OCEAN
RECORDS
Independent Reggae label: Ocean Records was one of the
Pama stable. Ocean issued singles in the period 1970-75. The
first three singles had catalogue numbers in an OC-1000 series, and came out in
1970; NB-096 number was Intended for release on the New Beat label. CRAB
64 was a Crab label promo issued on Ocean. UN 547 was a Unity label promo
issued on Ocean. PS 340 was a Pama Supreme label promo issued on Ocean. KOO
27 was Intended for release on the Lord Koos label. From then until
1975 the label seems to have lain dormant. When it was revived its singles
had catalogue numbers in the OC-000s; not all the numbers seem to have been
used. The same basic design was used throughout Ocean's existence, though
it came in several different colours. Distributed By Pama Records.
Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
70 |
Sol Raye |
Welcome
Stranger |
OCEAN |
OC |
1001 |
70 |
Danny Williams |
Fare Ye Well Separate Ways |
OCEAN |
OC |
1002 |
70 |
Pat Kelly |
Martin, Luther And John |
OCEAN |
OC |
1003 |
70 |
Max Romeo |
What A Cute
Man |
OCEAN |
UN |
547 |
71 |
Winston
Groovy |
I've Got To Find A Way To Get
Maria Back |
OCEAN |
CRAB |
69 |
71 |
Lloyd
Charmers |
Red Head Duck |
OCEAN |
PS |
340 |
72 |
Rico |
War Is Not The Answer Part
II |
OCEAN |
NB |
096 |
73 |
Dennis Brown |
Little Green
Apple |
OCEAN |
KOO |
027 |
75 |
Brown Dennis |
Little Green
Apples |
OCEAN |
OC |
001 |
75 |
Not Traced |
|
OCEAN |
OC |
002 |
75 |
Romeo Max |
Wet Dream |
OCEAN |
OC |
003 |
75 |
Marshall
Larry |
Can'T
You Understand |
OCEAN |
OC |
004 |
75 |
Miller
Claudette |
Tonight Is The Night |
OCEAN |
OC |
005 |
75 |
Patterson
Carlton |
Dread
Locks Power |
OCEAN |
OC |
006 |
75 |
Dennis
Denzil |
Never
Found A Girl |
OCEAN |
OC |
007 |
75 |
Not Traced |
|
OCEAN |
OC |
008 |
75 |
Mckay
Freddy |
It De Hey |
OCEAN |
OC |
009 |
