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Capleton performs @ CPAC (Cultural Performing Arts Center) in Brooklyn, New York 11/13/09 during the “One Love Festival Tour” alongside Cocoa-T & Jah Thunder. Many fans said “The Fire Man Rocked C-Pac.” Nicely dressed in a full suit of white, he takes the audience down memory lane briefing doing snippets of his hits songs from the 80s,90s, etc.

THEY CALL HIM ‘King’, ‘King Shango’, ‘Prophet’, and even ‘Almighty’. Many have qualms over these titles people have given him, but Capleton holds a distinct place in the history of Jamaica’s dancehall.

Capleton crosses borders from St Mary into Portland By Basil Walters, Observer staff reporter – Monday, June 29, 2009
Capleton, the top-flight cultural deejay known as the Fyah Man, is this year extending his flames of charity across the borders of his native parish of St Mary into Portland. For the past several years, the committed Rastafarian entertainer, also called The Prophet, not only slew Babylon, but has been living the creed of his faith: “Let the children cared for, the aged be protected and the hungry be fed.”

Capleton makes a cameo appearance in film “MADE IN JAMAICA”
“Made in Jamaica” is a powerful portrait of the leaders of the reggae music Movement, and how Reggae has become a worldwide phenomenon. The film showcases performances by the best Reggae and Dance Hall artists ever assembled. From their native ghetto to international fame, “Made in Jamaica” is the story of the artists who represent the Jamaican Dream.

Below is a list of Capleton’s most demanded dubs/songs. Which is your favorite and why?