Treasure Isle
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| - | [[Duke Reid]] took [[Alton Ellis]] to his [[Treasure Isle]] label in [[1962]]. | + | [[Treasure Isle]] was a record label founded by [[Duke Reid]] who also owned a studio with the same name on [[Bond Street]], [[Kingston]]. |
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Treasure Isle was a record label founded by Duke Reid who also owned a studio with the same name on Bond Street, Kingston.
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