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| The Ocean label, though not often seen, has
in fact been around for quite some time. Firstly in 1970, again in
its second coming in 1972, and lastly in 1975. Some of the few Ocean
tracks I have heard are such massive recordings as Can't
You Understand by Larry Marshall, which was backed with
a wicked King Tubby mix Locks of Dub,
and re-releases such as Wet Dream and Cute Man both by
Max Romeo.
In true Pama style, Ocean was at best, an erratic
label with little output but what was released was of a (mostly)
high standard. |
Ocean Discography |
| Cat No |
Title |
Artist |
| OC-1001 |
Welcome Stranger/Unknown |
Sol Rave |
| OC-1002 |
Fare Ye Well Seperate Ways/Unknown |
Danny Williams |
| OC-001 |
Little Green Apples/Version |
Dennis Brown/Sound Dimension |
| OC-002 |
Not Known |
|
| OC-003 |
Wet Dream/She Is But A Little Girl |
Max Romeo |
| OC-004 |
Cant You Understand/Locks Of Dub |
Larry Marshall/King Tubby |
| OC-005 |
Tonight Is The Night/Night Dub |
Claudette Miller/Concious Minds |
| OC-006 |
Dreadlocks Power/Black Lash |
Carlton Patterson |
| OC-007 |
Never Found A Girl/Version |
Denzil Dennis/The Inmates |
| OC-008 |
Not Known |
|
| OC-009 |
It De Hey/Dub De Hey |
Freddy McKay/Phil Pratt All Stars |
| OC-010 |
Not Known |
|
| UN-547 |
What A Cute Man/Buy You A Rainbow |
Max Romeo |
