Flourgon

Michael May (born c.1970), better known as Flourgon or Flourgan, is a Jamaican dancehall artist. May got his nickname of 'Flourgon', which became his stage name, due to his love of dumplings. After being tutored by Charlie Chaplin, he gained experience deejaying on various Kingston sound systems, he started his own — Sweet Love, which featured Buju Banton early in his career. He often performed with his brother, the deejay Red Dragon, and with his close friends Daddy Lizard (also his brother-in-law) and Sanchez.
==Links to Peel==
Peel seemed to have first played the singer in June 1988 and would play further records from him on his radio programmes until 1991. He also played tracks from his brother, Red Dragon, as well as his close friends Daddy Lizard (also his brother-in-law) and Sanchez.
==Shows Played==
;1988
*27 June 1988: Jamming (shared 12" with Early B - Jamming / D.J. Government) Hawkeye
*05 July 1988: Jamming (12") Hawkeye
;thumb|220x220px1989
*22 June 1989 (& Sanchez): Mash Up (7") Exterminator
*21 August 1989: Count Out (LP - Count Out) Dennis Star International
*08 November 1989: 'God Bless Youth (7")' (Redman International)
*22 November 1989: God Bless Youth (7") Redman International
*29 November 1989: Zambi (7") Jammy's
*14 December 1989: Zambi (7") Jammy's
;1990
*22 January 1990 (& Sanchez): Working My Way Back To You Girl (7" single) Mixing Lab or (v/a album - DJ Showcase) Mixing Lab 
*23 January 1990 (& Junior Brammer): Commanding Wife (v/a album - DJ Showcase) Mixing Lab
*29 January 1990 (& Junior Brammer): 'Commanding Wife' (7' single) Mixing Lab
*01 February 1990 (& Sanchez): Working My Way Back To You Girl (7" single) Mixing Lab 
*07 February 1990 (& Junior Brammer): 'Commanding Wife' (7' single) Mixing Lab 
*12 February 1990 (& Sanchez): Working My Way Back To You Girl (7" single) Mixing Lab 
*21 February 1990 (& Junior Brammer): 'Commanding Wife' (7' single) Mixing Lab
*30 April 1990: Panama Invasion (7") Penthouse (JP: 'What are you whinging about?, invasions are just fine it's economic blockade you got to stop')
*14 May 1990: Panama Invasion (7") Penthouse
*23 May 1990: Panama Invasion (7") Penthouse
*26 September 1990 (& Ninjaman): 'Zig It Up (12")' (Sure Delight)
*30 September 1990 (& Ninjaman): 'Zig It Up (12")' (Sure Delight)
*06 October 1990 (& Ninjaman): 'Zig It Up (12")' (Sure Delight)
*23 December 1990 (& Junior Brammer): 'Commanding Wife' (7' single) Mixing Lab
;1991
*12 January 1991: Say No (Album - Var. Ninja Turtle Vol.3) Sonic Sounds
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
Category:Artists