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Everton Blender

Along with his smooth, crooning, tenor vocals, up-tempo arrangements, and spiritually uplifting themes, Everton Blender (created Everton Dennis Williams) is among the top performers of Jamaica’s dancehall tradition. Furthermore to getting the exclusive Chicago Martins International honor, Blender received South Florida Reggae/Soca honours as “most improved entertainer” in 1996 and …

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Dirtsman

Jamaica lost among its most promising dancehall deejays when four gunmen took the life span of Dirtsman (given birth to: Patrick Thomas), on Dec 21, 1993. Just twenty-seven when he passed away, Dirtsman was for the cusp of attaining worldwide success, having lately signed a documenting agreement with BMG. The …

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Jahmali

b. Ryan Thomas, 5 Apr 1972, Vere, Clarendon, Jamaica, Western world Indies. Thomas was the ninth of 10 kids and grew up among the glucose plantations within the Jamaican countryside. His like for the dancehall noises of Shabba Rates, Pinchers, Crimson Dragon and Wayne Wonder motivated a proceed to Kingston, …

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Jah Warrior

Jah Warriors were a UK-based reggae music group from Ipswich, Suffolk. The line-up included Lloyd “Captain” Morgan (lead vocals), Ira Jones (vocals, lead electric guitar), Gordon Mulraine (bass electric guitar), Joseph Light (drums), Aubrey Mulraine (keyboards), Lloyd Clarke (saxophone) and Trevor Jones (trombone). In 1982, the music group released their …

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Cool Sticky

b. Uziah Thompson, 1 August 1936, Mannings Support, Jamaica, Western world Indies. The Thompson family members got relocated to Kingston by the first 50s as well as the youthful Uziah was motivated by Coxsone Dodd’s audio system. Thompson became a devotee of ‘Down Defeat’ and persuaded Dodd to consider him …

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Clancy Eccles

Though not almost as well referred to as Duke Reid or Coxsone Dodd, manufacturer and sometime vocalist Clancy Eccles made a whole lot of rocksteady in the later ’60s and early ’70s, a lot of it on his Clandisc label. Being a vocalist, Eccles had began recording back the past …

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Earl Sixteen

b. Earl Daley, 1958, Kingston, Jamaica, Western world Indies. After earning local talent displays, Daley became a member of the group Flaming Phonics simply because lead vocalist just before voicing the self-penned ‘Malcolm X’ for Joe Gibbs in 1975, afterwards included in Dennis Dark brown. In 1977 Daley joined up …

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Jah Lion

Jamaica’s Pat Francis documented under a whole lot of brands through the 1970s, including Jah Lion, Jah Lloyd and Dark Lion of Judah, and considering that his music creations frequently devoted to drug-related designs, he was type of an early personality blueprint for the flamboyant urban rappers from the late …

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Benjamin Zephaniah

Novelist, playwright, poet, professional, and outspoken activist Benjamin Zephaniah was created on Apr 15, 1958, and spent his early lifestyle growing up both in Jamaica and Birmingham, Britain. Though he previously been composing poems his life time, he was also dyslexic, and he quit his formal schooling as a teen. …

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Chuck Turner

b. Charles Turner, 6 Apr 1963, Jamaica, Western world Indies. Turner’s preliminary experience within the Jamaican music sector was being a drummer, and he initial embarked on program work at age 11. In 1974, he was utilized to try out in program at Route One, Dynamics and Tuff Gong. With …

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