
Show Notes
As we gear up for Season/Year 11 of the Session on 4/20/23, we're going back to some of my favorite and fan favorite episodes. This is one of my favorite "cover" episodes with Legendary Artists covering Legendary Tracks! Frankie Paul - I Know The Score Al Brown - Love & Happiness Paragons - The Tide Is High Peter Tosh - Here Comes The Sun John Holt - Hey Jude Wayne Wade - Lady The Wailers - Sugar Sugar Dennis Brown - I’m Your Puppet Tarrus Riley - Human Nature Busy Signal - One More Night Romain Virgo - Soul Provider Gappy Ranks - Just The Two of Us Busy Signal - Night Shift Beres Hammond - These Arms of Mine
More from Frankie B’s Reggae Session
This episode of Frankie B’s Reggae Session is served up with extra flavor, giving a big shoutout to Jackmore’s Restaurant in Lagos, Nigeria, bringing Jamaican food to the table in the heart of Lagos.
Frankie B’s Reggae Session dives deep into the heart of modern reggae with The Soul Session, a full-spectrum mix of conscious fire, sweet melodies, and deep dub vibrations. Featuring new drops from Chronixx, Skip Marley, Lila Ike, Naomi Campbell, and Jesse Royal, this session moves from uplifting roots and soulful harmonies to heavy dub meditation with artists like Brendan Lane, HIRIE, and Flying Vipers. Turn it up, let the riddim breathe, and feel the soul of reggae in motion.
Ease into this Month's Chill Vibe Session with roots and lovers rock selections from the Gratitude Riddim, featuring powerful performances from Samory I and Kumar. We keep the energy grounded and soulful, then level up with a standout showcase from King Jammy, blending new voices with timeless dubwise production.
Frankie B is back on the airwaves and bringing the heat into 2025. After a hard-hitting layoff, this session marks a fresh start for the show with a rebuilt website, a brand-new merch store, and a deeper love for the music than ever. Whether you’ve been rolling with the show for years or just tuning in, this one blends the roots and the future—featuring both timeless foundation artists and new-school fire. We also take time to pay respect to a few legends who’ve passed, whose sounds still echo through every beat.