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Jazzy B (given name Jaswinder Singh Bains) was born on April 1, 1975 [1] in Nawanshahr, Punjab. Raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada[2] and residing in Birmingham, England, he calls himself the "Crown Prince of Bhangra".[2] He was discovered at the age of eighteen by bhangra producer Sukshinder Shinda, who has gone on to produce all of his albums.[1]
Discography
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- 1993 Ghugian Da Jhora *Jazzy Bains*
- 1994 Get Back *Jazzy Bains*
- 1994 The Canadian Spice *Jazzy Bains & The Boyz*
- 1995 Folk 'N Funky *Jazzy Bains*
- 1997 Folkal Attraction
- 1999 All Eyez on Me
- 1999 Singhan Di Kaum Bahadur
- 2000 Stayin' Real
- 2001 Oh Kehri
- 2002 Tera Roop
- 2003 Sikhi Khandiyon Tikhi
- 2004 Romeo
- 2007 Kaun Nachdi
- 2008 Rambo
References
- ^ a b Jazzy B biography at bollywoodvillage.com
- ^ a b Jazzy B biography at sadapunjab.com
External links
- Corey Kilgannon, A Night Out With Jazzy B; Riffs From the Punjab, New York Times, 26 October 2003
- Harneet Singh, All Jazzed up!, Times of India, 22 November 2002
- Jazzy B biography at last.fm
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