Ken Boothe   A versatile vocalist whose career spans almost the
entire modern Jamaican music era, Boothe was one of the first
solo singers to adopt the new Rock Steady rhythms in the
mid-1960s. His sweet, clear tone was strongly reminiscent of
American Soul singers like Marvin Gaye and David Ruffin, and his
work with hit-making producers like Leslie Kong and Lloyd
Charmers kept Boothe at the top of the Jamaican charts from the
late '60s right up to the '80s. Always imbuing each tune with
his warmth and personality, Boothe is a critical link throughout
Reggae's history and an undeniable influence on generations of
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