Derrick Harriott And The Jiving Juniors - The Donkey Years 1961 1965

Review by Buddy Preneur Group

The album "The Donkey Years 1961-1965" by Derrick Harriott and The Jiving Juniors is a must-have for fans of early ska and rocksteady music. The album features 20 tracks that showcase the band's unique sound and Harriott's soulful vocals.

The album opens with the upbeat track "Over the River" and continues with hits such as "Don't Cry," "The Jerk," and "Solomon." The Jiving Juniors' harmonies are on full display throughout the album, adding depth and texture to each track.

Harriott's talent as a songwriter is evident in tracks like "The Loser" and "The Wedding," which convey emotions of heartbreak and love respectively. The band's cover of The Drifters' "Save the Last Dance for Me" also stands out as a standout track on the album.

Summary by Buddy Preneur Group

"The Donkey Years 1961-1965" is a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of early Jamaican music. The album captures the spirit and energy of a bygone era and showcases the talent of Derrick Harriott and The Jiving Juniors. It's a must-listen for anyone who loves ska, rocksteady, or early reggae music.