The King Is Here - No fussing or fighting by brothers

pcrlfm.co.uk

HANDLE:

DJ KINGIE

REGGAE/RAGGA

BIRTH SIGN:

CAPRICORN

HATES:

?

LOVES:

EVERTHING!

INFLUENCES:

BOB MARLEY

QUALIFICATIONS:

BARBER

INTERESTS:

FOOTBALL/ MOTOR RACING

BIRTHPLACE:

OTHOROIS, JAMAICA

STARTED ON PCRL:

?

BIOGRAPHY:

TOP

Kingie came to the UK in 1994, since then he has spent some of his time on PCRL, more recently has taken on a Sunday show where he plays a nice mix of old and new with a touch of ska beat.

Always sounding lively, laughing and telling jokes he'll be singing along to songs like 'My Boy Lollipop'. As a listener feel you must join in, he'll tells you: "To turn up your radio and if your nabour complains, tell him Kingie sey it okey!"

A recent playlist included 'One Cup Of Coffee' - Bob Marley (1961), 'Cary Go Bring Come' - Justin Hines (1964) and the more recent Frankie Paul tune - 'The Colour of Your Skin' a song that tells the black youth that name brands don't make you a man.

pcrlfm.co.uk	HANDLE:	DJ KINGIE	REGGAE/RAGGA
	BIRTH SIGN:	CAPRICORN
	HATES:	?
	LOVES:	EVERTHING!
	INFLUENCES:	BOB MARLEY
	QUALIFICATIONS:	BARBER
	INTERESTS:	FOOTBALL/ MOTOR RACING
	BIRTHPLACE:	OTHOROIS, JAMAICA
	STARTED ON PCRL:	?
	BIOGRAPHY: TOP	Kingie came to the UK in 1994, since then he has spent some of his time on PCRL, more recently has taken on a Sunday show where he plays a nice mix of old and new with a touch of ska beat. Always sounding lively, laughing and telling jokes he'll be singing along to songs like 'My Boy Lollipop'. As a listener feel you must join in, he'll tells you: "To turn up your radio and if your nabour complains, tell him Kingie sey it okey!" A recent playlist included 'One Cup Of Coffee' - Bob Marley (1961), 'Cary Go Bring Come' - Justin Hines (1964) and the more recent Frankie Paul tune - 'The Colour of Your Skin' a song that tells the black youth that name brands don't make you a man.