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The term Robbie Shakespeare appears in the context of the following 10 album(s):

Big Youth - Screaming Target
Big Youth, born in 1949 as Manley Buchanan, started his carrier as Jah Youth. For his enormous success with famous producers like Keith Hudson, Prince Buster, Derrick Harriot, Lee Perry or Joe Gibbs, he definitely deserves to be called [...]

Clint Eastwood & General Saint - Two Bad DJ
This album is pure Rub-A-Dub form the early 80s, and was the most successful release of this entertaining duo. Clint Eastwood (no, not the actor) was born as Robert Brammer and is the younger brother of the popular DJ Trinity. General Saint, born as [...]

Jacob Miller - Killer Miller
Jacob Miller, born 1952 in Mandeville (Jamaica), probably was the only Reggae-Artist ever that could match with the great Bob Marley in matters of popularity and talent. Unfortunately, in 1980 he died way to early by a car accident on the famous [...]

Linval Thompson - Rocking Vibration
Born on October 2, 1954, Linval Thompson grew up in the Kingston area. His family migrated to New York in 1971, where he began to develop his skills in a local studio in Brooklyn. He soon had appearances in stage shows and nightclub events, but [...]

Hugh Mundell - Africa Must Be Free By 1983
Hugh Mundell, born in Kingston in 1962, had one of the most remarkable debuts in the history of reggae with this album, at the young age of 16. He started his career in cooperation with Joe Gibbs, with whom he recorded the still unreleased single [...]

Culture - Two Sevens Clash
The charismatic Joseph Hill founded the vocal trio Culture around 1976. He and his cousins Albert Walker and Roy Dayes initially called themselves "The African Disciples", but soon changed their name after hooking up with producer Joe [...]

Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey
Burning Spear, born 1948 as Winston Rodney, is one of the most brilliant and respected roots artists in Jamaica's history. Originally, Burning Spear was a duo (Rodney and Rupert Willington), later became a trio (Rodney, Willington and Delroy Hinds), [...]

The Abyssinians - Satta Massagana
This is a legendary reggae album. If you had to pick the five most influential Rasta anthems of all times, the title track would definitely be one of them. It has been played by many artists, and still is one of the most successful riddims of all [...]

Black Uhuru - Red
Black Uhuru is probably the most successful group in the history of reggae; even several changes in the line-up didn't affect that. Derrick Simpson, Don Carlos and Rudolph Dennis formed the initial band in the Waterhouse district of Kingston - with [...]

Israel Vibration - The Same Song
The vocal trio of Cecil Spence ("Skelly"), Albert Craig ("Apple Gabriel"), and Lascelle Bulgin ("Wiss") is one of the finest roots groups in Jamaica's History. The met as children at Kingston's Mona Rehabilitation [...]

COMPILATIONS

Reggae Anthology - The Channel One Story
(VP Records, 2004)
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Moll Selekta - Don't Give Up Your Culture
(Moll Selekta, 2003)
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Trojan - Dub Box Set Volume 1
(Trojan, 2003)
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Trojan - Roots Box Set
(Trojan, 1999)
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Trojan - Rastafari Box Set
(Trojan, 2002)
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The Biggest Dancehall Anthems - 1979-1982
(Greensleeves, 2002)
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