I was born in Trelawny, Jamaica in 1957 and moved to England at ten to join my parents. We lived around London, where I got into the reggae scene. By the mid-'70s, I was deejaying on sound systems and later joined bands like The Spartans and Mighty Vibes. In 1980, I went solo and scored a UK reggae hit with “Good Morning.” The next year, Black Echoes named me 'Most Talented Singer.' As my music gained love in Jamaica, I recorded there and released my debut album Bank Robbery in 1984. I later teamed up with Jah Shaka for Jah Works and worked with producers like Bobby Digital and Junior Reid. In the '90s, I launched my label Imperial House and made a name in lovers rock with hits like “Sugar Love” and Iyaman.
Bank Robbery
Musician
Vivian Jones
1983
Jah Works
Musician
Vivian Jones
1987
Collection
Musician
Vivian Jones
1989
Jamaica Love
Musician
Vivian Jones
1990
