The A-side of this 1963 single, "Carry Go Bring Come," was a massive hit in Jamaica, topping the local charts and signaling a shift in popular music. The tune's shuffling, mid-tempo rhythm and Hinds' confident delivery offered a glimpse of the rocksteady sound that would soon dominate.
- The song was recorded at Federal Records in Kingston, Jamaica, with producer Duke Reid.
- "Carry Go Bring Come" was Justin Hinds & the Dominoes' first No. 1 hit in Jamaica.
- The B-side, "Dictator," also showcased the group's evolving sound, hinting at the coming rocksteady era.
Justin Hinds & the Dominoes were a Jamaican vocal trio that emerged from the ska scene of the early 1960s. They were known for their smooth harmonies and Hinds' distinctive vocal style. In 1963, they were one of the premier acts on the ska scene, preparing to transition with the sound toward rocksteady and reggae.
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