It was for all of us who were singers and musicians. In the 1970's, reggae became an international phenomenon. I think it does something good for all of our music. We started the music in Jamaica and then the music required a bigger and wider level of recognition. The music find itself starting to grow.
Music find itself going into different countries.
People start to recognize the music. It get a higher level of recognition, which was good for all of us as singers and musicians. The music was moving up and people start to identify the music. People really need the music and they reaching out for the music. I think that once the music started to grow on that level, it's a good healthly thing for all of us who were in music business at that time.