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Pam Hall

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Jamaican singer and prolific session harmony vocalist known for the lovers ballad "Dear Boopsie" and for backing vocals across countless reggae sessions.

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Discogs; MusicBrainz; Rough Guide to Reggae.

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Pam Hall - Dear Boopsie - Reggae Music

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In stories

Story · ProbableThe backing singers step out front

Many of reggae's most durable solo careers started in someone else's harmony stack.

Story · ProbableJamaica's own lovers rock

While the diaspora built lovers rock in London studios, singers at home in Jamaica were writing their own sweet-voiced side of the story.

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