Millie Small, a Jamaican ska singer who rocketed up the pop charts in 1964 with “My Boy Lollipop,” died Tuesday in England. She was 73. Small died after suffering a stroke, Chris Blackwell, her ...

"Millie opened the door for Jamaican music to the world," Island Records founder Chris Blackwell said in a statement Jamaican singer Millie Small has died from a stroke at the age of 72, according to ...

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Millie Small, the Jamaican singer best known for recording the chart-topping smash “My Boy Lollipop” as a teenager in 1964, died yesterday after suffering a stroke. She was 72. Suggested Reading See ...

Millie Small, known for her 1964 hit single “My Boy Lollipop,” has died. She was 73. The Jamaican singer’s cause of death was a stroke, according to the BBC. Her song “My Boy Lollipop” charted at No.