Jamaican reggae singer who rose to prominence in the mid seventies with a string of hit singles for producers Prince Tony and Bunny Lee - 'Jah Jah Train' (which became Big Youth's 'Train To Rhodesia'), 'Darling Dry Your Eyes' and 'Let Locks Grow' among them.

Releases

1976

* Speak Softly
* Tears On My Pillow

1982

* Star In The Ghetto

Appears on

* 20 Tighten Ups Vol 2
o Let Locks Grow
* 7 Inch Auction
o Contemplating
* 70's Hits Reggae Style
o Speak Softly Love (Theme From The Godfather)
* Battle Of The Giants
o Diane
* Jah Children Invasion Chapter IV
o You Are The Lover Of My Life
* Jah Son Invasion
o Rockers Time
* Just My Imagination Vol 4
o Speak Softly
* Larry Ethnic Meets The Wailers With Various Artiste
o Falling In Love For The First Time
o Tears On My Pillow
* Musical Fever
o Contemplating Mind
* Raw Roots volume 1
o Where Must I Go
* Rockers In Hungry Town
o Plan For Babylon
* Roots Past Present And Future
o Yard A Roots
* Rougher Than Rough
o Dear Dawn
* Sounds Of The Seventies
o Living A Little, Laughing A Little
* Strictly Drum And Bass
o The Message
* Trojan Carnival Box Set
o Jah Jah Train
* United Reggae Volume 1
o Diana

As a musician
Vocals

* Barrington Spence - Tears On My Pillow [1976]

Backing Vocals

* U Roy - Natty Rebel [1976]

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