Biography:
Jamaican vocal trio the Kingstonians were formed around 1966 by Jackie Bernard and his brother Footy, along with mutual friend Lloyd Kerr. They began their recording career with producer J.J. Johnson, but had their greatest success between 1968 and 1970 with producer Derrick Harriott, who helped steer the singles "Singer Man" and "Sufferer" to the top of the Jamaican charts. An LP of the Harriott material was released in 1970 under the title Sufferer
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Singer man sing me a song
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Singer man sing me a song
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Singer man sing me a song
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Do you want soul?
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Do you want soul?
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Do you want soul?
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I hear you singing, sing a morning
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I hear you singing, sing a morning
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I hear you singing, sing a morning
D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
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Singer man sing me a song
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Singer man sing me a song
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Singer man sing me a song
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D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
A E
I hear you singing, sing a morning
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I hear you singing, sing a morning
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I hear you singing, sing a morning
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A E
Singer man sing me a song
A E
Singer man sing me a song
A E
Singer man sing me a song
D E
Do you want soul?
D E
Do you want soul?
D E
Do you want soul?
A E
I hear you singing, sing a morning
A E
I hear you singing, sing a morning
A E
I hear you singing, sing a morning
D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
A E
Singer man sing me a song
A E
Singer man sing me a song
A E
Singer man sing me a song
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D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
D E
Do you really want soul?
A E
I hear you singing, sing a morning
A E
I hear you singing, sing a morning
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I hear you singing, sing a morning
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