We Are Rolling - Stranger Cole
1963
RIP Stranger Cole
Remembering a key figure of Jamaica's ska and rocksteady years that captures that classic island cool—restrained, steady, and deeply groovy.
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We Are Rolling - Stranger Cole
1963
RIP Stranger Cole
Remembering a key figure of Jamaica's ska and rocksteady years that captures that classic island cool—restrained, steady, and deeply groovy.
Ken Boothe & Stanger Cole - Arte Bella
Cant get enough of this right now.
RIP Stranger Cole
June 26, 1942 – June 11, 2026
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Hopeton Lewis & U Roy - Tom Drunk (1970)
Listening to Jamaican music can be an adventure as frequently I'll hear a song and say "hey, I know this song" but it's not exactly the same song, just the same riddim. Originally, Stranger Cole's Crying Every Night, with Hopeton Lewis' new lyrics and U Roy toasting, you basically have a new song.
stranger cole -- things come to those that wait
Stranger & Patsy - Give Me The Right (1966)