Jamaican music stars died at age 42

Here are 3 famous musicians from Jamaica died at 42:

Winston Anglin

Winston Anglin (August 27, 1962 Jamaica-September 5, 2004 Discovery Bay, Jamaica) was a Jamaican personality.

He rose to fame as a popular Jamaican disc jockey, better known by his stage name "Binnie". Binnie was a household name in Jamaica for his work as a radio personality, and was known for his witty sense of humor and infectious personality. He started his career in the early 1980s at JBC radio before moving to RJR where he hosted the popular "Morning Sunshine" program. Binnie also hosted various television shows, including the game show "Lucky 7" and the music show "Reggae Sunsplash". In addition to his work in media, Binnie was also a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, organizing and promoting various concerts and events. On September 5, 2004, Binnie died in a car accident in Discovery Bay, Jamaica, leaving behind a legacy as one of Jamaica's most beloved media personalities.

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Peter Tosh

Peter Tosh (October 19, 1944 Westmoreland Parish-September 11, 1987 Kingston) also known as Pete Tosh, Winston McIntosh, Tosh, Peter or Winston Hubert McIntosh was a Jamaican singer and musician. His child is Andrew Tosh.

His albums: Wanted Dread & Alive, The Toughest, The Greatest Hits, The Best Of, The Best Of Peter Tosh 1978-1987, Scrolls of the Prophet: The Best of Peter Tosh, Remedies for Babylon, Premium Gold Collection, Mystic Man and Los Éxitos del Siglo. Genres he performed: Reggae, Rhythm and blues, Ska and Rocksteady.

He died as a result of murder.

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Jackie Mittoo

Jackie Mittoo (March 3, 1948 Brown's Town-December 16, 1990 Toronto) a.k.a. Jakie Mitoo, Jakki or Mittoo, Jackie was a Jamaican personality.

His most recognized albums: Jackie Mittoo Now, Best of Old School Reggae, Champion in the Arena 1976 - 1977, Keep on Dancing, Legend of Keyboard King (disc 2), Macka Fat, Jah Rock Style: Grooving With the Keyboard King 1976-1978, Tribute to Jackie Mittoo, Wishbone and The Jackie Mittoo Showcase. Genres he performed: Reggae, Ska, Funk and Rocksteady.

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