Reggae/Dancehall Thursdays: Admiral Tibet

Kenneth Allen (Born 1960, Freehill , Saint Mary, Jamaica)

Jamaican Dancehall Singer, Admiral Tibet, has remained one of the most "cultural" Jamaican performers since his recording debut in the early 1980's. He continues to tour and record; please take a listen here and Happy Reggae Thursday: Babylon war, Serious Time (remix ft. Shabba Ranks and Ninjaman), Poor Freddie, Come into the light, Leave people business and Serious time

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Admiral_Tibet

Background Information
Birth name	Kenneth Allen
Also known as	Mr. Reality
Born	1960 St. Mary, Jamaica
Genres	Dancehall, ragga
Years active	late 1970s - present

Reggae/Dancehall Thursdays: Lady Ann

Barbara Ann Smith

Jamaican Dancehall Deejay, Lady Ann, had a successful career during the early 1980's, scoring both major Singles and albums and garnering Awards in Jamaica. Please take a listen here and Happy Reggae Thursday: Little Filly, Plan your family (with Toyan), Bossa Nova (ft. Peter Metro), Chalice to chalice, Husband and wife, Sattap and Informer

Source: https://www.discogs.com/artist/161067-Lady-Ann

Background information
	Birth Name: Barbara Ann Smith Origin: Kingston, Jamaica Labels: Charly Records , GG's Records , Al Paragus , Joe Gibbs , Connection, Jah Guidance, Rocktone International

Reggae/ Dancehall Thursdays: Trinity

Junior Brammer (b. Wade Brammer, 1954, Kingston, Jamaica )

Reggae Deejay and Producer, Trinity, had his most successful run during the 1970's. He continued on as a self-produced Artist during the 1980's and also produced other Artist. Please take a listen here and Happy Reggae Thursday: Funny feeling (with Dennis Brown), Lose respect (with Barrington Levy), Set up yourself, Words of the Prophet and Three piece suit

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity_(musician)

Background Information
Birth name	Wade Brammer
Also known as	Junior Brammer
Origin	Kingston, Jamaica
Genres	Reggae
Instruments	Vocals

Reggae/Dancehall Thursdays: General Trees

Amos Edwards (born c.1960)

General Trees scored many hits during the 1980's and was also a top performer in the Jamaican dancehall scene. He continues to tour worldwide with Sound Systems. Please take a listen here and Happy Reggae/Dancehall Thursday: Gone a Negril, Eye nuh see, Monkey and ape, Coke pipe (with Fancy Black), and Mini Bus

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Trees

Background Information
Birth name	Amos Edwards
Born	c. 1960
Origin	Kingston, Jamaica
Genres	Reggae
Years active	Early 1980s–present