000019 - William Clarke, Jamaican Reggae Singer

William "Bunny Rugs" Clarke (February 6, 1948, Mandeville, Jamaica – February 2, 2014, Orlando, Florida, United States), also known as Bunny Scott, was the lead singer of Jamaican reggae band Third World as well as recording as a solo artist. He began his career in the mid-1960s and was also at one time a member of Inner Circle and half of the duo Bunny & Ricky.

The discography of William "Bunny Rugs" Clarke include the following:

Albums

• To Love Somebody (1975), Klik - as Bunny Scott
• Talking to You (1995), Greensleeves/Shanachie
• Bunny Rugs On Soul (2000), DFP Music
• What a World (2006), Elite Music Group
• I'm Sure (2007), CED
• Time (2012), VPAL

Compilations

• Timeless Classics (2011)

Singles

• "Let Love Touch Us Now"/"I Am I Said" (1982), Black Ark International - 12-inch, credited as 'Bunny Rags'
• "Be Thank Full" (19??), Belleville International
• "War, War, War" (198?), Black Scorpio
• "Bridges Instead" (1990), Two Friends - 12-inch, Shabba Ranks featuring Bunny Rugs
• "Here Comes Rudie" (1991), Exterminator - Gregory Isaacs & Bunny Rugs
• "Rude Boy" (1991), Xterminator - Tony Rebel, Gregory Isaacs, and Bunny Rugs
• "If I Follow My Heart" (1993), Tuff Gong
• "I'm The Ghetto" (1993), Leggo
• "Stand By Me" (1994), Shanachie - Bunny Rugs & Papa San
• "Stand By Me" (1994), Black Scorpio - Papa San & Bunny Rugs, B-side of Papa San's "Girls Every Day"
• "Now That We've Found Love" (1995), Greensleeves - 12-inch
• "Now That We Found Love" (1995), Black Scorpio - featuring Sean Paul
• "Now That We Found Love" (1995), Shanachie
• "Apartheid No!"
• "I'll Be There" (2002), Joe Frasier
• "What a World" (2004), Raw Edge
• "Marcus Garvey" (2004), Mister Tipsy
• "Writings on the Wall" (2005), Elogic Music Group - Wayne Marshall & Bunny Rugs
• "Now That We've Found Love" (2006), CED - CD maxi single
• "World Today" (2007), Hyper-Active Entertainment
• "Down in the Ghetto" (2007), Taxi - Bounty Killer & Bunny Rugs
• "Satamassagana" (20??), Coptic Lion - featuring Tappa Zukie
• Excerpts from the album Time EP (2011)
• "Big May" (2012), Black Swan/Trojan
• "Land We Love" (2012)

With Bunny & Ricky

• "Freedom Fighter" (1974), Black Art
• "Bushweed Corntrash" (1975), Black Art