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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2022 · 56 MIN

Interview with Tony Gregory

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Tony Gregory is a Jamaican soul and Reggae singer who attended the Alpha Boys School that educated many of Jamaica's most talented artists. In 1960 he became the lead singer with Byron Lee and his Dragonaires. He went on to a solo career that had him touring the world. He also began his own record label . Tony Gregory in conversation with Howard “Stretch” Carr and Dru, part of the Quarantine Conversations on West Indian Rhythms, CKUT 90.3fm in Montreal originally aired on March 19th 2022.

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