Roy Francis is a Jamaican record producer.
He started his Phase One label in 1977, recording The Chantells, Lopez Walker, Errol Davis, Steve Boswell, Jah Berry, The Terrors, The Heptones, and Dean Fraser.
As a songwriter he co-composed “Thief” as recorded by Yellowman in 1991, and “Poor and Simple” by Luciano in 1993.
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