Riddim : I Can't Hide 
Release: 1986 
Label: Jammys

Pad Anthony - One One Coco

Pad Anthony - Death To A Sound (Death Before Dishonour)

Pad Anthony - Turn Up The Volume

Pad Anthony - Street Life

Pad Anthony - Dance Hall Style

Pad Anthony - Pimpers Paradise

Pad Anthony - The Rhythm Of My Heart

Riddim: Real Rock 
Release: 1988 
Label: Digital B

Pad Anthony - Shake Them Down

Pad Anthony - We Rune Things

Riddim: General 
Release: 1988 
Label: Steely & Clevie

Pad Anthony - Title

Riddim: Title 
Release: 2011 
Label: One Beat Promotion

Pad Anthony - We Rule (Title)

Riddim: Heavenless
Release: 1986
Label: King Jammys

Pad Anthony - Murderer

A.M.O. feat Pad Anthony - Pre Vlastnych Rmx

Riddim: Lecturer
Release: 1984
Label: Feel The Beat

Pad Anthony - Champion Bubbler

Riddim: Here I Come
Release: 1988
Label: Digital B

Pad Anthony - Sound Rule Forever

Riddim: Birdie High
Release: 2011
Label: Dancehall Hooliganz

Pad Anthony - Rise Up

Riddim: The Exit
Release: 2013
Label: King Jammys

Pad Anthony - Cool It Down

Riddim: Sensimillionaire
Release: 2011
Label: House Of Riddim

Pad Anthony - Crazy Girl

Pad Anthony - Your Sound Is Gonna Burn

Riddim: Ungrateful
Release: 2014
Mix: Fabrice Fabwize Boyer at Wise Studio (Ris-Orangis 91)
Mastering: La Source Mastering
Label: Roots Youths Production


Pad Anthony - I Can't

Email: info@padanthony.com

Born Hartley Anthony Wallace.
He was from a musical family; his brothers were part of a group called Rags and Riches who won the 1976 festival song competition entitled “Big Heel Boot and Bellfoot Pants” with late, great Freddie McKay.

After moving to the Waterhouse district in Kingston, he started singing on local sound systems and eventually performed an audition at the Channel One recording studios, run by Joe Joe Hookim. His first recording was two cover versions, one by the late, great Alton Ellis entitled “Blackman’s World” and Ray Charles’ “Crying Time”. His first two hits were “See Them A Come” and “Champion Bubbler”, both on the Sunset label, responsible for also producing early hits from Half Pint. After that point, Anthony was picked up by King Jammys, recording numerous hits with the King and singing over the immensely popular sound system of the same name over the course of the mid-to-late 1980s.

Pad Anthony is most well-known for his “soundboy” tunes (45 records which a rival sound system is called to task) and his recording of dubplates for all top tier sound systems, in both Yard and abroad.

Pad Anthony

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