The Gaylads

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The Gaylads were a Jamaican vocal trio prominent in the 1960s and early reggae era, known for their smooth harmonies and influential recordings in ska and rocksteady.

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instanceOf Jamaican musical group
reggae group
rocksteady group
ska group
vocal trio
activePeriodStart 1960s
associatedWith Coxsone Dodd NERFINISHED
Leslie Kong NERFINISHED
Prince Buster NERFINISHED
Studio One NERFINISHED
basedIn Kingston, Jamaica NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Jamaica
formationPlace Kingston, Jamaica NERFINISHED
genre reggae
rocksteady
ska
vocal harmony
hasMember Harris B. Seaton NERFINISHED
Maurice Roberts NERFINISHED
Winston Stewart NERFINISHED
hasMusicalRole vocalists
influenced later Jamaican vocal trios
influencedGenre reggae vocal groups
languageOfLyrics English
notableCharacteristic romantic and socially conscious lyrics
tight three-part harmonies
notableFor early reggae recordings
influential rocksteady recordings
influential ska recordings
smooth vocal harmonies
notableWork Africa NERFINISHED
Joy in the Morning NERFINISHED
Lady with the Red Dress On NERFINISHED
No Good Girl NERFINISHED
Soul Sister NERFINISHED
partOfMovement Jamaican ska movement
early reggae era
rocksteady era
recordLabel Studio One NERFINISHED
vocalType male vocal trio
workedWithProducer Coxsone Dodd NERFINISHED
Leslie Kong NERFINISHED
Prince Buster NERFINISHED

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Studio One recordedWith The Gaylads