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Trevor Sparks

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Trevor Sparks (born 13 November 1965, died 25 March 2004) was a Jamaican deejay known for carrying lovers-rock-style singing into hardcore dancehall riddims, including the 1988 album Sparks produced by Whitfield 'Witty' Henry and Norman 'Bachelor' Wilson. He recorded the combination single 'Dolly My Baby' with Super Cat.

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80s Flava Jugglin - Dancehall & Reggae (Sanchez, Trevor Sparks, Admiral Tibet, Quench Aid)

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Community-archived 1980s dancehall jugglin' mix upload; discovery-only embed.

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