Artist
Michigan & Smiley
11 releases · 27 collaborators · 4 labels
- Date active
- 1979 – 2003
- Relevance
- Low, very weak ties with the core cluster, here because linked to reggae, the sound dub itself came out of
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Bio
Papa Michigan (born Anthony Fairclough) and General Smiley (born Erroll Bennett) were among the first dual-toasters on the first wave of Dancehall style in Jamaica. Beginning in the late 1970s while still in school, the humorous duo (Smiley got his name because he never smiles) scored immediately with "Rub a Dub Style" and a toasted Real Rock version named "Nice up the Dance".
Erroll Bennett shouldn't be confused with the Jazz-Funk percussionist mostly known as Erroll 'Crusher' Bennett.
Erroll Bennett shouldn't be confused with the Jazz-Funk percussionist mostly known as Erroll 'Crusher' Bennett.
Members
Anthony Fairclough
Erroll Bennett
Michigan & Smiley (Artist)
Title
Year
Label
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Sugar DaddyYear: 2003 Preview: No Label: Real Authentic Sound
Role: Authorship
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Sugar DaddyYear: 1983 Preview: No Label: Real Authentic Sound
Role: Authorship
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Sugar DaddyYear: 1983 Preview: No Label: Real Authentic Sound
Role: Authorship
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Step By StepYear: 1982 Preview: No Label: Hit Bound
Role: Authorship
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Step By StepYear: 1982 Preview: No Label: Hit Bound
Role: Authorship
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Nice Up The Dance / Nice Up The Dance Pt. 2Year: 1979 Preview: No Label: Studio One
Role: Authorship with Sound Dimension
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Rub-A-Dub StyleYear: 1979 Preview: No Label: Studio One
Role: Authorship
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Rub-A-Dub StyleYear: 1979 Preview: No Label: Studio One
Role: Authorship
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Rub-A-Dub StyleYear: 1979 Preview: No Label: Studio One
Role: Authorship
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Step By StepYear: — Preview: No Label: Hit Bound
Role: Authorship
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Step By StepYear: — Preview: No Label: Channel One
Role: Authorship