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Ernest Wilson - Promise Me - Lover's Reggae Dancehall. Ernest Wilson - If I Were A Carpenter (Studio One 12"). Ernest Wilson - Now Is The Right Time. in 1968 (all produced by Coxsone Dodd), "Private Number" (for Joe Gibbs), and "Freedom Train" (for Lee "Scratch" Perry - one of the first Jamaican singles ever to be released in stereo) in 1969. In 1969, he got back together with sometime Clarendonian Freddie McGregor in the duo 'Ernest Wilson & Freddy', releasing the singles "Sentimental Man" and "Love Makes the World Go Round", and later "What You Gonna Do About It" and "Let Them Talk"

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