Cornell Campbell

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Cornell Campbell is a Jamaican reggae and rocksteady singer known for his distinctive falsetto voice and influential recordings since the 1960s.

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Cornell Campbell canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
recording artist
reggae singer
rocksteady singer
activeYearsStart 1960s
alsoKnownAs Cornel Campbell
Don Cornel
linked to: Don Cornell
associatedAct Studio One
The Eternals
linked to: Eternals

The Uniques
countryOfCitizenship Jamaica
dateOfBirth 1948
decadeOfProminence 1970s
1980s
genre reggae
rocksteady
roots reggae
hasDiscographySection singles
studio albums
hasInstrument voice
influencedGenre lovers rock
roots reggae
languageOfPerformance English
lyricalTheme Rastafarian spirituality
love and relationships
social commentary
movement Rastafari
linked to: Rastafari movement
nationality Jamaican
notableFor distinctive falsetto voice
influential reggae recordings
rocksteady recordings
notableSong Boxing
I Shall Not Remove
Natty Dread in a Greenwich Farm
Queen of the Minstrels
Stars
occupation singer
songwriter
origin Kingston, Jamaica
placeOfBirth Kingston, Jamaica
recordLabel Bunny Lee
Joe Gibbs
Studio One
Treasure Isle
vocalCharacteristic emotive phrasing
smooth delivery
vocalRange tenor
vocalStyle falsetto

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Bunny Lee collaboratedWith Cornell Campbell
Trinity (DJ) collaboratedWith Cornell Campbell
Joe Gibbs the Mighty Two workedWith Cornell Campbell
Edward O'Sullivan Lee associatedWith Cornell Campbell
Striker Lee workedWith Cornell Campbell
The Aggrovators collaboratedWith Cornell Campbell