Marcia Llyneth Griffiths, born 23 November 1949 in Kingston, Surrey, Jamaica,
began her career in 1964 performing with Byron Lee and the Dragonaires after
being heard by Phillip James of The Blues Busters; the next day she received
offers from Ronnie Nasralla and Clement Dodd, choosing Dodd’s Studio One where
she recorded duets with Tony Gregory, Bob Marley, Jeff Dixon, and Bob Andy. In
1968 her single "Feel Like Jumping" became her first solo success, followed by a
string of Studio One hits written by Bob Andy. She recorded for producers such
as Sonia Pottinger and Joseph Hoo Ki...