Entertainer Joe Lickshot has passed away

Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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Harold Jackson better known as Joe Lickshot, a renowned figure in the reggae and dancehall music scenes has died.

The entertainer, celebrated for pioneering vocal sound effects known as “lick shots” and who had been suffering from prostate issues passed away yesterday.

His dynamic exclamations, often heard during performances and recordings, became a hallmark of the genre.

Emerging in the vibrant Jamaican music scene of the 1970s, Joe Lickshot collaborated with various artistes and producers, contributing to numerous tracks that showcased his distinctive style.

Beyond his studio recordings, Joe Lickshot was an influential presence in live performances and sound system culture.

His contributions have left an indelible mark on reggae and dancehall music.  

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