Triston Palmer aka Triston or Tristan Palma (born 1962, Waltham Park, Kings… Read Full Bio ↴Triston Palmer aka Triston or Tristan Palma (born 1962, Waltham Park, Kingston, Jamaica) is a reggae singer/deejay active since the mid-1970s.
Palmer was born in 1962 and grew up in the Waltham Park area of Kingston, and decided from an early age that he wanted to be a singer. He began by singing to the accompaniment of Soul Syndicate guitarist Tony Chin. His first recording was "Love Is A Message" for producer Bunny Lee when he was eight years old, which was followed by "A-Class Girl" for the Black Solidarity label, which was co-run by Palmer and Ossie Thomas. He came to the attention of producer/deejay Jah Thomas, who began a substantial association with Palmer with the track "Entertainment", when Palmer was aged around 14. He made a major breakthrough with his performance in 1979 at the General Penitentiary Memorial Concert for Claudie Massop, which also featured Bob Marley. Palmer became a popular artist in the "singjay" style in the early 1980s. "Entertainment" was a Jamaican hit and he enjoyed further successes with "Water Bubbling", "Spliff Tail", "Raving", and "Run Around Woman". Palmer also worked with Linval Thompson, who produced his Joker Lover and Settle Down Girl albums, and later George Phang, Tony Robinson, Sugar Minott, Bunny Gemini, and Castro Brown. At one point in the early 1980s, Palmer had nine songs in Jamaica's Top 40.
In the mid-1980s, Palmer became involved in the famine-relief charity project Music is Life, along with Freddie McGregor, Mutabaruka, Gregory Isaacs, Third World, Edi Fitzroy, and Steel Pulse, contributing to the charity single "Land of Africa".
His popularity continued through the 1980s, and in the 1990s he recorded the Three Against War song and album with Dennis Brown and Beenie Man.
Palmer has worked as a producer himself, working with artists such as Phillip Frazer, Josie Wales, and Robert Ffrench, and has provided backing vocals for singers such as Sugar Minott, Tony Tuff, and Freddie McGregor. He also built his own Star Creation studio.
Albums
Presenting Triston Palma (1981) Black Roots
Fancyness (1982) Gorgon
Joker Lover (1982) Jah Guidance
Showcase In A Roots Radics Drum & Bass (1982) Midnight Rock/Vista Sounds/Gorgon
Joker Smoker (1982) Greensleeves/Clocktower
Touch Me, Take Me (1982) Midnight Rock/Vista Sounds
Nice Time (1982) Jam Rock (with Toyan)
Entertainment (1982) Midnight Rock
Settle Down Girl (1983) Trojan
The Big Showdown (1984) Black Solidarity (Trison Palma and Phillip Frazer)
Triston Palma Meets Early B The Doctor (198?) Fantastique (Triston Palma and Early B)
I and I and Inity (198?) Drum & Bass (with Philip Frazer)
Wounded (1989) Bungem
The Best of (198?) Rohit
Three Against War (1995) VP (with Dennis Brown and Beenie Man)
Triston Palmer Meets Jah Thomas Inna Disco Style (1996) Munich/Majestic
Born Naked (1997) I&I Foundation
On The Attack Blue Mountain
Wounded Bungem
Spliff Tail Black Solidarity
Triston Palma Meets Michael Palmer Midnight Rock (with Michael Palmer)
Two Roads (2000) Easy Star
[edit]Singles
"Melissa" (1982) JR 7"
"My Father Love" Vasco 7"
"Spliff Tail" Black Solidarity 7"
"Another Girl" with Phillip Frazier Solidarity International 7"
"Ghetto Vibes" I&I Foundation 7"
"The Struggle" with Norris Man I&I Foundation 7"
"Can't Let Them Do That" (1997) Artistic 7"
"Jah Is In Charge" (1997) Ruff Stock 7"
"Cuss Cuss" (1997) Massive B 7"
"Original Fussing & Fighting" (1998) Ranking Joe 7"
"Sweet Reggae Music" Corner Stone 12"
Palmer was born in 1962 and grew up in the Waltham Park area of Kingston, and decided from an early age that he wanted to be a singer. He began by singing to the accompaniment of Soul Syndicate guitarist Tony Chin. His first recording was "Love Is A Message" for producer Bunny Lee when he was eight years old, which was followed by "A-Class Girl" for the Black Solidarity label, which was co-run by Palmer and Ossie Thomas. He came to the attention of producer/deejay Jah Thomas, who began a substantial association with Palmer with the track "Entertainment", when Palmer was aged around 14. He made a major breakthrough with his performance in 1979 at the General Penitentiary Memorial Concert for Claudie Massop, which also featured Bob Marley. Palmer became a popular artist in the "singjay" style in the early 1980s. "Entertainment" was a Jamaican hit and he enjoyed further successes with "Water Bubbling", "Spliff Tail", "Raving", and "Run Around Woman". Palmer also worked with Linval Thompson, who produced his Joker Lover and Settle Down Girl albums, and later George Phang, Tony Robinson, Sugar Minott, Bunny Gemini, and Castro Brown. At one point in the early 1980s, Palmer had nine songs in Jamaica's Top 40.
In the mid-1980s, Palmer became involved in the famine-relief charity project Music is Life, along with Freddie McGregor, Mutabaruka, Gregory Isaacs, Third World, Edi Fitzroy, and Steel Pulse, contributing to the charity single "Land of Africa".
His popularity continued through the 1980s, and in the 1990s he recorded the Three Against War song and album with Dennis Brown and Beenie Man.
Palmer has worked as a producer himself, working with artists such as Phillip Frazer, Josie Wales, and Robert Ffrench, and has provided backing vocals for singers such as Sugar Minott, Tony Tuff, and Freddie McGregor. He also built his own Star Creation studio.
Albums
Presenting Triston Palma (1981) Black Roots
Fancyness (1982) Gorgon
Joker Lover (1982) Jah Guidance
Showcase In A Roots Radics Drum & Bass (1982) Midnight Rock/Vista Sounds/Gorgon
Joker Smoker (1982) Greensleeves/Clocktower
Touch Me, Take Me (1982) Midnight Rock/Vista Sounds
Nice Time (1982) Jam Rock (with Toyan)
Entertainment (1982) Midnight Rock
Settle Down Girl (1983) Trojan
The Big Showdown (1984) Black Solidarity (Trison Palma and Phillip Frazer)
Triston Palma Meets Early B The Doctor (198?) Fantastique (Triston Palma and Early B)
I and I and Inity (198?) Drum & Bass (with Philip Frazer)
Wounded (1989) Bungem
The Best of (198?) Rohit
Three Against War (1995) VP (with Dennis Brown and Beenie Man)
Triston Palmer Meets Jah Thomas Inna Disco Style (1996) Munich/Majestic
Born Naked (1997) I&I Foundation
On The Attack Blue Mountain
Wounded Bungem
Spliff Tail Black Solidarity
Triston Palma Meets Michael Palmer Midnight Rock (with Michael Palmer)
Two Roads (2000) Easy Star
[edit]Singles
"Melissa" (1982) JR 7"
"My Father Love" Vasco 7"
"Spliff Tail" Black Solidarity 7"
"Another Girl" with Phillip Frazier Solidarity International 7"
"Ghetto Vibes" I&I Foundation 7"
"The Struggle" with Norris Man I&I Foundation 7"
"Can't Let Them Do That" (1997) Artistic 7"
"Jah Is In Charge" (1997) Ruff Stock 7"
"Cuss Cuss" (1997) Massive B 7"
"Original Fussing & Fighting" (1998) Ranking Joe 7"
"Sweet Reggae Music" Corner Stone 12"
Two Timer
Triston Palmer Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Two Timer' by these artists:
Cleopatra (Are you a two timer, are you a two timer...) (Are…
Failure in Vanity Two Timer This is issue once again, And I'm back with anothe…
Kiss She thinks she's high fashion She thinks she looks divine…
Kiss (1975) She thinks she's high fashion She thinks she looks divine…
Kiss (Live) She thinks she's high fashion She thinks she looks divine…
KISS - DRESSED TO KILL She thinks she's high fashion She thinks she looks divine…
KISS - Topic She thinks she's high fashion She thinks she looks divine…
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Rasclot222
The music is guaranteed to be good when its backed by Roots Radics.
Rulian35
gosh this musical universe is HUGE ! 3 years i'm in the righteous music and it's only the 1' time i heard that song ! nevertheless I have the Cornel Campbell - two timer on 7inch wich i killllllllllllllllllllla too
anyway .. need to catch dis one now :) .. Take care all of you
WeaRockers
love this Tune !!
Rasclot222
Yes indeed Juweetljes post great tunes. Bless
Skunk Spliff
Top Sound Juweeltjes!!
TontoPiero
killer tune!
Roberto Applewhite Jr
THE MIGHTY TRISTON PALMER!!💣💣💣💥💥💥👍
Jesus Reyes
Palma Big Man!!! Big tune 2019 Boooommmm!!!
Rasclot222
I like Ini Kamoze its sad people only know him for Hot steppa. He's had hits way before that commercialized track
Mr Vex
Big Big Tunee pull Up 💥💥💥💥