Independence Souvenier

This is an extremely rare original copy of THE JAMAICA STORY - Independence Souvenier

These 2 records document the history of Jamaica, its people and music. A mix of music & the spoken word, some of Jamaica’s foremost individuals collaborated on this project to bring the story of Jamaica to life in honor of Independence.

These copies were not commercially available outside of the inner circle of politicians, dignitaries, Jamaica Tourist Board managers, producers and musicians. A stunning piece of Jamaican history and seldom seen.

Produced & Manufactured at Federal Record MFG Co. Ltd. Jamaica W. I. (Check custom label). Red felt and gold embossed gatefold jacket with wear, good overall, spine and seams intact. Various bumps, spots and foxing. LP's look un-played in NM/VG condition and perfect wear free labels.

Credits:

Written & Produced by Fred Wilmot

Narrated by Adrian Robinson

Musical Director - Ernest Ranglin

Musical Supervision - William Pilgrim

Recording Engineer - Graeme Goodall

Designed, Printed & Fabricated by Lee-Myles Assoc., NYC

 

Artists Taking Part In This Recording:

East Queen Street Young Men’s Fraternal

Ernest Ranglin

S. M. A. De Souza

Louise Bennett

Gerry Brindley

Count Ozzie & his Drums

Please see photos for condition, and do email with any questions, Thanks

Mr. Ken Khouri (centre) of Federal Recording Co Ltd, presenting a souvenir album in connection with Jamaica's

independence to the premier, Sir Alexander Bustamante, at his office. The two LP records in the album contain a

dramatic presentation of 'Jamaica History, Jamaica Story' written by Fred Wilmot of the Jamaica Tourist Board.

Holding the album on the cover of which is a photograph of Sir Alexander is his private secretary, Miss Gladys Longbridge.