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Max Romeo
Reggae musician and vocalist Max Romeo was born Maxwell Livingston Smith on
November 22, 1944, in Saint Ann Parish, Jamaica. He was best known for the
controversial single “Wet Dream” (1968), which was banned by the BBC in the UK
because of its sexually suggestive lyrics. Max Romeo worked on a sugar
plantation for four years from the age of 14 before moving to Kingston, Jamaica
to start his musical career. He built up a local following as a member of The
Emotions before joining The Upsetters, which was producer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry’s
house band. Max Romeo came to solo prominence i...
War Ina BabylonMax Romeo and Max Romeo & the Upsetters
War ina Babylon
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Chase The DevilMax Romeo and The Upsetters
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Chase The DevilMax Romeo and The Upsetters
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Let the Power Fall on IMax Romeo
Let the Power Fall
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Rasta BandwagonNiney the Observer, Max Romeo, Lee "Scratch" Perry and Niney
Reggae Anthology: Niney The Observer - Roots With Quality
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Smile Out a StyleMax Romeo and Max Romeo & the Upsetters
War ina Babylon
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