
Dennis Brown
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The Heptones
- 90% match to Dennis Brown
Leroy Sibbles (1949, Jamaica, West Indies), Barry Llewellyn (b. 25 December 1947, Jamaica, West Indies) and Earl Morgan (b. 25 November 1945, Jamaica, West Indies) were without doubt the foremost rocksteady and reggae vocal trio, and their work together, especially for Studio...
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Sugar Minott
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15 July 1950, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Reggae superstar Gregory Isaacs has seldom looked back during a career that has gone from strength to strength, and while many rock stars like to toy with an "outlaw" image, Isaacs is the real thing - the ultimate rude boy reggae...
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Burning Spear
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Dennis Smith, 6 August 1947, Clarendon, Jamaica, West Indies. Initially inspired by U-Roy, Alcapone began DJing for El Paso Hi-Fi in 1969. He was the first DJ to enjoy success on record after U-Roy, and likewise the first to challenge his dominance. His initial records were made...
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30 April 1964, Clarendon, Jamaica, West Indies. Barrington Levy was one of the first singers to challenge the dominance of DJs in 80s dancehall reggae, although his earliest recording, under the name of the Mighty Multitude ("My Black Girl" in 1977), predated that era. Another...
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Peter Tosh
- 62% match to Dennis Brown
Winston Hubert McIntosh, 19 October 1944, Grange Hill, Westmoreland, Jamaica, West Indies, d. 11 September 1987, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Of all the reggae singers from the mid-60s, no-one else "came on strong" like Peter Tosh, who declared it so on his anthem, "I'm The...
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Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Griffiths is arguably the most consistently successful female vocalist in the history of reggae music, having recorded in every one of the myriad of styles in Jamaican music, from ska through to an 80s rap crossover record. Her precocious talent...
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Black Uhuru
- 59% match to Dennis Brown
Formed in Jamaica by Rudolph "Garth" Dennis, Derrick "Duckie" Simpson (24 June 1950) and Euvin "Don Carlos" Spencer in 1974, Black Uhuru first recorded a version of Curtis Mayfield's "Romancing To The Folk Song" for Dynamic's Top Cat label as Uhuru (the Swahili word for...
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