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Hill was the lead voice behind the epochal 1977 hit, Two Sevens Clash, a reference to the numerological coincidence of July 7, 1977 (7/7/77), as well as other roots staples like Natty Never Get Weary, Stop The Fussing And Fighting, I'm Not Ashamed, Jah See Them A Come, and Jah Alone[Can Give I Satisfaction]. The dub side of the latter song formed the basis for Dread No Have No Forty Leg, which helped establish the career of George Nooks.
Hill, born January 22, 1949 in Linstead, began his career at the legendary Studio One as a percussionist with the Soul Defenders and also played on Freddie McKay's classic, Hanging On The Wall.
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