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      This is a list of notable people who are from Kingston, Jamaica, or have spent a large part or formative part of their career in that city.


      Notable people


      Yellowman, reggae and dancehall artist
      Bob Andy, reggae vocalist
      Buju Banton, reggae singer
      John Barnes, English footballer
      Aston "Family Man" Barrett, bassist
      Beenie Man, real name Moses Davis, dancehall artist and former husband of Michelle D'Angel Downer
      Louise Bennett-Coverley, folk singer, poet, comedian
      Atari Bigby, former NFL player
      Ken Boothe, artist
      Bounty Killer, dancehall artist
      Cindy Breakspeare, Miss World 1976
      Dennis Brown, reggae singer
      Errol Brown, singer
      Lionel Brown, footballer
      Cory Burke, footballer
      Canibus, rapper
      Alberto Campbell-Staines, Australian athlete with an intellectual disability
      Frederic G. Cassidy, linguist and lexicographer
      Patrick Chung, NFL football player for the New England Patriots
      Kofi Cockburn, basketball player for the Illinois Fighting Illini
      Frederic Hymen Cowen, British composer
      Carole Crawford, Miss World 1963
      Theodore Curphey, coroner
      Omar Daley, footballer
      Robert Charles Dallas, lawyer, historian and friend of Lord Byron
      Chili Davis, former Major League Baseball player
      Desmond Dekker, singer and songwriter
      Sandy Denton, "Pepa" of hip hop group Salt-N-Pepa
      Coxsone Dodd, reggae music producer
      Sly Dunbar, reggae musician, dub music producer
      Leon Edwards, Jamaican-born English mixed martial artist, current UFC Welterweight Champion
      Eek-A-Mouse, reggae singer
      Elephant Man, dancehall artist
      Patrick Ewing, former NBA basketball player and coach
      Colin Ferguson, mass-shooter
      Heather Foster, Jamaica-born American professional bodybuilder
      Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Olympic gold medalist
      Ricardo Fuller, footballer for Hanley Town
      Ricardo Gardner, former footballer
      Amy Jacques Garvey, journalist, publisher, second wife of Marcus Garvey
      Chris Gayle, cricketer
      Andrew Gourlay, conductor
      Howard Grant, boxer
      Richard Hall, professional boxer
      Lisa Hanna, Miss World 1993, politician
      Bob Hazell, former footballer
      Paul Hewitt, U.S. basketball coach
      John Holt, reggae singer and songwriter
      Kamara James, Olympic fencer
      Jah’Mila, reggae musician
      Jermaine Johnson, footballer for Tivoli Gardens
      Sandra Levy, field hockey player
      Jean Lowrie-Chin, communications consultant, seniors advocate, author and newspaper columnist
      Macka Diamond, real name Charmaine Munroe, dancehall artist
      Michael Manley, Jamaican politician and prime minister
      Bob Marley, great musician and singer-songwriter
      Damian Marley, reggae artiste and youngest son of Bob Marley
      Ziggy Marley, reggae artiste and son of Bob Marley
      Justin Masterson, Major League Baseball pitcher for the Cleveland Indians
      Mavado, dancehall artist
      Mike McCallum, three division world champion professional boxer
      Marcus Milner, footballer
      Sean Paul, dancehall and reggae artist
      Yendi Phillips, Miss Universe 2010 1st runner-up
      Oswald George Powe, political and equality activist
      Donald Quarrie, sprinter
      Shabba Ranks, dancehall artist
      Angella Reid, White House Chief Usher and Ritz-Carlton hotel manager
      Junior Reid, reggae singer
      Sanya Richards-Ross, Olympic gold medalist and world champion in track and field
      Hazelle P. Rogers, politician
      U-Roy, pioneer of toasting
      Ricky Sappleton, footballer for Cheshunt
      Mary Seacole, medical pioneer
      Shaggy, reggae singer
      Winsome Sears, politician
      Robbie Shakespeare, reggae musician, dub music producer
      Nadine Spencer, businesswoman
      Raheem Sterling, footballer
      Billy Strachan, pioneer of black civil rights in Britain, WWII bomber pilot, communist activist, newspaper editor
      Super Cat, dancehall artist
      Karin Taylor, a former international fashion model, known as Playboy magazine's June 1996 Playmate of the Month
      Ryan Thompson, footballer
      Alfred Valentine, cricketer
      Vybz Kartel, dancehall singer
      Courtney Walsh, cricketer
      Clar Weah, First Lady of Liberia
      Devon White, former Major League Baseball player
      Willard White, opera singer
      Jheanelle Wilkins, politician
      Hyman Wright, reggae record producer


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