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Listen the History of Jamaican Music:
Beres Hammond
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Beres
Hammond... 
Beres Hammond started out singing R & B influenced
songs and also enjoyed some limited success with the vocal group
Zap Pow. In fact Beres spent quite a period of time 'paying his
dues' before he became Reggae music's premier male vocalist. Donovan
Germain's coupling of Bere's voice with dancehall stars like Tony
Rebel, Buju Banton and Cutty Ranks, introduced Beres to a whole
new audience...and they LOVED him. 'What One Dance Can Do', 'Tempted
to Touch', and 'Putting Up a Resistance' really cemented his position
as the man with 'THAT' voice. After paying the cost to be the
Boss, Beres Hammond has ruled Jamaica's airwaves, sound systems,
bashments and parties like no other for much of the past 10 years.
Only Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, Freddie McGregor, and more
recently, Glen Washington, offer[ed] any real challenge. He is
THE Jamaican vocalist of the digital age and it's easy to see
he means it when he sings...'Music is Life'. Listen
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