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Kofi

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British lovers-rock singer (Carol Simms), a founding voice of the vocal group Brown Sugar before a solo career associated with "Black Pride" and "Friday Night.".

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Discogs; MusicBrainz; United Reggae.

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Genres, forms & lineagesPeople & rolesDiaspora & global influence

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Story · Well supportedLovers rock: the diaspora builds its own reggae

In British-Jamaican bedrooms and blues dances, women singers made a genre of their own.

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