“You Don’t Love Me,” aka “No, No, No”, often credited to Dawn Penn, Bo Diddley and Willie Cobbs, recorded by Dawn Penn, 1967, re-recorded in 1994.
Dawn Penn website
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“You Keep Me Hanging On,” written by Holland-Dozier-Holland, recorded by Ken Boothe, 1983.
Ken Boothe website
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“I Won’t Let You Go,” performed by Russian rocksteady group Lollipop Lorry, 2016. The tune was originally recorded by the Blues Busters, with Byron Lee & the Dragonaires in 1964.
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“Silent River Runs Deep,” written by Henry Buckley, performed by Russian rocksteady group Lollipop Lorry The tune was originally recorded by the Gaylettes, with Lynn Taitt & The Jets, in 1967. Judy Mowatt was a Gaylette, and the rendition here sounds like her 1996 solo version.
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“Don’t Stay Away,” written and performed by Phyllis Dillon, accompanied by Tommy McCook and the Supersonics. This 1966 recording is considered a Jamaican rocksteady classic.
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“Red Red Wine,” written by Neil Diamond, performed by Jamaican singer Tony Tribe (Anthony Mossop, aka Tony Kingston) in 1969. This rocksteady version reached number forty-six on the UK Singles Chart, and must have been heard by UB40, who recorded the tune in 1983.
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