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Graeme Goodall

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Graeme Goodall (1932-2014) was an Australian recording engineer who was a key figure in the birth of Jamaica's recording industry, serving as chief engineer at Federal Studios and building several early Jamaican studios. He co-founded Island Records with Chris Blackwell and Leslie Kong and later ran the UK labels Doctor Bird and Pyramid, remixing Desmond Dekker's "Israelites" for its UK success. Source note: Graeme Goodall Wikipedia and Billboard obituary.

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