known as "The Mighty Two", and along with his studio band The Professionals (including bassist Robbie Shakespeare, drummer Sly Dunbar and guitarist Earl "Chinna" Smith), they produced hundreds of singles, including the hits "Money in My Pocket" by Dennis Brown, "Ah So We Stay" by Big Youth and "Eviction" by Black Uhuru. The duo worked on over 100 Jamaican number one hits. In 1975, he set up his new 16-track studio and record pressing plant at Retirement Crescent and kept producing Jamaican artists under numerous label names (Crazy Joe, Reflections, Belmont, Town & Country). He had success again with roots reggae, rockers, lovers rock and Dub music artists including: Dennis Brown, Jacob Miller, Sylford Walker, The Mighty Diamonds, Gregory Isaacs, Prince Alla and Junior Byles. The 1977 Culture album Two Sevens Clash was a major influence on the then emerging punk scene and an internationally acclaimed production. The album was cited by punk rock band The Clash. Other successful artists produced by the Mighty Two during the end of the 1970s include: Marcia Aitken, Althea & Donna, John Holt, Barrington Levy, Cornell Campbell, Dean Fraser, Delroy Wilson, Beres Hammond, Ranking Joe, Prince Jazzbo, Prince Mohammed, Dillinger, Trinity, Prince Far I, Clint Eastwood, I-Roy and Kojak & Liza. In the 1980s, Gibbs had an international hit with J.C. Lodge's "Someone Loves You Honey" and again in the 1990s–2000s teamed up with Errol Thompson, and Sydney "Luddy" Crooks of The Pioneers, to produce some new music way into the new millennium. Before his death, Gibbs also went into business with Chris Chin of VP Records, which was one of his last business ventures. He was not married when he died of a heart attack on 22 February 2008 and is survived by his twelve children. Discography Albums Joe Gibbs – Dub Serial – 1972 Joe Gibbs – African Dub All-Mighty – 1973 Joe Gibbs – African Dub Chapter 2 – 1974 Joe Gibbs – State of Emergency – 1976 Joe Gibbs – African Dub All-Mighty Chapter 3 – 1978 Joe Gibbs – African Dub Chapter 3 & 4 – 1978–1979 Joe Gibbs & Professionals – African Dub Chapter 4 – 1979 Joe Gibbs – Majestic Dub – 1979 Joe Gibbs Family – Wish You A Merry Rockers Christmas – 1979 Joe Gibbs – Rockers Carnival – 1980 Joe Gibbs – Reggae Christmas – 1982 Joe Gibbs – African Dub Chapter 5 –