The mad-genius producer Lee Perry, also known as "Phil Spector of reggae ', knew the studio to turn it into a musical instrument, thus contributing to the invention of the dub. Lee Perry was in the seventies necessary reggae classic singles such as Max Romeo's War Ina Babylon, Police And Thieves by Junior Murvin, George Faith's To Be A Lover and his own Curly Locks. Perry's productions are bizarre
… musical collages the most unusual sounds (spoken word, dialogs from TV shows, sound effects) were used. Perry is a monumental figure within the reggae musicians who is also able to influence from a variety of other genres.more
