The Wailers - One Love at Studio One (2006)
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The Wailers cut over 100 tracks for Clemant "Coxone" Dodd at Studio One. One Love at Studio One is a chronological compilation of 40 of those tracks, recorded between 1964 and 1966.
The Wailers were not established as a reggae band when these recordings were made and were still experimenting with a wide range of musical styles. Several styles can clearly be heard on this compilation - ska (Simmer Down, One Love), rocksteady (Jailhouse, What am I Supposed to Do), gospel (Sinner Man, Amen) rock (Can't You See) as well as cover versions of pop and r'n'b tracks (And I Love Her - The Beatles, Teenager in Love - Dion, Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan)
Bob Marley had not become the "leader" of the Wailers at the time of the Studio One sessions. Many of the tracks feature other band members on lead vocals and several do not feature Bob Marley at all (as this compilation covers the period when he was working in Delaware).

Tracklisting
Disc One
1 This Train2 Simmer Down
3 I Am Going Home
4 Do You Remember
5 Mr. Talkative
6 Habits
7 Amen
8 Go Jimmy Go
9 Teenager in Love
10 I Need You
11 It Hurts to Be Alone
12 True Confession
13 Lonesome Feelings
14 There She Goes
15 Diamond Baby
16 Playboy
17 Where's the Girl for Me
18 Hooligan Ska
19 One Love
20 Love and Affection
21 Tell Them Lord
Disc Two
1 And I Love Her2 Rude Boy
3 I'm Still Waiting
4 Ska Jerk
5 Somewhere to Lay My Head
6 Wages of Love rehearsal
7 Wages of Love
8 I'm Gonna Put It On
9 Cry to Me
10 Jailhouse
11 Sinner Man
12 He Who Feels It Knows It
13 Let Him Go
14 When the Well Runs Dry
15 Can't You See
16 What Am I Supposed to Do
17 Rolling Stone
18 Bend Down Low
19 Freedom Time
20 Rocking Steady

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