The Jamaican release of Shirley & Lee's "Feel So Good"

Milliemania!  Millie Small stepping out in '64

Not only did they change the title from "On Broadway" to "Jack Ruby", but Prince Buster (real name: Cecil Campbell) took the songwriter credit!

Most of the Skatalites in 1964. Only the end of Don Drummond's trombone can be seen, far right.

Jamaican delegates to the 1964 World’s Fair, April 16, 1964. From left to right - front: Jimmy Cliff, Eric “Monty” Morris, and Alphonso Castro. Standing: Prince Buster, Linda Jack, Roy Willis, Sonia Blake, Byron Lee, Janet Phillips, Carol Crawford, Ronnie Nasrala, Beverley Neath, and Ken Khouri

above, the Jamaican release of "Sammy's Dead"; below the American release, May of '64

Jamaican comic, 1964

Arthur Murray dancing the ska in New York City, 1964.  Prince Buster looks on (in the back, arms folded)

New Yorkers being shown how to dance the ska, spring 1964

above: The first and third issues of Ska magazine. June & July, 1964

Holes drilled in records indicate they went into the bargain discount bins since they weren't selling. Note the holes in these records, both of which were released in July of 1964.