Anderson was born in
Clarendon Parish, Jamaica on July 8, 1941, and gained his early studio experience working for the
RJR radio station, after initially being employed there as a log keeper, having studied accountancy. From there he moved on to Ronnie Nasrullah's recently created
WIRL studio, where he gained experience with a two-track mixer, under the guidance of
Australian engineer
Graeme Goodall. The line "taste the tits, taste the tits" caused controversy when it was played by
John Peel on his
BBC Radio 1 show, with the BBC receiving a number of complaints. Anderson has been described as one of the most gifted recording engineers ever to work in Jamaica, He also co-produced the
Byron Lee & the Dragonaires album
Reggay Blast Off the same year. In 1977, Anderson emigrated to New York City, where he eventually landed a position as an audio engineer for the
United Nations. He retired to Charlotte, North Carolina in 2004. After suffering a lengthy illness, Anderson died on March 16, 2020. == Discography ==