Dynamic Sounds – 13th Street Promotions

It’s the first “Oldies Sunday” of the year, and the music continues. This year, it’s all about working towards good things. Today’s selection comes from Singer Barry Biggs, and we go back in time to check out, “Work All Day“.

Co-Produced with Byron Lee and released through Dynamic Sounds in 1976, Barry Bigs speaks on life as a working Man in, “Work All Day”. The hours are long and the work is tiring, but he is seeking the rest that is needed, and the rewards that he toiled so long for. Biggs delivers his song with good vocals here, and he was rewarded well for it as “Work All Day” became his International breakout hit. With great reception in Jamaica, the UK, and other parts of the world, Barry Biggs embraced the success with open arms. “Work All Day” was featured on the 1976 album, “Mr. Biggs“.

Since the release of “Work All Day”, Barry Biggs went on to secure more hits locally and Internationally. He also enjoyed a career as an Audio Engineer and Producer, and was the Lead Vocalist for Byron Lee & The Dragonaires. In later years he would perform, and his songs are still loved today, including “Work All Day”. Keep working for the 2026, and beyond, as the rewards are on the way.

Thank You Barry Biggs For This Classic!

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Have you watched any Movies lately? We’ve been catching up on a few recently including the Film, “Roofman“. “Roofman” is based on a true story and stars Channing Tatum, who plays the role of Jeffrey Manchester, a charismatic felon who while on the run, found refuge in a “Toys R Us” store, and adopted a new identity. The Film was released last month, and in the closing scenes, familiar sounds were heard.

In the final scenes of the Film, “Roofman”, music from Toots & The Maytals and Bryon Lee were featured. In one scene, “Happy Christmas” by Toots & The Maytals with Byron Lee & The Dragonaires was played, while Byron Lee & The Dragonaires’ version of “Auld Lang Syne” played in another. “Happy Christmas” was produced by Warrick Lyn and released in 1972 through the Jaguar label. Byron Lee’s “Auld Lang Syne” featured The SPM Singers, and was released in 1971 through Dynamic Sounds. Both music releases have found significant places in the music world, and continue to get played via streams and live events during the holiday season.