Lindon Andrew Roberts, known professionally as Half Pint, is a seminal figure in reggae and dancehall music. Born on November 11, 1961, in Kingston, Jamaica, he emerged from the vibrant Rose Lane community, an area renowned for producing reggae legends like Bob Marley and Dennis Brown. ([halfpintmusic.com](https://halfpintmusic.com/about/?utm_source=openai)) Half Pint's musical journey began in the school choir at All Saints' Primary School. After completing his secondary education in 1976, he immersed himself in Jamaica's music scene, performing with prominent sound systems such as Black Scorpio and Killimanjaro. His collaborations with esteemed producers like King Jammy and Sly & Robbie led to a series of hits, including "Sally" and "Winsome" in 1983. ([halfpintmusic.com](https://halfpintmusic.com/about/?utm_source=openai)) His distinctive voice and socially conscious lyrics have influenced artists worldwide. Notably, The Rolling Stones covered his song "Winsome," retitling it "Too Rude" for their 1986 album "Dirty Work." ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Half_Pint?utm_source=openai)) With a career spanning over four decades, Half Pint remains a dynamic performer and a cherished icon in reggae music.