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Lehman Serikeesna Gopthal (1
March 1938 – 29
August 1997),
known as Lee
Gopthal, was a Jamaican-British
record label owner and promoter, the co-founder...
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Trojan Records is a
British record label founded by
Jamaican Duke Reid, Lee
Gopthal and
Chris Blackwell in 1968. It
specialises in ska, rocksteady, reggae...
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continued to
promote Jamaican music. He
formed a
partnership with Lee
Gopthal's Trojan Records in 1968,
which released reggae in the UK
until bought by...
- was used by
Sonny Roberts's
Planetone label and
whose landlord was Lee
Gopthal who
would later create Trojan Records. The vast
majority of the artists...
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Verne & Son's "Little Boy Blue",
which was
picked up by
Trojan boss Lee
Gopthal, and
released on Trojan's 'Big Shot'
record label under the
stage name...
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public relations practitioner Kamala-Jean Gopie,
political activist Lee
Gopthal,
record label owner and
promoter Henry W. Jaghai,
author and community...
- were Indo-Caribbeans. One of whom,
Sikaram Gopthal, was the
father of the record-label
owner Lee
Gopthal.
Among West
Indian p****engers was Jamaican-born...
- of 108
Cambridge Road (a
property owned by
Trojan Records founder Lee
Gopthal), the
first Black recording studio in
Britain owned by a Jamaican. He established...
- and Mark Ramprakash. A
notable Briton of Indo-Jamaican
descent is Lee
Gopthal. The
British eighties pop
group Five Star are of Indo
Caribbean descent...
- Commercial) was a
British record label run by
Trojan Records' owner, Lee
Gopthal. It
existed primarily between May 1969 and
September 1972. In 1971, the...
