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Marcia Aitken

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Marcia Aitken is a Jamaican singer most associated with "I'm Still in Love with You Boy," a late-1970s female-voiced answer/version in the Alton Ellis song family that shows how a rocksteady ballad continued to generate reggae versions.

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Story · Well supportedWomen in the control room and on the mic

Women in Jamaican music ran labels, owned catalogues, sang the rhythms that never went out of print and took dancehall abroad — usually while being described as somebody's backing singer.

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