Jamaican Singer Millie Small dies at 73
Famous Jamaican singer, song-writer and “My Boy Lollipop” singer Millie Small has died from a stroke at age 73. Chris Blackwell, who co-produced the hit song, said: “I would say she’s the person who took ska international because it was her first hit record,” launching her into the top 20 pop charts at 16 years old.
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