from their first album in 1980 to (so far) 2006. He is credited for vocals on the sleeve of each of the releases in question. Later that year he recorded the album Umkhonto We Sizwe with producer Roy Cousins in Kingston. Before the album was finished he was shot at his home in Kingston, Jamaica, during a robbery, allegedly relating to a dispute over money, and died later in hospital. Adrian Sherwood, deeply upset by the murder of his friend, took a production hiatus from his beloved reggae genre and in 1983 recorded with his group Circut and Neneh Cherry, "Dead Come Alive". Prince Far I is also referred to by The Clash in their single "Clash City Rockers" and also by The Mountain Goats in the song "Sept. 15th 1983", a reference to the date of his death. Discography Albums Psalms For I (Carib Gems, 1975) Under Heavy Manners (Joe Gibbs, 1976) Message from the King (Virgin Front Line 1978) Long Life (Virgin Front Line, 1978) Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 1 (Cry Tuff/Hit Run, 1978) Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Part 2 (Cry Tuff/Virgin Front Line, 1979) Free From Sin (Trojan, 1979) Dub To Africa (Price Far I, 1979) Jamaican Heroes (Trojan 1980) Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 3 (Cry Tuff/Daddy Kool, 1980) Showcase in a Suitcase (Pre, 1980) Livity (Pre, 1981) Voice of Thunder (Trojan 1981) Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter 4 (Cry Tuff/Trojan 1981) Musical History (Trojan 1983) Musical Revue / Suns of Arqa Live with Prince Far I (1983) Umkhonto We Sizwe (Kingdom/Tamoki Wambesi 1984) Health and Strength (Pressure Sounds, 1998) Compilation albums Black Man Land (1990) Dubwise (1991) Cry Freedom Dub (1994) In the House of Vocal & Dub with King Tubby (1995) DJ Originators Head To Head Volume Two Prince Far I & Trinity (1996) Megabit 25, 1922-Dub (1998) Ten Commandments (1999) The Golden Years 1977–1983 (1999) Heavy Manners: Anthology 1977–83 (Trojan 2003) Silver & Gold 1973-1975 (Blood and Fire, 2005) References External links Tribute site to Prince Far I Prince Far I discography Prince Far I information at On-U Sound site Discography at Discogs Jamaican reggae musicians 1945 births 1983 deaths People from Spanish Town Jamaican Rastafarians People murdered in Jamaica Jamaican murder victims Trojan Records artists Deaths by firearm in Jamaica Suns of Arqa members