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Ranking Trevor

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Ranking Trevor was a Jamaican deejay active from the 1970s roots-to-dancehall transition, associated with Channel One-era recordings and with releases that reached UK reggae charts during the period Jamaican deejay records were gaining a wider British audience.

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