Junior Murvin

Junior Murvin was a Jamaican reggae singer known for his falsetto voice and the 1976 hit "Police and Thieves," produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry. The song became an anthem of London's Notting Hill Carnival and was later popularized by The Clash. Murvin released several albums, including "Police and Thieves" (1977), "Bad Man Possee" (1982), and "Muggers in the Street" (1984). He collaborated with producers such as Joe Gibbs, Mikey Dread, and Henry "Junjo" Lawes. His music influenced many artists and remains a significant part of reggae history. The products available from the artist Junior Murvin include vinyls.