Sanatçının Albümleri
The Vintage Series: Barry Biggs
2000 · albüm
The Very Best of Barry Biggs
2022 · derleme
What’s Your Sign? Wide Awake
2022 · albüm
Mr Biggs + Sincerely
2022 · albüm
You're Welcome
2022 · single
I've Got It Covered
2020 · albüm
Work All Day - Barry Biggs
2018 · albüm
Sons Of Jamaica
2015 · albüm
Barry Biggs In Session
2014 · albüm
Here I Am - Single
2014 · single
Your Welcome
2014 · single
How Could I Let You Get Away
2014 · single
Just My Imagination
2011 · single
Lonely Girl
2011 · single
Love Come Down
2011 · single
Sincerely
2011 · single
Three Ring Circus
2011 · single
Wide Awake
2011 · single
Work All Day
2011 · single
Letter to Myself
2011 · single
Be My Baby
2011 · single
Sideshow
2011 · single
Songs About You
2008 · albüm
Reggae Max: Barry Biggs
2007 · albüm
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Barry Biggs was born in 1946 in St. Andrew, Jamaica. He spent some time as an engineer with the Jamaican Broadcasting Company before entering the music scene as a harmony singer at Duke Reid's Treasure Isle studios, and spent time as a member of both the Crystalites and the Astronauts before accepting a position as the lead singer for Byron Lee's Dragonaires. It was at Lee's Dynamic Sounds studio that Biggs recorded his first Jamaican hit, a cover of the Jackson 5's "One Bad Apple," following it up with his first international success, the fine "Work All Day," in 1972. Biggs placed six singles on the U.K. charts between 1976 and 1981, with his biggest hit, "Sideshow," reaching number three in December of 1976. Always comfortable being a "do-over man," Biggs covered songs by such American artists as Stevie Wonder, the Chi-Lites, and the Temptations, giving each a light reggae do-over. His brand of sweet pop reggae, usually featuring high, double-tracked, and heavily echoed lead vocals, was more cosmopolitan than most of his contemporaries, and he avoided the political and Rasta themes then popular in Jamaica, eschewing the standard image of the dreadlocked rebel for the pop style and fine clothes of the club singer. A solid entertainer (he has been called the Barry White of reggae, a label that hardly seems accurate), Biggs is unlike any other singer in reggae's history. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi