And there are other drummers in Jamaica, like Santa and Carly from the Wailers Band, Winston Bennett, Paul Douglas, Mikey Boo.

[1] Dunbar noted about the Mighty Diamonds' song "Right Time": "When that tune first come out, because of that double tap on the rim nobody believe it was me on the drums, they thought it was some sort of sound effect we was using.

It has seen releases from many international successful artists, including Black Uhuru, Chaka Demus and Pliers, Ini Kamoze, Beenie Man and Red Dragon.

Other sessions include their appearance on three Grace Jones albums, and work with Herbie Hancock, Joe Cocker, Serge Gainsbourg and the Rolling Stones.

You get the impression that Sly Dunbar is chained to a studio seat somewhere in Jamaica, but in fact what happens is that his drum tracks are so interesting, they get used again and again.

[10] Grammy Nominations Grammy Wins With Joan Armatrading With Gary Barlow With Dennis Brown With Jackson Browne With Jimmy Cliff With Joe Cocker With Bootsy Collins With Carlene Davis With Ian Dury With Bob Dylan With Gwen Guthrie With Nona Hendryx With Mick Jagger With Garland Jeffreys With Grace Jones With Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers With Jenny Morris With Yoko Ono With Sinéad O'Connor With Barry Reynolds With Carly Simon With Simply Red With The Rolling Stones With Peter Tosh