Neville Staple, born Neville Eugenton Staple in Manchester Parish, Jamaica, on
April 11, 1955, is a Jamaican-born British singer best known as a vocalist for
the 2-tone ska band The Specials and the pop group Fun Boy Three. Moving to
Rugby, Warwickshire, England, at age 5 before settling in Coventry, he honed his
toasting skills in local sound system culture. Originally working as a roadie
for the Coventry Automatics, he joined the group on stage, providing backing and
lead vocals on singles including “Gangsters” as the band became The Specials.
Following the group's 1981 split, ...