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Artist

Winston Jarrett

roots reggae rocksteady reggae dub soul jazz

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He came to Kingston to sing with his idol, <a href="spotify:artist:5pryfFgCrWJ41UHaENJPyi">Alton Ellis</a>, whose voice is very similar to Jarrett's. Joining <a href="spotify:artist:3Qn6ZDjFgdAdgqE4sQJr0f">the Flames</a> in the mid-'60s to back <a href="spotify:artist:5pryfFgCrWJ41UHaENJPyi">Ellis</a>, he soon branched out on his own to record a series of albums which often feature <a href="spotify:artist:2QsynagSdAqZj3U9HgDzjD">Marley</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5pryfFgCrWJ41UHaENJPyi">Ellis</a> covers, and self-penned ghetto plaints as evocative as Bosch paintings. ~ Roger Steffens, Rovi

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