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Chosen Few

Perhaps one of the most enduring (and enduringly popular) reggae sets of the 1970s, the Particular Few not merely had an enviable string of strikes across the 10 years but also toured america, Canada, and Britain; spawned one unabashed superstar offshoot profession for co-founder Scotty; and released the international profession …

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Twiggi

b. Mary Gittens, 27 Oct 1969, Kingston, Jamaica, Western world Indies. Gittens continues to be singing and executing live since she was five years of age. She primarily performed in her regional church with college. In the past due 80s she embarked on the musical profession. Her debut discharge, ‘Where …

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Don Drummond

Trombone get better at Don Drummond was among the seminal statistics behind the advancement of ska — a founding person in the legendary Skatalites, he was the genre’s most prolific composer, with more than 300 tracks to his name before his short profession ended in tragedy. Also before the delivery …

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Thriller U

b. Eustace C. Hamilton, 14 August 1969, Kingston, Jamaica, Western world Indies. Thriller U’s design is comparable to that of Frankie Paul. His 1989 documenting of ‘It’s Over’, made by Hugh ‘Redman’ Adam, was popular and he toured the united kingdom on the effectiveness of it. The music was a …

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The Mighty Diamonds

Vocal trio the Mighty Gemstones were probably one of the most internationally well-known reggae groups to emerge from the ’70s roots era. Even more accessible than a great many other origins outfits, the Gemstones boasted soulful, gorgeously genuine harmonies and limited, catchy songwriting, a lot of it from within the …

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Junior Kelly

b. Keith Morgan, 23 Sept 1969, Kingston, Jamaica, Western world Indies. Morgan was informed at St. Catherine SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL and through peer pressure inherited his sibling Jim’s musical legacy. Morgan was the sibling of the past due DJ, Jim Kelly, whose dancehall prominence opened up a few doorways for …

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Daweh Congo

b. Rohan Graham, 28 March 1969, Kingston, Jamaica, Western Indies. This highly regarded youthful vocalist originated from a musical history. His dad, Leo Graham, experienced established a profession within the Jamaican documenting industry, in the beginning as business lead vocalist using the Bleechers and later on like a soloist. The …

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Spragga Benz

Dancehall DJ Spragga Benz 1st rose to prominence in the first ’90s with some Jamaican strikes that earned him a short major-label shot with Capitol. Benz was created Carlton Offer in Kingston on, may 30, 1969, and gained the nickname “Spaghetti” being a youth due to his slender build; it …

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Tanto Metro

Kingston, Jamaica local Mark Wolfe is recognized as the humorous dancehall deejay Tanto Metro — called therefore for his early alliance using the Metromedia audio system. Prior to liberating his first single album, Wolfe documented several singles dating back again to the middle-’80s for brands like Shelter Rock and roll, …

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