An iconic, albino reggae star, Yellowman helped lead Jamaican music into the
post-Bob Marley era of the late 1980s and 1990s with an aggressive, raunchy,
modern style of dancehall ragga. Raised in a Catholic orphanage in Kingston and
socially shunned because of his condition, Winston Foster cut his teeth as a
toaster for local sound systems in the 1970s before releasing debut album Mister
Yellowman (1982) for British label Greensleeves when he became an unlikely
global star. Known for his bragging machismo, tracks like Nobody Move Nobody Get
Hurt, Zungguzungguguzungguzeng and Yel...