Free Soul
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"Free Soul"[1] by The Soul Brothers.
The song was produced by Coxsone Dodd with Jackie Mittoo on piano and is reminiscent of Twine Time (1964) by Alvin Cash & The Crawlers.
As Arnold Rypens noted, The Soul Brothers were the "Studio One houseband with ex members of The Skatalites.[2]"
The song is also the basis for "Doctor Ring Ding" and was 'covered' (but not credited) by Lou & The Hollywood Bananas as "Kingston Kingston" (1979) and it was the foundation of Lily Allen's "Smile" (2006).
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