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Errol Dunkley is a cornerstone of Jamaican reggae, renowned for his distinctive voice and influential recordings that helped shape the genre’s cross-continental appeal. Starting in 1965, Dunkley built a career that spanned label work, iconic singles, and collaborations that bridged lovers’ rock, roots reggae, and early dancehall influences. He co-founded the African Museum with Gregory Isaacs in the early 1970s, an endeavor that highlighted the cultural heritage behind reggae music and its global reach.