LP version. The Suedehead sound of the early '70s followed the Skinhead style of the 1968-70 period. The notable difference could be seen and heard, the sharp jerky upbeat rhythms were slowing down a notch to what we'd soon be calling that early reggae sound. The tougher harder look of the Rude Boy/Skinhead style was relaxing a little to almost meet with the less frantic rhythms to a more slowed down groove like sound. The hair got a little longer, going from a Mark 1 to a Feather Cut style. The "Rude Boy Out of Jail" type lyrics were becoming more conscientious, this was another twist and turn in the ever evolving sound of Jamaican music, but what is certain is the artists and producers never disappointed us in this period . Here is a compilation of some tunes that the Suedehead crowd were grooving to. Tracks by Twinkle Brothers, Delroy Wilson, Cornell Campbell, John Holt, The Claradonians, Horace Andy, Alton Ellis, Pat Kelly, and Max Romeo. Side 1
1. Twinkle Brothers - "The Best Is Yet To Come" (3:11)
2. Delroy Wilson - "Here Come The Heartaches" (3:06)
3. Cornell Campbell - "Stars" (3:05)
4. The Claradonians - "Day Will Come" (2:44)
5. Horace Andy - "Don't Try & Use Me" (2:47)
6. Cornell Campbell - "My Confession" (2:43)
7. Alton Ellis - "Play It Cool" (2:52)
Side 2
1. Pat Kelly - "Daddy's Home" (2:34)
2. Delroy Wilson - "Who Cares" (3:00)
3. John Holt - "It's A Jam In The Street" (3:04)
4. Delroy Wilson - "Cool Operator" (2:59)
5. Max Romeo - "Let The Power Fall On I" (1:55)
6. Cornell Campbell - "Girl Of My Dreams" (2:26)
7. Delroy Wilson - "Cheer Up" (3:14)
