Keith & Enid

In Jamaica Keith Stewart and Enid Cumberland documented being a duo through the entire early 60s. In 1961 they notched up several hits, ‘Just A Pity’, ‘Hardly ever Keep Me Throne’ and ‘What Possess I Done’. In 1964 the duo documented ‘Shed My Like’, an early on example of the brand new ska beat, made by D Darling. Lots of the singles had been released in the united kingdom, albeit marketed inside the Jamaican community. With the middle-60s Cumberland discovered a fresh partner, Roy Richards, who became a member of her on ‘He’ll NEED TO Move’. The one curiously highlighted an all-time ska traditional, ‘Appreciate Me Forever’ by Carlton And His Sneakers, over the b-side when released in the united kingdom over the Coxsone label. Dealing with Richards and manufacturer Coxsone Dodd at Studio room One she also documented the up-tempo ‘Rocking Period’. Both Stewart and Cumberland possess faded into obscurity, while Richards was last noticed entertaining travelers by playing his harmonica in a resort in Kingston.