←ExploreENTITY · STUDIOFederal Recording StudioWell supportedKingston recording studio associated with Ken Khouri/Federal Records and important pre-Studio One recording infrastructure.Share a memoryCorrect this recordAdd a source leadAt a glanceTypestudioConfidenceWell supportedEraOpen era →Places & geographyTechnology, recording & industryEvidence, memory & meta layersConnectionsoccurred atMarcus Garvey Drive music corridorKhouri's Federal complex anchored the Marcus Garvey Drive recording corridor.operated byKen KhouriFederal Recording Studio, the first full studio in Jamaica, was built and run by Khouri.part ofFederal RecordsThe studio was the recording arm of the Federal Records operation (Reggae Routes).linked by · recorded atGraeme GoodallChief engineer at Federal Studios in the early 1960s.linked by · recorded atLloyd "The Matador" DaleyUnable to get his exclusives played by rivals, Daley began recording his own productions at Federal from 1958.linked by · recorded atWillie LindoLindo was a respected session guitarist at Federal Records before his 1970s work at Joe Gibbs.In storiesStory · Well supportedThe professional ska bandstandAlpha Boys School, Federal, Studio One and touring bands made ska both local dance music and exportable show business.
