Ken Parker
Jamaican singer Ken Parker was born around 1948 (there is some confusion as to his birth year), growing up in Savannah-La-Mar in the Westmoreland Parrish area of Jamaica, where his father was a preacher. Parker was exposed early to the effects of gospel music, and he drew on gospel inflections in his vocals throughout his whole career. His first group was The Blues Benders, formed in 1965, but by 1967 he was a solo act, recording sides for most of the big Jamaican producers of the day Read more on Last.fm
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Most Played Tracks as Scrobbled to Last.fm
| # | Title | Plays |
| 1 | True True True | |
| 2 | I Can't Hide | |
| 3 | Jimmy Brown | |
| 4 | How Strong | |
| 5 | True, True, True | |
| 6 | It's Alright | |
| 7 | My Whole World Is Falling Down | |
| 8 | How Could I | |
| 9 | Hope Your Satisfied | |
| 10 | The Three Bells (aka Jimmy Brown) |
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