Anthony Graham, known as Bunny Tom Tom or Crucial Bunny, is a Jamaican recording and mixing engineer associated with roots reggae, dub and early dancehall. He became active in the Jamaican music industry during the late 1970s and was closely associated with Channel One Studio in Kingston.
Before working as an engineer, Graham reportedly worked as a motorcycle mechanic and later became involved in sound system culture as a selector. He subsequently developed his skills as a recording and mixing engineer, collaborating with artists and producers working at Channel One.
Graham's credits include recordings by Earl Zero, The Blackstones, U-Brown and Sugar Minott. He also released dub albums under the name Crucial Bunny, including Fat Man Dub Contest (1979), a collaboration with Prince Jammy, and Dub Duel (1982), with Scientist.
His work contributed to the development of Jamaican dub and the bass-heavy sound associated with Channel One productions during the transition from roots reggae to early dancehall.
