reggae musician Kano, rapper, actor Koffee, reggae musician Vybz Kartel, dancehall musician, rapper, deejay Wynton Kelly, jazz pianist Joseph Hoo Kim, record producer Diana King, reggae musician King Tubby, dub musician Sean Kingston, singer Sean Paul, singer Kiprich, deejay DJ Kool Herc, DJ Major Lazer, DJ Byron Lee, ska and soca musician Rusty Lee, actress, singer, television personality Barrington Levy, reggae singer Mad Cobra, dancehall deejay Bob Marley, reggae singer Damian Marley, reggae musician Ky-Mani Marley, reggae musician Rita Marley, reggae singer; wife of Bob Marley Stephen Marley, singer Ziggy Marley, reggae musician; son of Bob Marley Mavado, dancehall and reggae musician Winston McAnuff, Reggae and Dub singer and composer aka Electric Dread Carmen McRae, singer Mr. Vegas, deejay Hugh Mundell, reggae singer-songwriter Augustus Pablo, reggae singer Patra, dancehall musician Dawn Penn, reggae singer Lee "Scratch" Perry, reggae musician Leigh-Anne Pinnock, singer Prince Buster, ska singer and producer Ernest Ranglin, jazz, ska, rocksteady and reggae guitarist Ras Droppa, reggae artist Lloyd Reckord, actor, producer, director, playwright Duke Reid, record producer Wayne Rhoden, singer-songwriter Tarrus Riley, singer Tenor Saw, reggae artist Sasha, deejay Lady Saw, reggae musician Serani, reggae singer Shabba Ranks, reggae musician Shaggy, singer-songwriter Shenseea, rapper Madge Sinclair, Emmy winning actress Sister Nancy, dancehall deejay Sizzla, reggae and dancehall deejay Millie Small, singer-songwriter Mikey Smith, dub poet Spice, dancehall musician Spot Spragga Benz, reggae and dancehall deejay Neville Staple, singer Peter Tosh, reggae musician Ruby Turner, singer-songwriter and actress Bunny Wailer, reggae singer Willard White, operatic bass-baritone Peter Williams, actor Wretch 32, rapper Tyga, rapper Stefflon Don, rapper Yellowman, reggae and dancehall deejay Politicians Kenneth Baugh, Minister of Health and Deputy Prime Minister Barbara Blake-Hannah, first Rastafarian representative in the Jamaican parliament Alexander Bustamante, trade unionist and Prime Minister, national hero Bruce Golding, Prime Minister Lisa Hanna, Minister of Youth & Culture, former Miss World Andrew Holness, Prime Minister Hyman Isaac Long, Deputy Inspector General of the Grand Consistory of the twenty-five degree "Rite of the Royal Secret" (11 January 1795) Michael Manley, Prime Minister Norman Manley, Prime Minister and Jamaican national hero Earle Maynier, first Jamaican High Commissioner to Canada Henry Moore, colonial governor Trevor Munroe, trade unionist and politician P. J. Patterson, Prime Minister Edward Seaga, Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller, Prime Minister Tom Tavares-Finson, President of the Senate of Jamaica. Religious leaders S. U. Hastings, first Jamaican bishop of the Moravian Church Rev Rose Josephine Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop