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Surely several of these are ska, not reggae? Deb 18:15, 15 Dec 2003 (UTC)

Agreed. Removed some. Tuf-Kat 19:47, Dec 15, 2003 (UTC)

Isn't this a list of musicians? Looks like a list of bands. I was about to add a bunch of musicians, then didn't. Heidimo

Perhaps it should be moved to artists or performers, though I don't think this title is bad. I don't think most people associate musician with an individual performer, and wouldn't be surprised to see bands on this list, which should have both solo and group performers. Tuf-Kat 06:06, Dec 16, 2003 (UTC)
Makes sense. So, individual musicians don't go here, only solo performers and bands? I associate musician with musician myself, so would support the kind of change you suggest as a possiblity, preferably "artist." Heidimo

The following list was created by an anonymous user at List of Reggae musicians (which now redirects here) and needs to be merged. --Lexor|Talk 10:04, 3 Mar 2004 (UTC)

Bob Marley

Linton Kwesi Johnson

Apache Indian

Lucky Dube

Alpha Blondy

Roland Alphonso

Lee Perry

Big Youth

Yabby You

Burning Spear

Christafari

Beenie Man

Bounty Killer

Ini Kamoze

Yellowman

Half Pint

Tippa Irie

Papa San

Chaka Demus & Pliers

Althea & Donna

Maxi Priest

Shaggy

Snow

Ganjaman & Junior Randy

Mutabaruka

Horace Andy

Rocker-T

Sizzla

Capleton

Desmond Dekker

Peter Tosh

Bunny Wailer

Steel Pulse

Red Rat

Buju Banton

Merciless

Elephant Man

Ky-Mani Marley

Ziggy Marley

Rita Marley

Damian Marley

The Abyssinians

Barrington Levy

Black Uhuru

Garnett Silk

Junior Kelly

Luciano

Bushman

Morgan Heritage

Spectacular

Frisco Kid

Ward 21

Anthony B

TOK

Dr Ring-Ding & the Senior All-Stars

Mad Cobra

Michael Rose

Tony Rebel

Bunny General

Yami Bolo

Honorebel

Mr Vegas

Junior Cat

Sean Paul

Beres Hammond

Whorl-A-Girl

Super Cat

Pinchers

Richie Stephens

Thriller U

Don Juan

Spragga Benz

Shabba Ranks

Shinehead

Lexxus (Mr Lexx)

Cutty Ranks

Nardo Ranks

Junior C

King Tubby

U-Roy

I-Roy

Mad Lion

Lion

Aswad

Backyard Dog

Beatsquad

Big Mountain

Born Jamericans

Brentford All Stars

Dennis Alcapone

Dillinger

Dill Brothers

Eek-A-Mouse

Tenor Fly

MC Navigator

Goofy

Inner Circle

Iyashanti

Jackie Mittoo

Jacob Miller

General Levy

UB40

Monty Alexander

Ernest Ranglin

Peter Metro & Dominic

Planet Ganja 3

Raggadeath

Rayvon

Reggae Cowboys

Shark Wilson & The Basement Heaters

Sister Charmaine

Sly & Robbie

Tenor Saw

The Cimarons

Tommy McCook

Toots & the Maytals

Max-A-Million

Brinsley Ford

Hopeton Lewis

Wayne Marshall

Wayne Smith

Winner

DR.Evil

Still a couple missing...

TONTO IRIE, RAS MATTHEWS

Anthony B


Bunny General

Dr Ring-Ding & the Senior All-Stars

Frisco Kid

Michael Rose

Sidonie Royal


Honorebel

Whorl-A-Girl



Don Juan


Lexxus (Mr Lexx)


Junior C

King Tubby

Lion

The Cimarons

Brinsley Ford

Goofy

Dill Brothers

Hopeton Lewis

Tommy McCook


but I'm getting somewhere... WATHIIK.

Queen

I'm removing Queen (band) from the list. Not being a fan I don't know if they ever made any reggae songs but I would argue that, even if they did, they are not primarily known as reggae musicians and so don't belong on this list. Equally if the Queen (band) meant is another unknown reggae act then it still doesn't belong here as it is linking to the article about Freddie Mercury et al. There again perhaps it was just vandalism but I felt I needed to explain my reasoning just in case. Keresaspa (talk) 17:00, 25 April 2010 (UTC) YOU FORGOT TO SONG ARTIST ON THE LIST THAT I NOTICED N ABOUT TWO MINUTES HA. RAS MATTHEWS, TONTO IRIE.[reply]

The Clash and other Reggae bands

I added The Clash, The Police, The Ruts, Bad Brains, and The Slits to the list. All of them have been very important to the genre, and helped spreading Reggae music and its sub-derivative genres (such as Dub, Ragga[muffin], Reggae Fusion, and etcetera) in their own country and/or worldwide. –pjoef (talkcontribs) 11:02, 15 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Lucky Dube

Why isn't Lucky Dube and Jah Vinci included in the list of names of reggae artists Melanin Sky (talk) 18:00, 30 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]