Cree Records Germany
Cree Records
Cree Records' catalogue begins with the sounds of the 1960s. Whether reggae or
ska, calypso and funk, 70s and 80s soul, cool jazz, rare grooves or forgotten top sellers, whether music from Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica or Namibia and Europe: Cree Records will always turn to the dance floor.
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