A very touching story of a Jamaican’s Stevie Wonder, Frankie Paul

On May 18, 2017, Frankie Paul died from complications related to kidney failure and liver at the University Hospital of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, aged 51. He was one of the key figures in the movement away from Rasta-influenced roots reggae to the new ascendancy of less spiritual but hugely popular dancehall music, becoming a prolific recording artist with dozens of albums to his name and a global profile enhanced by touring.
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[@fredericocr1]

I saw him around 2003 and he was pristine. Incredible what 15y can do. Great legend

[@NaomiNay-ei4jv]

Thankyou ❤

[@russellwarr3791]

Love music love from Australia 🦘

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

My introduction to Frankie Paul was the track in the 80s " Tidal Wave"🌊❤️

[@have_been_gavin7601]

worries in the dance worries tonight

[@ivandiaz9103]

BIG UP ! ! !

[@leveneMelody2642]

Big up u dyam sef RAS D🙏

[@Travieso718]

Why did Bernie man and other artists call Frankie Paul gay ?