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Studio One Disco Mix (2004, Various Artists) is a compilation of Studio One "disco mixes" released in 2004 on the British label Soul Jazz Records.

It features "Ain't Gonna Change My Mind" by Doreen Schaeffer, a song also interpreted by reggae singer Alton Ellis, disco singer Loleatta Holloway, and originally recorded as "Can I Change My Mind" by Tyrone Davis in 1968.

The Soul Jazz compilation traces the very intimate connections between soul music and reggae. In the 1960s and 1970s, reggae producers and record shop owners made regular trips to the south and east of the United States.

Two more compilation albums in a similar vein are Nice Up the Dance-Studio One Discomixes and Studio One Showcase Vol. 1

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