Freddie McKay Jamaica
Freddie McKay's "Picture on the Wall" on Studio One in 1971 was the first real introduction to the singer for the reggae
public after a series of unsuccessful singles.
Coming to Studio One with the Soul Defenders allowed Freddie to finally find his voice. His recording of “Picture on the Wall” is a top Studio One track, and was a massive hit for the label.
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