Clement Bushay

Clement "Clem" Bushay (born c.1955) is a United Kingdom-based reggae producer who also ran the Bushays record label. Bushay's productions in the early 1970s were issued by Trojan Records, and he produced early releases by Owen Gray and Louisa Mark (including her hit "Keep It Like It Is"), and was one of the early producers of UK Lovers rock. He produced the debut album by Tapper Zukie, Man a Warrior, in 1973. He became a regular producer for UK-based reggae artists such as Junior English, and Janet Kay, and visiting Jamaican artists, producing Dillinger and Trinity's Clash album, and recordings by Rico Rodriguez. Bushay had a reggae chart-topper with Louisa Mark's "Six Sixth Street". After working for several years with the Burning...