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Slim Smith

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Albums

Slim's Last Stand

Slim Smith & The Uniques

20 Rare Grooves

Pama Hitmakers: Slim Smith

Reggae Originals: Slim Smith, Owen Gray & Rudy Mills

Slim Smith, Owen Gray & Rudy Mills

The Pama Years: Slim Smith, The Golden Voice

Once Upon A Time

Pat Kelly & Slim Smith

Slim Smith Lost & Found

Slim Smith Love Songs

Singles & EPs

Certain King of Light

Rain from the Skies

Slim Smith & I Roy

Blessed Are the Meek

Love Makes a Man

People Get Ready, Do Rock Steady

Girl of My Dreams

Sitting in the Park

Place in the Sun

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Appearances

Let's Do Rock Steady (The Soul of Jamaica)

Various Artists

30 Years of Jamaican Music on the Go, Vol. 2

Various Artists

Trojan Lovers Collection

Various Artists

Trojan Lovers Collection

Various Artists

Reggae Anthology: Niney The Observer - Roots With Quality

Various Artists

Barry Myers Presents Scratchy Sounds (Ska, Dub, Roots & Reggae Nuggets)

30 Years of Jamaican Music on the Go, Vol. 1

Various Artists

Gay Jamaica Independence Time (Expanded Version)

Various Artists

JoGibs Presents Knock-Out Sounds Straight to the Head

Various Artists

Reggae Sounds are Boss

Various Artists

Compilations

Best of Slim Smith

The Very Best of Slim Smith

Jackpot Presents Platinum Greatest Hits of Slim Smith

80 Hits From Delroy Wilson @ Slim Smith

Delroy Wilson, Slim Smith

The Very Best Of

Conversation Stylee

Platinum, The Greatest Hits Of Slim Smith

Blues, Ballads & String Bands 1927-1938 (vol.2)

Dick Justice, Justice & Jarvis, Slim Smith, Crowder Brothers, Clarence Ashley, Gwen Foster, Walter Davis, The Carver Boys, Chuck Darling, Kyle Wooten, Palmer McAbee, Carroll County Revelers, Samantha Bumgarner, Fiddlin' Doc Roberts, Asa Martin And His Kentucky Hillbillies, Georgia Crackers, Callahan

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Biography

Slim Smith (born Keith Smith, 1948, Kingston, Jamaica, died 1973) was a ska, rocksteady and reggae singer. In their book Reggae: The Rough Guide (1997), Steve Barrow and Peter Dalton described Smith as "the greatest vocalist to emerge in the rocksteady era".

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