joining Gang Starr and Arrested Development as part of Marlowe's stateside re-make of the UK rock label, releasing the album Stress. Career break By the end of the 1990s Freddy was exhausted. His hectic life-style had taken it out of him so he found time to return to Jamaica and re-discover his roots. Whilst he still lent vocals to prominent dancehall tracks in Jamaica his next major work did not come until he came back to the UK, with a new lease of life. Freddy teamed up with renowned dub producer The Rootsman in 2000 to make the new album, Old School – New School (Third Eye Music). Since then Freddy has relocated to Bristol, UK where he has been making new music - often teaming up with Blackout JA - and recording and training dancehall artists. Discography Albums Body Lasher (1986) Ragamuffin Hip-Hop (with Asher D) (1988) Cater Fe She (1989) Stress (1991) Raggamuffin Soldier (1992) The Big One (1994) Greatest Hits (1996) Old School New School (with The Rootsman) (2000) Hardcore (2004) Singles "Ragamuffin Hip Hop" (with Asher D), Music of Life (1988) (Profile/Arista/BMG US) "Brutality" (with Asher D), Music of Life (1988) "Summertime" (with Asher D), Music of Life (1988) "We Are the Champions" (with Asher D), Chrysalis/EMI (1989) "Daddy Freddy's in Town", Chrysalis (1990) "Ragga House" (with Simon Harris), Music of Life (1990) "Respect", Music of Life (1990) "Don't Stop the Music", Living Beat Rec (1990) "Freddy's Back" (with Duke/Royal Family), Music of Life (1990) "The Crown", Music of Life (1991) "Haul and Pull", Chrysalis (1992) "Dancehall Clash" (with Tenor Fly), Live (1992) "Respect Due" (with Heavy D & Frankie Paul), Music of Life (1993) "Respect Due" (Sly & Robbie Remixes), Music of Life (1993) "Pain Killa", Music of Life (1994) "Freddy's in the Jungle" (Japanese single) (1997) "War" (2002) "Muggle" (Ragga Meridional Crew) (2007) "Can't Take This No More" (with The Bug), Acid Ragga/Ninja Tune (2012) "Ganja Baby" (with The Bug), Acid Ragga/Ninja Tune (2012) Compilation and guest appearances 1989: Kreem of the Krop; songs: "Dance Hall Clash", "Must Want A Man", "Rude Boy" and "Advert" 1989: Hustlers Convention (Music Of Life); song: "Live Jam", "The Ragamuffin Duo Take Charge", "Come Selector" and "Grand Finale" 1989: Silver On Black; song "Londons Finest" by Simon Harris featuring Asher D and Daddy Freddy 1993: Music (311 album); Special Guest on song "Nix Hex" by 311 2003 Politicians