Black Uhuru

Black Uhuru recorded major work with Sly & Robbie/Taxi contexts.

Black Uhuru formed from Waterhouse singers including Duckie Simpson, Don Carlos and Garth Dennis, and its changing lineup remained central to the district's reggae identity.

Stanley engineered Black Uhuru's Compass Point-era albums.

Taxi Gang backed Black Uhuru among many international productions through the 1980s.

Bryan's guitar work appears on Black Uhuru's Grammy-winning album Anthem (1985).

Garth Dennis was one of Black Uhuru's three founding members in the early 1970s.

Junior Reid served as Black Uhuru's lead singer from 1986 to 1988, recording Brutal and Positive.

Duckie Simpson founded Black Uhuru in the early 1970s and remained its constant member across every lineup change.

Michael Rose fronted Black Uhuru through its Grammy-winning run before leaving for a solo career in 1985.

Don Carlos was an original member of Black Uhuru from the early 1970s, singing lead on Love Crisis (1977).