Cornell Campbell's (born in 1945) career started back in 1956 when he recorded his debut "My Treasure" for Coxsone Dodd. He was eleven years old. In 1966 he went back to the studio to record a couple of more tracks. In 1964 he joyned the Sensations. After this experience he moved to the Eternals. In 1972 Bunny Lee was impressed by Cornell and invited him to record. They cut some material but the success came in 1975 with "Natty Dread In A Greenwich Farm", recorded at Harry J's Studio. This deserved hit came one year after Earl Zero's "None Shall Escape The Judgement", initially a song that Cornell should have sung, was passed to Johnny Clarke to deal with. At this point Cornell voiced an alternate take called "Gun Court Law". Followed by Clarke's "Joshua's Word".
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donc Mat avait bel et bien raison : originate artist : Earl Zero puis Johnny Clarke (qui double Cornel) puis Cornel et re-Johnny Clarke.
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http://www.yardie-reggae.com
donc Mat avait bel et bien raison : originate artist : Earl Zero puis Johnny Clarke (qui double Cornel) puis Cornel et re-Johnny Clarke.
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