Federal Records Studio

The Federal was the oldest of the Jamaican studios that shaped the history of Reggae. Opened in 1961 by [a=Ken Khouri] and associated to his companies [l=Federal Records (3)] and [l=Federal Record Mfg. Co. Ltd.] and label [l=Federal].
[a=Ernest Ranglin] was musical director and in the 1960s [a=Sam Mitchell (4)] was the in-house producer, [a=Keith Scott (2)] also involved in the production.
Recording and mixing engineers known to have worked at the studio include: and a.k.a. .
Acquired by [a=Rita Marley] in 1981 and reopened as the "New" Tuff Gong recording Studio.

[u]Mastering & Vinyl Cutting Engineers:[/u]
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