Bob Andy
An undeniable mainstay of the thriving ‘60s reggae scene, distinguished
singer-songwriter Bob Andy (born Keith Anderson on October 28th, 1944 in
Kingston, Jamaica) first rose to prominence as a member of rocksteady vocal
group The Paragons before launching a successful solo career in 1967. Tackling a
vast array of relatable, often profound subjects in his lyrics including
idealistic musings and celebrations of culture, Andy soon found himself in
demand as a songwriter, penning works for the likes of Tony Rebel, Ken Boothe,
Cutty Ranks, Gregory Isaacs and Barrington Levy over the ...
Ain't Nothing Like the Real ThingBob Andy and Marcia Griffiths
Keep the Customer SatisfiedBob Andy, Bob & Marcia and Marcia Griffiths
United We StandBob Andy and Marcia Griffiths
Pied PiperMarcia Griffiths, Bob Andy and Bob & Marcia
It's a Rockin' Good WayBob Andy and Bob & Marcia
Pied PiperBob Andy and Marcia Griffiths
Ain't Nothing Like the Real ThingBob Andy and Marcia Griffiths
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Keep the Customer SatisfiedBob Andy, Bob & Marcia and Marcia Griffiths
Young Gifted And Black
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United We StandBob Andy and Marcia Griffiths
Pied Piper: The Best Of Bob & Marcia
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Pied PiperMarcia Griffiths, Bob Andy and Bob & Marcia
Pied Piper
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It's a Rockin' Good WayBob Andy and Bob & Marcia
Rock 'N' Roll Reggae
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Pied PiperBob Andy and Marcia Griffiths
Pied Piper: The Best Of Bob & Marcia
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