Jamaica Jazz From Federal Records Carib Roots, Jazz, Mento, Latin, Merengue & Rhumba 1960-1968

• Ernest Ranglin – Like Falling In Love
• Cecil Lloyd – Profile Cha Cha
• The Lennie Hibbert Combo – I Love Paris
• The Eric Grant Orchestra – T'is Wonderful
• George Moxey – C'est Magnifique
• Count Owen And His Calypsonians – Go Fife Go

• 1. Ernest Ranglin – Like Falling In Love
• 2. Cecil Lloyd – Profile Cha Cha
• 3. The Lennie Hibbert Combo – I Love Paris
• 4. The Eric Grant Orchestra – T'is Wonderful
• 5. George Moxey – C'est Magnifique
• 6. Count Owen And His Calypsonians – Go Fife Go
• 7. Ernest Ranglin – Angelina
• 8. The Lennie Hibbert Combo – Estrellita
• 9. Cecil Lloyd – Rhumbina
• 10. Ernest Ranglin – Sly Mongoose
• 11. Baba Motta – Linstead Market
• 12. Bertie King – Wheel And Turn Me
• 13. Ernest Ranglin – Come Back Liza
• 14. Baba Motta – Solas Market
• 15. Bertie King – Brown Skin Gal
• 16. Bertie King – Mango Walk
• 17. Count Owen And His Calypsonians – Aye Aye Aye
• 18. The Eric Grant Orchestra – Razor Merengue
• 19. Ernest Ranglin – Ernest's Tune
• 20. Audley Williams & His Orchestra – Sting Of Pearls
• 21. Winston Turner Quintet – Monday Monday

Federal Records is generally considered to be responsible for birthing Rocksteady in the 1960’s, but Jamaica’s first recording studio also had a nice little side-thing going for jazz records at the same time. New Dub Store compilation Jamaica Jazz from Federal Records: Carib Roots, Jazz, Mento, Latin, Merengue & Rhumba 1960-1968 collates some crucial cuts from the period. Features Ernest Ranglin, Count Owen & His Calypsonians, Cecil Lloyd and many more.