Lloyd Robinson

Reggae singer Lloyd Robinson recorded several songs for Studio room One beginning in 1963. He later on continued to cut edges for most Jamaican makers including Duke Reid, Lloyd Daley, Sir JJ and much more. Robinson was an associate of the past due ’60s rock-steady group the Tartans with Cedric Myton (who later begin the Congos), sang duets with Glen Dark brown and was fifty percent of the duo Lloyd and Devon, which got popular for Derrick Morgan’s Hop label, “Crimson Bum Ball.”