The Tamlins
The Tamlins are a Jamaican reggae vocal group formed in the late 1960s,
originally comprising Carlton Smith, Junior Moore and Winston Morgan. They began
their career recording for producers such as Ed Wallace in the 1970s and worked
as backing vocalists for artists like John Holt and Gregory Isaacs. Their debut
album Black Beauty was released in 1976. The group gained prominence with their
Sly and Robbie-produced version of "Baltimore" in 1979, which became one of the
biggest hits in Jamaica that year. They collaborated extensively with Peter Tosh
on recordings and international ...
