Wayne Jarrett, born in 1956 in Kingston, Jamaica, is a reggae musician whose early years were shaped by a Rastafarian upbringing in Allman Town and participation in a school choir. His breakthrough came in the early 1970s when he recorded "African Woman" with producer Lloyd Barnes in New York, followed by the Jamaican single "Satta Dread", a dub track later featured on a King Tubby compilation. His discography includes Train to Zion Dub (1981) with Linval Thompson, and the collaborative Mini Showcase with Horace Andy and Naggo Morris released in 2002.
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| Chip In |
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Showcase, Vol. 1
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Moses
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Come Let's Go
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| Junjo Presents: The Evil Curse Of The Vampires |
| Reggae Anthology: Henry "Junjo" Lawes - Volcano Eruption |
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Blackbeard Calling - Hulk's Reggae Archives, Vol. 1
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| Wackies Sampler, Vol. 1 |
| Junjo Presents: Wins The World Cup |
| Bunny 'Striker' Lee & Friends: Next Cut! Dub Plates, Rare Sides & Unreleased Cuts |
| Wackies Sampler, Vol. 2 |
| Kingston Allstars Meet Downtown at King Tubbys 1972-1975 |
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Steppin' Forward
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30 Years of Jamaican Music on the Go, Vol. 2
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