Black Uhuru

Leading ambassadors of reggae, Blac Uhuru return to the stage with a new lineup, featuring founder and leader Derrick Duckie Simpson, alongside Andrew Bees and Elsa Green. Now with 14 full length albums, 7 instrumental dub albums, and 4 live albums they have the highest record sales in reggae music after Bob Marley. Their album Red was voted #23 for Rolling Stones list of 100 Greatest Albums of the 1980s. Since winning the first ever reggae grammy, they have gone on to receive a further 5 nominations. Originating from Kingston Jamaicas Waterhouse district in the early 60s Duckie Simpson learnt to sing with the likes of Winston Pipe Matthews and Lloyd Bread McDonald of Wailing Souls and Bob Marley. He recorded four tracks with Wailing Souls before forming his own group.