B.B. Seaton

Born on September 3, 1944, in Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, Harris Seaton, sometimes known as "Bibby," was initially encouraged to enter the music business by Boris Gardiner, who asked him to sing in a group known as the Rhythm Aces. When his vocal skills attracted the attention of Coxsone Dodd, the producer took him to the studio and recorded "Only You." While at Studio One, he recorded alongside Delano Stewart and Maurice Roberts as the Gaylads, originally performing in the mento style. The group initially recorded their debut in 1958 but soon afterward split up. By 1960 t...