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Frankie Paul's arrival at the Jamaican dancehall-scene didn't exactly happen unnoticed. After a few early efforts Worries In The Dance hit the islands' music scene like a massive thunderclap and for a long, long time hit singles by the teenage wonder came pouring down like rain. At least a dozen of them, including memorable tracks such as Tu-Sheng Peng, Sara, Jump No Fence and I Know The Score went on to become classics of the dancehall-era. But mind you: we're not just talking quantity here, because Frankie Paul knows how to ram a session by instinct and never fails to do so! And he knows how to put his lines together too, easily tackling a variety of subjects ranging from sweet lover's stuff to no-nonsense reality lyrics. Check out this CD for proof and for those who it concerns: please listen to Frankie's advice and 'Stop Firin' Yu gun an' mek we have some fun!'