In November 1966, the band was given the opportunity to record for Chance Records, a label spearheaded by local record producer Grady O'Neal, who owed Conway and Marley for the various odd jobs they performed at TIKI Studios.
The was label spearheaded by local record producer Grady O'Neal, who owed Conway and Marley for the various odd jobs they performed at TIKI Studios. In November 1966, the band was given the opportunity to record for Chance Records.
In November 1966, the band was given the opportunity to record for Chance Records. The was label spearheaded by local record producer Grady O'Neal, who owed Conway and Marley for the various odd jobs they performed at TIKI Studios.
In November 1966, the band was given the opportunity to record for Chance Records. The was label spearheaded by local record producer Grady O'Neal, who owed Conway and Marley for the various odd jobs they performed at TIKI Studios.