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Belafonte Rock
2023 · single
Reggae Dancehall Riddim: Head To Toe
2023 · single
Reggae Dancehall Riddim - He Prayed
2023 · single
Gratitude for Mama
2023 · single
Heart A Gold
2023 · single
Dancehall Sax
2023 · albüm
Parade
2022 · single
Two Colors
2022 · albüm
De Ranglin
2022 · single
Parade (Radio Edit)
2021 · single
Flat Bridge
2021 · albüm
Hallelujah
2021 · single
Flat Bridge
2021 · single
Nyabinghi Christmas
2020 · albüm
Artibella Instrumental
2020 · single
Just My Imagination
2020 · single
No Longer
2020 · single
Dean Fraser (Remastered)
2019 · albüm
Change Riddim (Instrumental Feat. Dean Fraser)
2018 · single
Melodies of D.E.B
2018 · albüm
Love Has Found It's Way
2018 · mini albüm
Warrior Sax
2016 · single
Something on Your Mind - Single
2015 · single
Penthouse Flashback Series (1990's) - Vol. 4
2013 · albüm
Have Mercy
2012 · albüm
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Sax player Dean Fraser has been tearing up horn sections on innumerable reggae singles, working with some of Jamaica's legends, including Bob Marley and the Wailers, since 1978. He is considered one of Jamaica's finest brass players and has developed an international following for his sultry jazz-toned reggae music. He was born Dean Ivanhoe Fraser in Kingston and began playing the clarinet at the National Volunteers' Youth Organization community club at age 12. At age 15, his teacher, Babe O'Brian, taught him the saxophone. Fraser formed his first band, the Sonny Bradshaw 7, around 1978. It was rising reggae star Jacob Miller who helped Fraser become popular. At the time, Miller would occasionally jam with Fraser and band while they were performing at the Sheraton. He took a liking to Fraser's song "Take Five," and so took the young sax player to the studio. Fraser had recorded an earlier single, "Blue Moon." Unfortunately, a labeling mistake on the "Take Five" single named the talented new artist Jah Devon instead of Dean Fraser. That problem was rectified on all his subsequent work. In the mid '90s, he released Dean Plays Bob and Dean Plays Bob, Volume II as a tribute to the music of his long-time idol Bob Marley. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi