Bitty McLean

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Bitty McLean is a British/Jamaican reggae and ragga music artist.

He was most popular around the mid-nineties with cover song including The Shirelles' Dedicated To The One I Love and Fats Domino's It Keeps Rainin (Tears from my eyes) (1994).

McLean has also worked with the popular British reggae band, UB40.

In 2004, he released "On Bond Street", which promises to go down in the history of Reggae Music: Bitty used rare Tommy Mc Cook and Duke Reid-produced Treasure Isle instrumentals from the Rocksteady era to sing his own songs. The album, released in collaborationb with Peckings Records out of London, took the Reggae world by storm and put Bitty back on the map. He is planning to record a new album in Kingzston during the Fall of 2007 with Reggae legends Sly & Robbie.

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