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More than anyone else, the collaboration between Mr. Barrett and Marley turned both the Wailers and reggae itself into a global phenomenon during the 1970s.
Eric Clapton turned Bob Marley's reggae standard 'I Shot The Sheriff' into a worldwide hit. So why was he angry about it?
STANDING a diminutive four feet, 11 inches, Pat Chin is a pioneer in Jamaican music whose giant strides over 64 years have helped make reggae a global brand. The co-founder of Randy's Records and...
After a promising start on the Rolling Stones' record label, things between Peter Tosh and the band ended in disappointing fashion.
‘Studio 17: The Lost Reggae Tapes’ Documentary Revisits The Jamaican Music Industry’s History Vibe 2/1/2021 Rob Kenner Lee “Scratch” Perry has seen it all. The notoriously eccentric reggae producer, vocalist, and visionary has created classics with artists ranging from Bob Marley & The Wailers to The Clash and The Beastie Boys. A literal living legend, he may be the only person on earth to have collaborated and quarreled with such iconic Jamaican producers as Coxsone Dodd, Joe Gibbs, and King Tubby—and outlived them all. When he burned his own Black Ark studio to...