Joseph Cotton
Joseph Cotton, born Silbert Aston Walton in 1957 in St. Ann, Jamaica, is a
reggae singer. He began his career after a year in the Jamaican police force and
first recorded with Joe Gibbs in 1976 as Jah Walton. He later worked with Harry
Mudie, releasing tracks such as "Stay a Yard and Praise God" and "Touch Her
Where She Want It Most". In the mid‑1980s, he adopted the name Joseph Cotton and
achieved UK chart success with "No Touch the Style", earning a 1987 appearance
on Channel 4’s Club Mix. His subsequent singles kept him in the spotlight, and
he issued albums such as Cotton Sty...
