The Aggrovators

The Aggrovators were a legendary dub and reggae backing band that thrived in the 1970s and 1980s, serving as the house band for the esteemed producer Bunny Lee. Known for their fluid line-up, the band was a collective of top-tier session musicians, with notable alumni including Carlton Barrett, Sly Dunbar, and Santa Davis. Originating from the name of Lee's record shop, Agro Sounds, The Aggrovators became synonymous with high-energy performances and groundbreaking recordings. Their discography, spanning albums like "Kaya Dub" and "Dubbing At King Tubby's," showcases their mastery of dub, rocksteady, roots reggae, and ska. With a legacy that continues to influence the genre, The Aggrovators remain a pivotal force in reggae music history.