John Holt and Dennis Brown

John Holt, born in Kingston, Jamaica, stood out as a pivotal reggae artist and songwriter. Known for hits like "Ali Baba" and "Police in Helicopter," his transition from ska to rocksteady and reggae, both solo and with the Paragons, showcased his versatility. Holt's work often featured collaborations with producers like Bunny Lee and Dennis Brown, and he achieved UK success with "Help Me Make It Through the Night." His captivating voice left an indelible mark on Jamaican music, transforming him into a cultural icon until his death in 2014.

Dennis Brown, born in Kingston, Jamaica, was a prolific reggae artist with over 75 albums. Known as the "Crown Prince of Reggae," he was Bob Marley's favorite singer and a key figure in the lovers rock subgenre. His 1994 album "Light My Fire" was Grammy-nominated.