
About Jackie Opel
Born Dalton Sinclair Bishop in Bridgetown, Barbados, Jackie Opel (1938–1970) possessed a rich, powerful voice with a six-octave range. He was known as the Jackie Wilson of Jamaica, and was a gifted dancer. In the early 1960s, he was discovered by Byron Lee, the band master of the Dragonaires, who brought him to Jamaica. There, he started performing with the Skatalites as one of their lead singers. He recorded as a solo artist first on Coxsone Dodd's Studio One label
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Push Wood
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Sit Down Servant
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You Too Bad
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Old Rocking Chair
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The Lord Is With Me
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You're Too Bad
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Cry me a river
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You Send Me
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Give Me One More Chance
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I Am What I Am
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