<p>Host Junor Francis talks with Jamaican music legend, Norma Fraser, whose career started in the early 1960s. Her version of "The First Cut Is The Deepest" remains a fan favorite.</p>

Host Junor Francis talks with Jamaican music legend, Norma Fraser, whose career started in the early 1960s. Her version of "The First Cut Is The Deepest" remains a fan favorite.

Episode 24: Norma Fraser (Jamaican music legend)

Hosted by veteran radio DJ/emcee/promoter Junor Francis, we celebrate Southern California's ska, rocksteady and vintage reggae scene through insightful conversations with the legends and modern-day players, including those behind-the-scenes. Produced by Eric Kohler for Rockery Radio. 

Follow us @HistoryofLASka and @Rockery_Radio on Instagram.

Subscribe to our History of L.A. Ska channel on YouTube.

Join our History of L.A. Ska group on Facebook.

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Hosted by veteran radio DJ/emcee/promoter Junor Francis, we celebrate Southern California's ska, rocksteady and vintage reggae scene through insightful conversations with the legends and modern-day players, including those behind-the-scenes. Produced by Eric Kohler for Rockery Radio. Follow us @HistoryofLASka and @Rockery_Radio on Instagram. Subscribe to our History of L.A. Ska channel on YouTube. Join our History of L.A. Ska group on Facebook.

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