About King Sporty
King Sporty, born Noel Williams, was one of the original Jamaican street DJ's who rose to the role of studio sidemen at Sir Coxsone's Studio One. His most recognizable contribution in this role was inspiring the coda of Bob Marley's Buffalo Soldier, which incidentally is remarkably similar to the Banana Splits theme song. He produced several notable Reggae tracks and "versions". Footnote added 1/4/2010 This is incorrect, Bob added the "coda" to the King's original great song.
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Top Tracks
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Get On Down
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DJ Special
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For Our Desire
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Safari
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Choice Of Music
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For Your Desire
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Inspiration
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Fire Keep on Burning - Al Kent Edit
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A Year Full Of Sundays
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Safari - Lexx Discomix
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Dance To The Music (Part 1)
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Reggae Rock Road
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Dance to the Music (Pt. 1)
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Hold Down To The Funk
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Reggae Rockroad
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Deep Roots
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Music Maker
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If It's Funky, Wake Me
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Feel Good All Over
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Thinking Of You
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Searching
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That's What My Thing Is All About
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Girl I've Got A Date
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Concrete Jungle
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Reggae Rock Band
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Young Girl
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Give You My Love
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For Our Desire - Original
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Do U Wanna Dance
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Keep On Dancing
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El Cid (Dahil Sayo) - Take 3
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El Cid (Dahil Sayo) - Take 4
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Dance To The Music
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Safari (Lexx Discomix)
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Fall Out - Fresh '86
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The More Things Change
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Yearfull of Sundays (1974)
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Good loving
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That's What My Thing Is All Ab
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Buffalo Soldier (Original Mix)
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Buffalo Soldier
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Self Destruct - Bonus Track
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Yearfull of Sundays
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Buffalo Soldier (club mix)
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Dance to the Music (Pt. 2)
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Goombay music
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Self Destruct
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Mr. Rhythm
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Dance To The Music (Part 2)
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Fantasy
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