Cornell Campbell

Cornell Campbell, born in 1945 in Kingston, Jamaica, is a legendary figure in the world of reggae, rocksteady, and lovers rock. Known for his enchanting falsetto voice, Campbell began his musical journey in the early 1960s at the iconic Studio One. His career took off with his distinctive "Gorgon rock" records, produced by the renowned Bunny Lee. Campbell's music, spanning genres like roots reggae and dub, has captivated audiences worldwide. His albums, such as "Dub Trilogy" and "Cornel Campbell Ina Lovers and Roots Style," are testaments to his enduring talent and influence. With a career spanning over five decades, Cornell Campbell remains a beloved and respected artist, celebrated for his soulful voice and timeless contributions to reggae music.