Frankie Paul - Sara download song

Rise in glory Mr FP, dancehall will NEVER produce another in the same realm as you.

STILL REMEMBERING FRANKIE PAUL. HE WAS ARGUABLY THE MOST FAMOUS JAMAICAN SINGER OF THE LAST 30 YEARS, RELEASING OVER 100 ALBUMS DURING HIS CAREER. In 1987 he dropped the album called Sara and the title song became one of his most memorable creations. .On Jammy's Records, it was produced by King Jammy, the most successful record producer of the 1980's in Jamaica. Sara is one of the all time great LP's from the digital age. From what I've read it was impossible to walk around certain areas of London in the summer of 1987 and not hear this killer song blasting from the streets. A monster hit in Jamaica, too, and for good reason. How could anyone not like this song? (Stunning moment at 1:37 when the bass drops down.)

Absolutely love this song :heart:️

RIEP Frankie Paul. Dancehall Master. So many memories

tune cyant done...this tune use to test the lows on your stereo...LOL

anyone listening to this mad tune in 2019?

There is not that many contemporary rock songs that can be reggaefied. This is just one, and very well done too.

Blood clot pull up and come again

Love hearing this on a big sound system. Takes me back to my youth....

R.I.P Frankie you music was truly great for black people will never be forgotten

when this chune play on a big sound it tear down the place for real madddd

Jah kno Rip Frankie Paul gone too soon. real talent

Last by Frankie Paul. The mighty Sara, the title song of the album. . From what I've read it was impossible to walk around certain areas of London in the summer of 1987 and not hear this killer song blasting from the streets. A monster hit in Jamaica, too and a nice ending to our little appreciation of Frankie Paul.

Rip my dad f.p I miss u so much daddy p.the best dad ever gone but always in my heart I love u so much and I will still love u ontill we meet again :sob::sob::sob::sob::sob::sob:

Love this tune reminds me of my childhood

Big tune....rip Frankie Dancehall Paul xx