Heavy Hitters

Bunny Wailer was a singer-songwriter and percussionist; a three time winner of the Grammy Award for best album–in 1991

February 6, 1948 –  February 2, 2014  William ‘Bunny Rugs’ Clarke was born in Mandeville, and later grew up in Kingston.  He was also known

Delroy Wilson was one of Jamaica’s most soulful vocalists, and over a 40-year career the singer unleased a flood of hits and a multitude of masterpieces. 

John Kenneth Holt CD was born in Greenwich Farm in Kingston.  At age 12 he was a regular entrant in local talent contests, winning at least 28 of them. 

Few artists had the impact on Jamaica’s dancehall scene as Sugar Minott.  His releases provided the blueprints for the rise of the contemporary dancehall style. 

There is no question about Pablo’s influence on the development of Reggae as a melodica and keyboard player, and also certainly as a producer.  

Jacob ‘Killer’ Miller recorded his first single “Keep on Knocking” for Augustus Pablo. “Tenement Yard” was their first recording which became his biggest hit. 

Garnett Daymon Smith aka Garnett Silk started deejaying as a teenager, calling himself Little Bimbo. 

Gregory Isaacs, OD was described as the Reggae Singer with the most exquisite voice.  He was later dubbed the “Cool Ruler” for his smooth, romantic singing style.

Peter earned himself many die-hard fans from every level of society.