Lee “Scratch” Perry is undoubtedly one of the most important musicians of the 20th century. After all, he is considered a defining figure of reggae with early productions for Bob Marley before his international breakthrough and later in the 1970s as a key architect of roots reggae, which was also politically coded. His band The Upsetters created albums like the legendary Super Ape – and he produced for Max Romeo, for example War Inna Babylon or for Junior Murvin Police & Thieves or for the Congos Heart of the Congos.
