"Ocho Rios" genre: Crooners/Vocals
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	This recording aims to introduce the listener to the beautiful Island of Jamaica. The arrangement employs the reggae genre, and is complimented with the fluid melodic movement of a saxaphone solo. the arrangement is also complimented with a rhytmic zylophone. The recording is easy listening, with a steady reggae beat which makes it a good dance song.
	CD: Blindman swimming   Label: Caribbean Region and the United Kingdom Credits: Composed by A. Campbell and P. Ashbourne, featuring Carol Gonzalez on vocals
	Story Behind the Song The motivation for the song was to introduce the world to the beauty of Jamaica. The lyrics reflect this objective. The song was written in Kingston, Jamaica. It took about two days to write the song and about four hours to record the vocals; it took about five takes to achieve the desired intonation and musical synchronization, (not aware of the total time period for complete recording). Lyrics Sail on sailing sahip sailing into harbour Sail on with the sunset on the beach Sail on to the heart of Ocho Rios Sail on where the eight rivers meet. And my heart high high on emotion And my body trembles with the notion I still believe thats where my love will be, Ocho Rios Sail on sailing sahip sailing into harbour Sail on with the sunset on the beach Sail on to the heart of Ocho Rios Sail on where the eight rivers meet. And I look from high upon the mountain to where the sails go gliding past I still believe my love will come to me Ocho Rios Sail on sailing sahip sailing into harbour Sail on through the glimmer of the sea Sail on to the soul of Ocho Rios Sail on where the eight rivers meet.

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