←ExploreENTITY · PERSONBilly BoyoWell supportedThe most prolific of the early-1980s Jamaican child deejays, whose "One Spliff a Day" (1981) was produced by Henry "Junjo" Lawes over a Roots Radics rhythm and mixed by Scientist at Channel One.Share a memoryCorrect this recordAdd a source leadAt a glanceTypepersonConfidenceWell supportedEraOpen era →Musical & sonic elementsPeople & rolesConnectionsdeejayed forVolcano Hi-PowerBilly Boyo was one of the child deejays around the Volcano sound.worked withHenry "Junjo" LawesBilly Boyo's early-1980s sides were Junjo Lawes productions.worked withRoots Radics"One Spliff a Day" rode a Roots Radics rhythm, mixed by Scientist.linked by · associated withLittle HarryLittle Harry came up in the same early-1980s child-deejay cluster as Billy Boyo.linked by · associated withLittle TwitchLittle Twitch belonged to the cohort of child deejays alongside Billy Boyo and Little Harry.linked by · performed by"One Spliff a Day" - Billy Boyo"One Spliff a Day" (1981) was a signature record of the child deejay Billy Boyo.Watch & listenBilly Boyo - One Spliff a Day (1981)YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · archive sourceCommunity-archived upload of the 1981 Greensleeves single; discovery-only embed.Source link ↗In storiesStory · Well supportedJunjo, Volcano and the youth-deejay boomIn the early 1980s a wave of teenage deejays turned the dancehall over to youth.
Billy Boyo - One Spliff a Day (1981)YOUTUBE · rights discovery only · archive sourceCommunity-archived upload of the 1981 Greensleeves single; discovery-only embed.Source link ↗
