American reggae band Big Mountain, similar to UB40, brought a mainstream version of Jamaican music with their hit cover of Peter Frampton’s ‘Baby, I Love Your Way’ in 1994. The band’s albums feature reggae roots music and reputable Jamaican musicians Tony Chin and Santa Davis, known for their work with Peter Tosh and the Soul Syndicate.
Originally known as the Rainbow Warriors, Big Mountain, based in San Diego, went through lineup changes before settling with Quino as the vocalist. Their debut album ‘Wake Up’ released in 1992 followed by the chart-topping single ‘Touch My Light.’ The band found success with ‘Baby, I Love Your Way,’ reaching top positions globally. Despite commercial success, Big Mountain remained popular in the reggae community and continued to tour worldwide.
Big Mountain’s music resonated with fans globally, showcasing a blend of reggae and R&B influences. With reputable musicians and a diverse sound, the band’s success with hits like ‘Baby, I Love Your Way’ solidified their place in the music industry. Their commitment to reggae roots and memorable covers has garnered them a loyal fan base and international recognition.