←ExploreENTITY · PLACEWaterhouseProbableA Jamaican place or neighbourhood associated with the reggae era. Starter record pending editorial verification.Share a memoryCorrect this recordAdd a source leadAt a glanceTypeplaceConfidenceProbableEraOpen era →Places & geographyConnectionsassociated withKing Tubby (Osbourne Ruddock)King Tubby's Dromilly Avenue studio operated in the Waterhouse district.linked by · associated withDuckie SimpsonSimpson, like several Black Uhuru singers, came up in the Waterhouse district of Kingston.linked by · associated withGeneral BRaised in the Seaview Gardens area of Waterhouse.linked by · associated withAkeem SmithSmith was raised in Kingston's Waterhouse district by members of the Ouch Crew community.linked by · associated withOuch CrewOuch Crew's community was based in and around Kingston's Waterhouse district.linked by · occurred atKing Tubby's electrical repair shopThe shop was in Waterhouse, western Kingston.linked by · part ofSeaview Gardens, KingstonSeaview Gardens sits within the wider Waterhouse district of west Kingston.In storiesStory · Well supportedBlack Uhuru's revolving doorOne harmony group's lead-singer chair changed hands more than almost any other in reggae, and each singer carried it somewhere new.Story · ProbableWaterhouse digital: the mic men after Sleng TengWhen King Jammy's went digital in 1985, a wave of deejays rode the new Waterhouse computer sound into the dancehall mainstream.
