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Frankie Paul was often referred to as Jamaica's Stevie Wonder, and not just because of his visual impairment; like Wonder, he was a talented multi-instrumentalist with a tremendous vocal range. He was also extraordinarily prolific; part of the first wave of dancehall artists, he started his recording career in earnest during the early '80s, and subsequently flooded the market with product, releasing countless singles and well over 30 albums.
Official Reggae Sound Clash: King Jammys vs African Symbol ft Admiral Bailey vs Papa San Chaka Demus, Don Angelo, King Kong, Anthony Malvo, Little Twitch 1986
King Jammy, born Lloyd James in Montego Bay, Jamaica, was the undisputed king of computerized digital reggae music during the '80s, as well as a highly reputable producer of dub and roots reggae throughout his lengthy, monumental career.
Official: Metromedia Sound System ft Yellowman Conroy Smith, Peter Metro, Tanto Metro, Little John, Macca P, Joe Lick Shot, Daddy Life.
Metromedia was a sound based in the Woodford Park area, Kingston 4. It was originally started by Lou Gooden and some associates around 1974. Lou Gooden however emigrated from Jamaica in 1976 and the Sound System switched owner to the current owner, Jimmy »Daddy« Metro (b. Haldain James). The sound had grown rather much and by the early 80's the sound was regularly playing at the main dancehall venues. In 1981 Peter Metro joined.