Clinton Fearon is a Jamaican reggae singer and musician born on January 13, 1951 in Saint Andrews, Jamaica. He has lived Seattle, Washington since 1987. Clinton Fearon was born near Kingston, and quickly moved to St. Catherine, a rural Jamaican province. Fearon was heavily influenced by the music found at his local Seventh-day Adventist church. He returned to Kingston at age 16, where he founded his first band, The Brothers. Errol Grandison, who first encountered Fearon through his work with The Brothers, quickly offered him a chance to replace David Webber as the third member of The Gladiators. In the present Clinton Fearon splits his time between Seattle and France, and continues to tour with The Boogie Brown Band and promote his newest album, Heart And Soul.   1

soffschmidt 16 Feb 2014