Half Pint

Half Pint (born 11 November 1961), and sometimes credited Lindon Andrew Roberts, is a Jamaican dancehall, ragga, and reggae singer. He originates from the West Kingston enclave of Rose Lane; a community which has produced reggae acts such as Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Peter Tosh, Lee "Scratch" Perry, and Toots Hibbert.
==Links to Peel==
Peel seemed to have first played Half Pint's records in 1984 and would play further material from the singer until the early 90's. Half Pint's Money Man Skank was chosen by Peel as one of his tracks for the Peelenium 1984, which was broadcast on his 14th December 1999 show. In the 00's, Peel didn't play any of Half Pint's material, whether old or new. After Peel's death in 2004, it was later found out he had the first three albums of the artist in his Record Collection: H.
==Peelenium==
*Peelenium 1984: Money Man Skank
==Shows Played==
;thumb|220x220px1984
*25 April 1984 (BFBS): Money Man Skank
*17 May 1984: Winsome (album - In Fine Style) Sun Set
*19 September 1984: Political Friction (7")
*07 October 1984 (BFBS): Political Friction (7")
*12 December 1984: One In A Million (LP – One In A Million) Greensleeves
;1985
*24 June 1985: Freedom Fighter (12" - Freedom Fighter / Hold On) Greensleeves
*22 July 1985: Freedom Fighter (12" - Freedom Fighter / Hold On) Greensleeves
*05 August 1985 (BFBS): Crazy Girl (single)
*30 October 1985: One Big Ghetto (7") Jammy's
;1986
*24 February 1986: Tell Me This, Tell Me That (shared LP with Michael Palmer - Joint Favourites) Greensleeves
*14 May 1986: Greetings (LP - Greetings) Power House
*21 May 1986: Greetings (7") Power House
*11 June 1986: Greetings (12") Power House
*09 December 1986: Victory (LP - Victory) RAS
*17 December 1986: Victory (LP - Victory) RAS
;1987
*16 February 1987: No Man Is An Island (7") Power House
*24 February 1987: No Man Is An Island (7") Power House
*06 July 1987: Can't Get Me Out (7") Taxi
*20 July 1987: Can't Get Me Out (7") Taxi
*27 July 1987: Can't Get Me Out (7") Taxi
*31 July 1987 (Radio Bremen): Can't Get Me Out (7") Taxi
;1989
*25 May 1989: Do It (7") Power House
*06 June 1989 (Radio Bremen): Do It (7") Power House
;1990
*05 September 1990: Greetings
;1992
*11 December 1992: Greetings (12") Power House 
;1993
*03 January 1993 (BFBS): Greetings (album - Greetings) Power House
*24 September 1993: Jah Love Inna We (7") Sky High
*September 1993 (XFM): Jah Love Inna We (7") Sky High
*02 October 1993: Jah Love Inna We (7") Sky High
*08 October 1993 (BFBS): Jah Love Inna We (7") Sky High
;1999
*14 December 1999: 'Money Man Skank (7")' (Jammy's) (Peelenium 1984)
== See Also ==
*Record Collection: H
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
*Official Website
Category:Artists