Tuff Gong Recording Studio

Also known as [b]Tuff Gong Studios[/b], [b]Tuff Gong Studio[/b],[b]Tuff Gong[/b], [b]Tuff Gong International Studio[/b], [b]Tuff Gong Recording Studios[/b].

For the label, please see [l=Tuff Gong].
For distribution, please see [l=Tuff Gong Music Ltd] or [l=Tuff Gong International].
For the publishing company, please see [l=Tuff Gong Music]

First located at 56 Hope Road (Bob Marley's house, now a museum), it was relocated at 220 Marcus Garvey Drive in 1981 when Rita Marley acquired Federal Records Studio ([l=Federal Record Mfg. Co. Ltd.]) which was reopened as the "new" Tuff Gong Recording Studio.
Records mastered & pressed there can be identified by their Matrix/Runout etchings with the prefix Rmm (Rita Marley Music) or MML (Marley Music Limited)
Mastering & Lacquer cutting engineers [a=Spiderman (2)], [a=Rayman Jones] aka Jones and [a=Sylvester Ayre] and are known to work there.