Nicodemus
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Biography
Cecil Wellington, known professionally as Nicodemus, was a Jamaican reggae deejay born on June 27, 1957. He began his career in 1976 with the Socialist Roots sound system and later moved to Prince Jammy's sound system in 1978, where he made his first studio recordings later in the decade. His style was compared to that of Prince Far I and Prince Jazzbo. Nicodemus gained significant attention with the hit "Boneman Connection" in 1981 and remained popular throughout the first half of the 1980s. He collaborated extensively with Super Cat, releasing notable songs such as "Cabin Stabbin'" and "My Prerogative". His album releases include Old Veteran (1992) and Fatha Demus (2004). Nicodemus died on August 26, 1996, from complications related to diabetes.
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- Track Popularity
- Boneman Connection
- Eagles Feather
- Bone Connection by Josey Wales
- Sound Man Connection
- Dub Style featuring Nicodemus
- Wicked
- Father Jungle Rock
- Dead Man Tell No Tales
- Sit & Wonder
- Easier Said Than Done
- Gal Ya Body
- Bubblers by Nicodemus
- Reasons by Nicodemus
- Bonanza
- Stop the Killing by Nicodemus
- Wife And Sweetheart
- M-20 Dub by Wilton Irie
- Skateland Rock by Wilton Irie
- Girls Pet
- Eagle Feathers
- Call Pon Dem by Chezidek
- Garrison
- Poor Man Cry
- Mr. Tear & Bore by Nicodemus
