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*[[15 April 1986]]: Deh Pon Street Again (7") Corner Stone
 
*[[15 April 1986]]: Deh Pon Street Again (7") Corner Stone
 
*[[23 April 1986]]: Deh Pon Street Again (7") Corner Stone
 
*[[23 April 1986]]: Deh Pon Street Again (7") Corner Stone
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*[[26 August 1986]]: Hand Cart Man (7") Redman International
 
*[[08 September 1986]]: Hand Cart Man ([https://www.discogs.com/Frankie-Paul-Hand-Cart-Man/release/2907397 7"]) Redman International
 
*[[08 September 1986]]: Hand Cart Man ([https://www.discogs.com/Frankie-Paul-Hand-Cart-Man/release/2907397 7"]) Redman International
 
*[[01 October 1986]]: Alesha (7") Power House
 
*[[01 October 1986]]: Alesha (7") Power House
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*[[21 January 1987]]: All People (7") Spade Promotion
 
*[[21 January 1987]]: All People (7") Spade Promotion
 
*[[02 March 1987]]: Tato (7") Vena
 
*[[02 March 1987]]: Tato (7") Vena
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*[[13 May 1987]]: No Tek It Weh (7") Black Scorpio
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*[[20 May 1987]]: No Tek It Weh (7") Black Scorpio
   
 
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*[[03 June 1991 (Ö3)]]: Crowning Of The Browning (7")
 
*[[03 June 1991 (Ö3)]]: Crowning Of The Browning (7")
 
*[[21 July 1991]]: I Remember (7") Jammy's
 
*[[21 July 1991]]: I Remember (7") Jammy's
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*[[21 July 1991]]: with [[Supercat]] & [[Heavy D]]: Big And Broad (7") Wild Apache
 
*[[02 August 1991 (BFBS)]]: with [[Supercat]] & [[Heavy D]]: Big And Broad (7") Wild Apache
 
*[[02 August 1991 (BFBS)]]: with [[Supercat]] & [[Heavy D]]: Big And Broad (7") Wild Apache
 
*[[03 August 1991]]: Heart Attack ([http://www.discogs.com/Frankie-Paul-Heart-Attack/release/5326088 7"]) Sinbad
 
*[[03 August 1991]]: Heart Attack ([http://www.discogs.com/Frankie-Paul-Heart-Attack/release/5326088 7"]) Sinbad
 
*[[03 August 1991]] with [[Supercat]] & [[Heavy D.]]: Big & Broad ([http://www.discogs.com/Super-Cat-2-Artist-Name-Variation-Frankie-Paul-Big-And-Broad/release/2738256 7"]) Wild Apache
 
*[[03 August 1991]] with [[Supercat]] & [[Heavy D.]]: Big & Broad ([http://www.discogs.com/Super-Cat-2-Artist-Name-Variation-Frankie-Paul-Big-And-Broad/release/2738256 7"]) Wild Apache
 
*[[12 August 1991 (Radio Bremen)]]: I Remember (7") Jammy's
 
*[[12 August 1991 (Radio Bremen)]]: I Remember (7") Jammy's
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*[[18 August 1991]]: Heart Attack (Hip Hop Style) (12") Sinbad
 
*[[19 August 1991 (Radio Bremen)]]: Heart Attack (12") Sinbad
 
*[[19 August 1991 (Radio Bremen)]]: Heart Attack (12") Sinbad
 
*[[02 September 1991 (Radio Bremen)]]: Heart Attack (Hip Hop Style) (12") Sinbad Production
 
*[[02 September 1991 (Radio Bremen)]]: Heart Attack (Hip Hop Style) (12") Sinbad Production
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*[[17 October 2001]]: All Things Bright And Beautiful (single)
 
*[[17 October 2001]]: All Things Bright And Beautiful (single)
 
*[[18 October 2001]]: Worries In The Dance (single)
 
*[[18 October 2001]]: Worries In The Dance (single)
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*[[01 November 2001 (Radio Eins)]] (with [[Yellowman]]): More Oil Inna Mi Lamp (7") Black Scorpio
   
 
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;2002
 
*[[20 November 2002]]: Who Issue The Gun (LP - Ready When You Ready Two) Smugg
 
*[[20 November 2002]]: Who Issue The Gun (LP - Ready When You Ready Two) Smugg
 
*[[November 2002 (FSK)]]: Who Issue The Gun (v/a CD - Ready When You Ready Two) Smugg
 
*[[November 2002 (FSK)]]: Who Issue The Gun (v/a CD - Ready When You Ready Two) Smugg
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*[[28 November 2002 (Radio Eins)]]: Who Issue The Gun (album - Ready When Your Ready Two) Smugg
 
*[[07 December 2002 (BBC World Service)]]: Who Issue The Gun (LP - Ready When You Ready Two) Smugg
 
*[[07 December 2002 (BBC World Service)]]: Who Issue The Gun (LP - Ready When You Ready Two) Smugg
   

Revision as of 18:08, 2 March 2020

Frankie Paul

Paul Blake (19 October 1965 - 18 May 2017), better known as Frankie Paul, was one of Jamaica's best-loved and popular dancehall reggae artists. Born blind, he has been dubbed by some 'The Jamaican Stevie Wonder'. (Read more at Wikipedia.)

Links to Peel

  • The level of Peel's veneration of Paul's work can be judged by his inability to estimate how many LPs by the artist were in his collection. [1]

Festive Fifty Entries

  • None

Sessions

  • None

Other Shows Played

(The following list was compiled only from the database of this site and Lorcan's Tracklistings Archive. Please add more information if known.)

1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
  • 03 January 1992 (BFBS): F P The Greatest (album - F P The Greatest) Fashion Records
  • 08 May 1992: Tell Them Fi Cool
  • 17 May 1992 (BFBS): Tell Them Fe Cool (Unknown) (30 Headley Ave)
  • 23 May 1992: Tell Them Fe Cool (7 inch ) 30 Headley Ave.
  • 30 May 1992: Tell Em Be Cool () 30 Hedley Avenue
  • 12 June 1992: Pon Di Scene (7 inch) Super Supreme
  • 13 June 1992: Pon Di Scene (7 inch) Super Supreme
  • 20 June 1992: Pon Di Scene (7": Pon Di Scene) Super Supreme
  • 29 August 1992: F.P. The Greatest (12" -F.P. The Greatest / The Kissing Game) Fashion (JP - "written by a Mr Paul Blake I see" John is unaware that is Frankie's real name)
  • 04 September 1992: Extra Clip (album - F.P. - The Greatest) Fashion (John says that he finds the tracks he likes best by Frankie Paul are the ones by Paul Blake. Paul Blake is in fact Frankie's real name!)
  • 06 September 1992 (BFBS): Extra Clip (LP - FP The Greatest)
  • 19 September 1992: Rude Boy Dip (LP - F P The Greatest) Fashion
  • 07 November 1992 (with Daddy Freddy & Heavy D): Respect You (LP-Ragamuffin Soldier)' (Music Of Life)
1993
1994
1997
2000
2001
2002
2003

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