TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS
From Maypen Clarendon, Jamaica. Led by Frederick "Toots" Hibbert (vocals/guitar/keyboards) with Nathaniel "Jerry" Matthias and Raleigh Gordon. Along with Bob Marley, Toots recorded some of the very first songs of the reggae genre and went on to have many influential hits in Jamaica and a few abroad as well. He is also credited with being the first artist to use the word reggae in a song. His hits include "54-46 Was My Number" about his prison experience for marijuana possession, "Pressure Drop" which would later be covered by The Clash, "Monkey Man" a hit for The Specials and of course "Do The Reggay". 1962-present.
DISCOGRAPHY:
FULL RELEASES SINGLES
| Funky Kingston | compilation/title track/Pomp And Pride/Pressure Drop/Daddy |
| In The Dark | title track |
| Reggae Got Soul | title track |
| Pass The Pipe | |
| Just Like That | |
| Live | live performance |
| Knockout | Beautiful Woman |
| Toots
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| Time Tough | compilation/Broadway Jungle/54-46 Was My Number/Do The Reggay/Monkey Man/Sweet And Dandy |
| Never Grow Old | compilation |
| Recoup | |
| Ska Father | You Really Got Me |
| Very Best Of | compilation/Bam Bam |
| True Love |
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| 54-46 Was My Number |
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| Bam Bam |
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| Beautiful Woman |
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| Broadway Jungle |
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| Daddy |
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| Do The Reggay |
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| Funky Kingston |
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| In The Dark |
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| Monkey Man |
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| Pomp And Pride |
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| Pressure Drop |
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| Reggae Got Soul |
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| Sweet And Dandy |
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| You Really Got Me |
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