REGGAE SINGER Beres Hammond wants to meet his biggest fan. Is it you? In no more than 150 words, describe what Beres' music means to you.

The winner will meet him at his Harmony House recording studio in St Andrew on Friday evening and spend a few minutes with him there as he rehearses for his 'A Moment in Time' concert on December 28 at the National Stadium.

Responses must be sent to entertainment@gleanerjm.com. All entries must be submitted by 6 p.m. Thursday.

Beres Hammond and Willie Lindo: a winning combination

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Beres Hammond is on record as saying Willie Lindo is one of the best producers he has worked with. Their association began in the 1970s when Hammond was a struggling singer from St Mary.

After leaving the Zap Pow band, Hammond worked with Lindo, a budding producer/musician. Lindo produced Hammond's well-received Soul Reggae album in 1976.

One Step Ahead and Got To Get Away are two of the hit songs from Soul Reggae.

Soul Reggae was reissued on compact disc by Lindo's Heavy Beat Records in 1993.

Clarendon-born Lindo was a former session guitarist at Dynamic Records.

Beres Hammond made a big comeback in 1985 with the rocking What One Dance Can Do. The song was produced by Willie Lindo for Heavy Beat Records.

Lindo also produced hit songs by Boris Gardner (I Wanna Wake Up With You) and Wayne Wade (I Love You Too Much). He also produced Inseparable, one of Dennis Brown's best albums.

Willie Lindo operates Heavy Beat Records in Miami, Florida.