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The Jamaican-American reggae artist died in December after catching what appeared to be a common cold.
The musician joined The Wailers in 1974 and contributed to some of its most beloved songs.
A Texas native, Nash was one of the first non-Jamaicans to record reggae and worked with Bob Marley early in his career.
The Toots & the Maytals frontman had been in a medically-induced coma at a hospital in Kingston, Jamaica, since earlier this month.
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As lead singer for Toots and the Maytals, Hibbert is known for classic songs such as “Pressure Drop,” “54-46 Is My Number” and “Monkey Man.”
Lively up yourself for this impression.
Comedian Jerry Lewis died Sunday. Singer Jerry Lee Lewis did not.
Long Strange Trip is the kind of memorial that the Grateful Dead deserve
