Roy Panton

Roy Panton is a Jamaican singer born on March 28, 1941, in Waterhouse, Kingston, Jamaica. He is known for his contributions to the Jamaican ska, rocksteady, and reggae scenes. Panton began his music career at a young age and was one of the pioneers during the transition from local R&B to ska. He collaborated with various artists, including Millie Small, Cornell Campbell, and Yvonne Harrison. One of his most notable duos was "Roy & Millie," which achieved significant success with hits like "We'll Meet." After Millie Small moved to England, Panton teamed up with Yvonne Harrison, forming the duo "Roy and Yvonne," and they have performed extensively together. In 2005, Roy Panton married Yvonne Harrison, and they continue to perform worldwide.

However, the recent releases you've mentioned do not match the information available about Roy Panton's typical repertoire or known works. His music often involves classic ska and rocksteady tracks like "She's Mine" and "Endless Memory," but the songs "Ska Jerk," "For What It's Worth," "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," and "Sweet Chariot" do not appear to be associated with him based on available data.

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