←ExploreENTITY · STUDIODynamic SoundsProbableA Jamaican recording studio associated with the reggae era. Starter record pending editorial verification.Share a memoryCorrect this recordAdd a source leadAt a glanceTypestudioConfidenceProbableEraOpen era →Places & geographyTechnology, recording & industryEvidence, memory & meta layersConnectionsassociated withVincent "Randy" ChinDynamic Sounds/Randy's/VP lineages are linked in Jamaican industry histories; verify exact corporate sequence editorially.linked by · associated withWest Indies Records Limited (WIRL)Sold to Byron Lee in 1964 and rebuilt as Dynamic Sounds on the same site.linked by · part ofWest Indies Records Limited (WIRL)WIRL's Bell Road facility became Dynamic Sounds after the 1964 sale (Wikipedia 'West Indies Records Limited').linked by · recorded atLynford 'Andy Capp' AndersonAnderson made Dynamic Sounds his engineering home base.linked by · recorded atGeoffrey ChungChung became resident engineer at Dynamic Sounds in the early 1980s.linked by · recorded atBarry BiggsAn engineer at Dynamic Sounds, where he cut hits including "Sideshow.".linked by · recorded forEric Donaldson"Cherry Oh Baby" (1971) was released on Dynamic Sounds, a Trojan Records subsidiary, and became the label's biggest seller.linked by · worked withLynford 'Andy Capp' AndersonAnderson engineered at Jamaican studios including Dynamic Sounds.linked by · worked withSteven StanleyStanley began engineering at Dynamic Sounds in Kingston.In storiesStory · Well supportedKing Tubby's soldering iron: the engineer as authorHow a Waterhouse repairman turned a mixing desk into an instrument and became the uncredited composer of dub.
