Reggae/Rocksteady Thursdays: Tomorrow's Children

Tomorrow's Children

Tomorrow's Children had their highest level of popularity during the 1960's. Both Pluto Shervington and Ken Lazarus that had successful solo careers were also members of this outfit. Please take a listen here and Happy Reggae/ Rocksteady Thursday: Sister big stuff, In the summertime and Bang Bang

Background information
Band Name: Tomorrow's Children Members: Barry Collins , Clive Morris , Cornell Marshall, Garth Creary , Jerome Francis, John Jones , Ken Lazarus, Pluto Shervington, Steve Bachelor

Reggae Thursdays: Carlton and The Shoes

Carlton and The Shoes

Source: https://www.discogs.com/artist/177046-Carlton-And-The-Shoes

Rocksteady and Reggae Vocal Group, Carlton and The Shoes, were led by Carlton Mannings. They were successful during the Rocksteady era, but disbanded when other members left for another group. Some sources report that they sometimes tour Japan. Please take a listen here and Happy Reggae Thursday: Live and love (Carlton Manning), Happy land, Never give your heart, Give me little more and Love me forever

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

Background Information
Genres	Reggae
Labels	Studio One
Members	Carlton Manning Donald Manning Lynford Manning Alexander Henry

Rocksteady / Reggae Thursdays: The Tennors

The Tennors

Rocksteady and Reggae Group, The Tennors, scored memorable hits in a career that still continues through touring. Please take a listen here and Happy Reggae/ Rocksteady Thursday: Ride yu donkey, Pressure and slide, Hopeful village, and Reggae Girl

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tennors

Background Information
Origin	Kingston, Jamaica
Genres	Reggae
Labels	Studio One
Past members	Ronnie Davis, Nehemiah Davis, George Dekker, Howard Spencer, and Hilton Wilson