Full name: Maxwell Livingston Smith
Born in Jamaica on 11/22/1947
Biography
Born Maxwell Livingston Smith in 1947 in Jamaica, Max Romeo left school and his family at the age of 14, to pursue his passion for music. He recorded his first 7″ record in 1965.
After signing a contract with Bunny Lee, he rose to fame with the release of “Wet Dreams” in 1969.
Later on, he worked with producer Lee Perry and released hits such as “Macabee Version”, “Jordan River” or “Deacon Wife.”
Under the management of Island Records he released the albums: “Reconstruction” and “War Inna Babylon.”
At the end of the 90s, and during the 2000s, he released 3 other albums: “Perilous time,” “Something is wrong” and “Little Time for Jah.”
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