Toots Hibbert who happened to be one of the greats in Jamaican music has his legacy still intact.
Frederick Nathaniel Hibbert, as he was known by birth was a Jamaican musician and songwriter with many years of experience in the field.
He was born on December 8, 1942, in May Pen, Jamaica to Jamaican parents.
That’s My Number (Sweet and Dandy · 1968), Pressure Drop (Sweet and Dandy · 1968), Take Me Home Country Roads(Funky Kingston · 1973), Monkey Man(Sweet and Dandy · 1968), and Time Tough (Funky Kingston · 1973) are some of the great music that got him in the limelight and has still made him relevant in the industry today.
Let’s focus on the disease or illness that sent him to his grave untimely.
What did Toots Hibbert died from?
Interestingly, Frederick Nathaniel Hibberthe sadly died from the deadly coronavirus that brought pain to this world barely three years ago.
He actually died at the University Hospital of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica.
Source: celebfaqs.com
