Gardiner first came to prominence in the late 1960s when he, along with many famous Jamaican musicians, were part of the studio based group, The Upsetters. He charted solo with "Elizabethan Reggae" in 1970. Actually, he nearly did not appear at all. The story about his first hit is that, when it was released in the UK, the first copies were printed with the label incorrectly identifying Byron Lee as the performer. The reality was that he was the instrumental track's record producer.
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Every Nigger Is a Star
I Want To Wake Up With You
I Wanna Wake Up With You
Elizabethan Reggae
You Make Me Feel Brand New
Ghetto Funk
Every N****r Is a Star
You Just Got to Be in Love
You're Everything To Me
Funky Nigger
The Meaning of Christmas
Negril
Rough & Tough in the Ghetto
Scarface
Home Again
Memories Of Love
Melting Pot
Rats in the Ghetto
Don Juan
Deadly Sting
A Groovy Kind of Love
Guilty
Want to Wake Up With You
Hooked On A Feeling
My Commanding Wife
This Old House
Spooky
12. I wanna wake up with you
Ain't No Sunshine
Lock Jaw
Commanding Wife
Without My Baby
It's Nice To Be With You
Let's Stay Together
Breezin'
What's Happening
Let's Keep It That Way
I Wanna Wake Up Next To You
Make It Tonight
Bewitched
I Wann Wake Up With You
Dynamic Pressure
Wrong End Of The Rainbow
Last Night
You'll Never Get Away
Jean
Wanna wake up with you
Reggae Me Dis, Reggae Me Dat
Next To You
Elizabethan Reggae - Dub Cartel' Session;Instrumental Dub Version
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