Reggae Regular

A seven-piece reggae music group that formed in London, Britain in 1976. The people had been George Clark (keyboards), Trevor Salmon (bass), Patrick Donegan (tempo acoustic guitar), Norman Ebanks (lead acoustic guitar), Errol Francis (drums), Alan Ruler (vocals), and Tony Rookwood (vocals). Castro Dark brown, their first supervisor found them are openers for Morwells, after that 15-16-17, a reggae music group from Jamaica. He under no circumstances got them an archive deal therefore Reggae Regular severed their ties with him, and Lloyd T. C. B. Patten, a Jamaican who worked well for Prince Tony overran the managerial responsibilities. Patten got them a cope with a small regional label known as Greensleeves Information where they documented “Where Can be Jah,” and “The Dark Celebrity Liner.” Clark had written both tracks which also liked some success like a 12-in . release on SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Records. They mainly recorded original materials, another tune of take note was “Ghetto Rock and roll,” which can be on some compilation albums. Sadly, a major offer never materialized as well as the group splintered.