Frankie Jones (reggae singer)
Frankie Jones, also known as Jah Frankie Jones, is a Jamaican reggae singer best known for his recordings of the late 1970s and 1980s. Biography. Jones was born in the Greenwich Farm area of Kingston. He had his first hit in the late 1970s with "Sweeten My Coffee", recorded at Channel One Studios, and also recorded for Bunny Lee, Lee producing his debut album "Satta An Praise Jah", released in 1977. He also recorded for Bertram Brown's Freedom Sounds label in the late 1970s. In 1984 he had several hits including "Settle for Me", "Modelling  Girl", and the same another album was released, a split "Showdown" with Michael Palmer. Another split album, with Patrick Andy, was released in 1985, along with the album "Settlement". In 1986 Trojan Records released a collection of earlier Keith Wignall-produced recordings as "The Best of Frankie Jones volume one". Jones also recorded for Prince Jammy, and George Phang. the latter producing his 1986 album "Old Fire Stick". Another split album was released in 1986, the "Hell in the Dance" set split with Pad Anthony, on which the singers were backed by the Roots Radics. Frankie Jones (reggae singer) Frankie