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<blockquote><blockquote> I see Dodd as more of a businessman that liked music. I wholeheartedly respect his body of work (which is gargantuan), but I feel he did it more out of business savy than any great artistic drive. K. </blockquote> yes & no, his skill was putting the pieces together, & some amazing pieces those were. & yes, he was equal parts business man & music fan who had an ear for what he wanted, even if he couldn't make it happen himself. he had a music drive, just not the talent, so he surrounded himself with the best (scientist mixing those studio 12", genius !) </blockquote> I have many of the Studio 1 12's and love them to (vinyl) death, but if we're doing a comparison here, I'll let a Black Art 12 run the whole way whereas I'm always mixing out of the Studio 1 12's. Much more going on in the PErry 12's IMO. Dodd did perform on at least one of this records I know of, "Get Ready IT's Rock Steady" by The Soul Agents is him and JAckie Mittoo...and if you think about the group name it makes sense. K.

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