Ruddy Thomas
Thomas scored a massive hit “Loving Pauper”, for this he received national attention. He also scored a major Jamaican hit in collaboration with Susan Cadogan with “Feel So Good”.
Hortense Ellis
Hortense started her career as many artiste did back in the day with the Vere John’s Opportunity Hour. Her vocal skills was very much recognized.
Clancy Eccles
Clancy Eccles was a noted Singer and Songwriter. In the General Elections of 1972 and 1976 in Jamaica, Clancy played a critical role in the victories for the PNP.
Slim Smith
Slim Smith, born Keith Smith, started out in the early 60s as a founding member of The Techniques.
Brent Dowe
Brent Dowe made his mark on Jamaican popular music as lead singer with the Melodians, one of the most consistently popular harmony groups of the 1960s and 70s.
Hugh Mundell
Hugh Mundell’s was one of Jamaica’s most promising young talent. Hugh’s1975 debut album “Africa Must be Free by 1983” remains a classic roots reggae recording.
Puma Jones
Sandra ‘Puma’ Jones was a American singer, best known for her involvement with the Grammy Award winning group, Black Uhuru.
Jr. Delgado
In a crowded field, Junior Delgado stands out amongst Jamaica’s consummate roots performers, one whose distinctively expressive vocals have seen his popularity remain undiminished.
Lucky Dube
Ermelo ‘Lucky’ Dube was one of South Africa’s best selling artiste, and one of the most outspoken performers. He became the first black artist in South Africa to be played on a white radio station.
Phyllis Dillon
Phyllis was a master of the rocksteady sound, and created numerous hits. She was posthumously awarded the Order of Distinction in 2009 by the Government of Jamaica.