associated with Crystal Records He founded the Crystal label whose records he sold over his own counter.
associated with Rocksteady Harriott was a leading rocksteady vocalist and producer before the shop era.
member of The Jiving Juniors Led the Jiving Juniors before his solo and production career.
operated Derrick Harriott's One Stop Record Shop Harriott owned and ran the One Stop record shop for over four decades.
operated Crystal Records Founded and ran the Crystal label and record shop.
produced Keith & Tex Produced the duo's 1967 "Stop That Train" and "Tonight.".
linked by · associated with The Jiving Juniors Fronted by Derrick Harriott.
linked by · operated by Derrick Harriott's One Stop Record Shop Harriott ran the counter himself for decades, selling both his Crystal catalogue and current hits.
linked by · produced by Keith & Tex Auditioned for and were produced by Derrick Harriott in 1967.
linked by · produced by The Kingstonians Their "Sufferer" was a Derrick Harriott production.
linked by · worked with Neville Foo-Loy Foo-Loy's King Street offer launched Harriott's One Stop shop in 1966.
linked by · worked with Bongo Herman Bongo Herman recorded as a percussion duo with Eric "Bingy Bunny" Lamont for producer Derrick Harriott in the early 1970s.