
The Jamaicans (Tommy Cowan, Norris Weir, Martin Williams) burst on the scene in 1967 by winning the second Jamaican Festival song contest with a bit of nonsensical rocksteady called "Ba Ba Boom," a piece that had been written by Cowan and Weir. The pair continued to write, and the group had a middling successful career between 1967 and 1972 recording their frequently novelty-tinged songs (they sang "ba ba" in myriad different ways, sometimes even inventively) for producer Duke Reid and his legendary Treasure Isle label
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Ba Ba Boom
Love Uprising
Things You Say You Love
Dedicated My Song
The Things You Say You Love
Early in the Morning
Mr. Lonely
Black Girl
Du Du Wop
Peace and Love
Cool Night
Baba Boom
Dedicate My Song To You
Woman Go Home
Early One Morning
Take Warning
Sunshine Love
You You
Dedicated to you
Sing Freedom
I've Got a Pain
I Believe In Music
Ma and Pa
Feel the Festive Spirit
Mary
My Love for You
Don't Believe Her
Chain Gang
Dont Believe Her
How Can I Unlove You
Baba Boom( Ba Ba Boom Time)
My Heart Just Keeps Breaking
Ba Ba Boom (Direktoratet re
Are You Sure
Peace & Love
Bababoom time
Dedicated My Song To You
Russell Peters
Baba Boom Time
14.Peace & love
Things You Say You Love - Jamaicans
Ba Ba Boom (Direktoratet re-edit)
ba ba boom time
things you say
Ba-Ba-Boom Time
Baba Boom (treasure isle)
Ba Ba Boum Time
Baba Boum Time
Baba Boom '67
13 Love Uprising
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