INTERVIEW: Reggae queen Dawn Penn at Tramlines

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Reggae queen Dawn Penn entertained huge crowds on the main stage at Sheffield's Tramlines 2016 music festival - but beforehand she talked to me about her upbringing in Jamaica, how she went from playing churches to some of the biggest venues in the world and recorded one of the most famous reggae songs of all time...You Don't Love Me (No, No, No).

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