
		The label was inaugurated with Wilson's solo "Once Upon a Time" and the duo's "I Want to Love You." Both were fabulous numbers, but they couldn't save W&C's fortunes, and like most Jamaican artist-owned labels, the venture failed.
		Still, Wilson's career was considerably slowed by the rise of the DJs in the early '80s.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/wilson_delroy/bio.jhtml (859 words)

	Delroy Wilson: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Delroy Wilson was a legendary ska ska quick summary:
		Delroy was produced by Bunny Lee Bunny Lee quick summary:
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	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/de/delroy_wilson.htm (377 words)

	Special: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Delroy Wilson [+] was in virtual retirement when in 1993 the Roots Radics coaxed him into ABENGG studio in Kingston to create Special [+].
		It obviously pleased Wilson to no end, which explains why everything sounds so fresh, with the new numbers slotting in perfectly with the older ones.
		It's heartbreaking to know that Wilson's death was less than two years away, for here he sounds as if he's in the prime of his life.
	www.music.com /release/special/8 (360 words)

	Delroy Wilson : Once Upon a Time: The Best of Delroy Wilson - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		One of Jamaica's most prolific and best loved singers, Delroy Wilson cut his first single in 1961, and continued recording and performing almost to his death in 1995.
		The album is completed by Wilson's self-produced "It's a Shame," a major hit in 1974.
		A real best-of Delroy Wilson would require at least a three-CD set, but this compilation does gather up a slew of crucial recordings from a great period in the artist's voluminous career.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,340055,00.html (515 words)

	ReggaeTrain.com...your portal to Reggae music...(Biography [Delroy Wilson])
		Like Dennis Brown and Freddie McGregor, Delroy Wilson was barely out of short trousers when he recorded his debut single for Coxsone Dodd 's Studio One label.
		Wilson's voice broke just in time for the emergence of rocksteady in 1966, and his version of the Tams' 'Dancing Mood' of that year, one of the first rocksteady records, became a monstrous hit, alerting music fans to a new soul-styled crooner to match Ellis, Alton.
		Despite being one of the best singers Jamaica has ever produced, Wilson was rarely able to consolidate the success that came his way; nevertheless, he remained a much-loved and respected, but sorely under used and, outside of reggae circles, underrated performer.
	www.reggaetrain.com /biodelroywilson.asp (318 words)

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		Delroy's voice broek just in time for the emergence of rocksteady in 1966, and his version of the Tam's "Dancing Mood" of that year, one of the first rocksteady records, became a monstrous hit, alerting music fans to a new soul-styled crooner to match Alton Ellis.
		He teamed up once more with Bunny Lee to score a huge Jamaican hit with the anthemic "Better Must Come" (1971), which was so popular it was adopted as a theme song by Michael Manley's PNP to increase their vote amongst 'sufferers', during that year's election campaign.
		Despite being one of the best singers Jamaica has ever produced, Delroy has rarely been able to meaningfully consolidate the success that has come his way, but he remains a much-loved and respected, but sorely under-used and, outside reggae circles, underrated performer.
	niceup.com /artists/delroy_wilson (377 words)

	Bunny Lee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edward O'Sullivan Lee, better known as Bunny "Striker" Lee (born August 23, 1941) was a prominent, prolific and successful Jamaican record producer in the 1970s.
		He produced hits for Johnny Clarke, Delroy Wilson, Cornell Campbell and John Holt.
		His productions were prominent in 1974 and 1975 when the "flying cymbal" sound was the in-thing.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bunny_Lee (152 words)

	eBay.co.uk - delroy, Records, CDs, DVDs items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Delroy Wilson - The Golden Memories Of Delroy Wilson...
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	Delroy Wilson ca. 1978
		Delroy Wilson started his career at the tender age of 15 at Studio One, where he recorded his first tune, the ska song "Joe Liges".
		Throughout the years Delroy proved to be one of the greatest soulful singers in reggae music.
		He left behind - especially to those for whom reggae is a way of life - a catalogue of impassioned tunes that were superbly voiced and seemingly immortal.
	www.fortunecity.com /tinpan/polly/57/delroyw.htm (102 words)

	Marley Supersite: Wailers and Friends: Top Hits Sung by the Legends of Jamaica Ska
		Clement Dodd and Chris Wilson would like to thank Leroy Jodie Pierson for the loan of his rare originals which have helped to broaden the scope of this project when some of the master tapes proved to be elusive.
		Delroy had been a child star in Coxsone s stable, recording hits dating from the early sixties.
		Delroy Wilson and his rudeboy brother, Trevor, were Trenchtown neighbors of The Wailers.
	www.bobmarley.freeserve.co.uk /friends.htm (3430 words)

	Browse by Artist: WILSON, DELROY
		"Delroy Wilson (1948-1994), one of Jamaica's best loved singers, got his start with Coxsone Dodd's legendary Studio One, scoring his first hit (1963's 'Joe Liges', written by Lee Perry) when he was just 15 years old.
		His career soon took off and he spent most of the decade recording numerous hits for Dodd, including 1966's 'Dancing Mood', which became one of the first rock steady singles and a monstrous number 1 seller.
		Despite his ongoing success, Wilson was restless for something new and soon began collaborating with Bunny Lee and Sonia Pottinger.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists.../wilson.delroy.html (184 words)

	Delroy Wilson - 1 Minute Jamaican Music Biography (Jamaica)
		A huge star from his early teens, Delroy Wilson took his popularity from the Rock Steady era to even greater heights with Reggae.
		Starting primarily singing at concerts at Boy's Town School, Delroy used to have to stand up on a 'Red Stripe' beer box in order that he might actually reach the microphone.
		Later in his career Wilson disappeared from the music business...tired of being ripped off.
	www.jamaicans.com /music/bios/delroy-wilson-1-minute-ja.shtml (234 words)

	Delroy Wilson MP3 Downloads - Delroy Wilson Music Downloads - Delroy Wilson Music Videos
		Delroy Wilson was in virtual retirement when in 1993 the Roots Radics coaxed him into ABENGG studio in Kingston to create Special.
		After all these years, the singer's magic hasn't faded, and even if he can't quite equal his definitive earlier versions, the star still makes these songs sound special.
		The cool operator is as charming as he was of yore, and bar the occasional waver from age, he has lost none of the passion and soul of his youth.
	www.mp3.com /albums/151892/summary.html (388 words)

	Delroy Wilson - Greatest Hits [Jamaican Gold] \| internet radio on icebergradio.com
		Delroy Wilson - Greatest Hits [Jamaican Gold]
		This solid Delroy Wilson disc takes in some of the singer's best reggae sides for producer Bunny Lee.
		Throughout, it's clear that the singer's once spry voice has taken on a deeper, more soulful tone, making these performances some of his most affecting.
	www.icebergradio.com /album/177879 (140 words)

	Roots Archives - Artist : Delroy Wilson
		Delroy Wilson - For I And I [1975]
		Delroy Wilson - Living In The Footsteps [1981]
		Delroy Wilson - Million Busters In Reggae [198X]
	www.roots-archives.com /artist/56 (106 words)

	Review - Various : From The Foundation - Delroy Wilson & Jackie Paris
		Delroy Wilson - Is it because I'm fl
		Clash of the singers on this near to perfect set from producer Gussie Clarke : the late great Delroy Wilson meets crooner Jackie Paris.
		Hailing from the school of Coxsone Dodd, Delroy Wilson needs no further introduction.
	www.reggae-vibes.com /rev_sin/ftf-dw.htm (137 words)

	Ink 19 :: Nice Up the Dance: Studio One Discomixes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The standard practice of the time was to take songs that had already been hits and extend them to incredible lengths by adding additional instrumentals or DJ breaks, and all the tracks here follow that mold.
		It’s hard to argue with the talent involved, as artists like Horace Andy, Delroy Wilson, Alton Ellis, and Tommy McCook are justifiably considered legends; however, I find that in most cases, these extended mixes tend to meander, and I find my attention wandering.
		This could have a lot to do with my personal preference for the shorter track lengths (and often peppier tempos) of the ska, rocksteady, and early reggae periods.
	www.ink19.com /issues/july2001/wetInk/musicN/niceUpDanceStudio.html (282 words)

	Delroy Wilson : The Best of Delroy Wilson - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Delroy Wilson : The Best of Delroy Wilson
		Delroy Wilson was one of Jamaica's biggest singing stars during the heyday of ska and rocksteady, maintaining his popularity well into the reggae era.
		Wilson's seductively soulful, slightly hoarse-sounding voice graced sides by the island's top producers Clement "Coxsone" Dodd, Sonia Pottinger, and Bunny Lee, leaving an impression on the young Bob Marley in the process.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,186866,00.html (249 words)

	Delroy Wilson @ Soundbug (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Delroy Wilson was a legendary ska, rock_steady and reggae singer.
		A Bob Andy produced song, “The Last Thing On My Mind” rose to No. 1 in Jamaica.
		Give your opinion in the Delroy Wilson forum!
	www.soundbug.com /artist/1916 (145 words)

	Review - Various : Trojan Jamaican Superstars Box Set
		Trojan Records continues to release "limited edition" triple cd box sets, which happen to be nicely packaged selections coming out of their extensive vaults.
		This compilation set focuses on the "Jamaican superstars" Gregory Isaacs, Delroy Wilson, John Holt, Dennis Brown, Alton Ellis and Pat Kelly.
		While still in his childhood Delroy Wilson cut his first sides for Coxsone Dodd.
	www.reggaecd.com /rev_var/trboxjam.htm (797 words)

	Motion Records
		Following hot on the heels of our first major reggae release, The Skatalites "Heroes of Reggae in Dub",came this collection of largely unreleased gems recorded at the enormously influential Channel One Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, in the seventies and early eighties.
		oasting two stunning Delroy Wilson cuts, the album is now only available as a twelve track LP, the double CD version having sold out.
		Along with Delroy Wilson the album features cuts by Badoo, Calvin Stuart, a great DJ toast by Prince Pompidou, plus Jim Brown and Desmond Irie.
	www.motionrecords.com /channel.html (274 words)

	Delroy Wilson - Funky Broadway - Last.fm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		63 people have listened to Funky Broadway by Delroy Wilson.
		Of all 4,451 people that have listened to songs by Delroy Wilson, this represents 1.4%.
		Delroy Wilson Good All Over Studio One Funky Broadway
	www.last.fm /music/Delroy+Wilson/_/Funky+Broadway (57 words)

	Dancing Mood by Delroy Wilson: Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Delroy Wilson : Albums : Special : Dancing Mood : Reviews
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		While too many of his compatriots have sullied their copy books with mediocre retreads of hits, Wilson...
	www.mp3.com /tracks/1604394/reviews.html (145 words)

	Reggae News - CD/Vinyl Reviews
		Ken Boothe is one of the permanent hit makers in Reggae and belonged to the first reign of Jamaican Soul singers, along with Delroy Wilson and Alton Ellis.
		Beside being constantly present in the Jamaican charts, he has also had a British No.1 in 1974.
		A slightly strange inclusion is a 6-minute version of 'Won't You Come Home' with Delroy Wilson, with Ken Boothe really only taking on the backing vocals, and Delroy Wison taking the lead.
	www.reggaenews.co.uk /cd_reviews/display_review.asp?type=reissues&ID=69 (249 words)

	DELROY WILSON: Call On Me - Hot Shot
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	Delroy Wilson - Spanish Harlem - Last.fm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Music > Delroy Wilson > The Reggae Album > Spanish Harlem
		5 people have listened to Spanish Harlem by Delroy Wilson.
		Of all 4,451 people that have listened to songs by Delroy Wilson, this represents 0.1%.
	www.last.fm /music/Delroy+Wilson/_/Spanish+Harlem (56 words)

	protest
		Filled with the big names like Third World, Uhuru, Marley, Pulse, DB, big tunes like Tenor Saw, some great voices like Beres hammond delroy Wilson, Don carlos, Freddie mac and one of my favourites the Israel vibration.
		Picks for me are Beres Hammond, bushman an dth egreat Delroy Wilson.
		I could’ve done with less of the covers like For what its worth, universal soldier, blowing in the wind despite a protest value – the same protest, now that would be a different argument.
	www.lifeandsoulpromotions.net /protest.html (286 words)

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