Ray "Pablo" Falconer (1955 – 15 November 1987) was an English reggae producer from Birmingham, England, active in the 1970s and 1980s.
Earl Falconer, who was driving the car where his brother died, was sentenced at the time to six months' imprisonment for drunk driving, in June 1988.
[3] In a 2013 interview for A Taste Of Dawn magazine UB40's founding member Jimmy Brown described the impact of Pablo Falconer's life and work on the band's music during their early years (and onwards): Ray Pablo Falconer was Earl’s, the bass player, brother.
He couldn’t play an instrument, but he wanted to be a part of the party.
He was just into what we were doing, and in the early days, that’s what made our live performances such an event.