Black Uhuru were the leading second generation reggae vocal group, and were formed in Jamaica in 1974 by Euvin “Don Carlos” Spencer, Rudolph “Garth” Dennis, and Derrick “Duckie” Simpson. These three grew up in the famed “Waterhouse” district of Kingston, Jamaica (a hot bed for reggae artists over the years). After a couple of line-up changes, they solidified their status with the album 'Love Crisis', on which the track 'I Love King Selassie' went on to become a bonafide reggae anthem.
After that period, American expatriate, Sandra “Puma” Jones, joined Michael...
