Bob Andy is a legendary Jamaican Reggae singer and songwriter who has made a significant impact on the genre. Born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1944, Bob Andy got his start in the music industry as a member of the popular vocal group The Paragons, known for their smooth harmonies and soulful ballads. He quickly established himself as a talented songwriter, penning hits such as “The Tide is High” for The Paragons and “My Best Girl” “Desperate Lover” and “Too Experienced” among many other songs.

In the 1970s, Bob Andy embarked on a solo career that saw him become one of the most influential figures in Reggae music. He was known for his politically charged and socially conscious lyrics, which often tackled themes of love, oppression, and revolution. His songs, such as “Unchained,” “I’ve Got to Go Back Home,” and “Feeling Soulful,” tackled these issues with a depth and nuance that was rare in Reggae at the time.

Bob Andy’s music was infused with a deep spiritual connection and a commitment to positive change, making him a powerful voice for the oppressed and marginalized communities in Jamaica and around the world. His song “Fire Burning” became an anthem for the Rastafarian movement, and his music continues to be an inspiration for Reggae musicians and fans to this day.

Despite his success and impact on the genre, Bob Andy remains a humble and grounded artist. He has continued to tour and perform, bringing his message of hope and justice to audiences around the world. His contributions to Reggae music have earned him a place in the pantheon of the genre’s greatest artists, and his legacy continues to inspire new generations of musicians and fans.

Bob Andy is a true icon of Reggae music and a testament to the power of music to inspire change and uplift communities. His innovative songwriting, powerful voice and commitment to justice make him a true original and a legend in the Reggae world.

Now available is a tribute album to Bob Andy featuring the likes of Tarrus Riley, Bitty Mclean, Lukie D & Alaine, Mikey Spice,  Sanchez, Nadine Sutherland,  Beres Hammond, Richie Spice, and more singing over some of Bob’s hits. The album was created under the watchful eye of Dean Fraser who previously produced the We Remember Gregory Isaacs album.

We Remember Bob Andy Is available on CD, vinyl, and all digital streaming platforms.