Peter King started deejaying in 1982 and was soon a regular on Saxon Sound System. In 1982 he originated what came to be the fast chat style, showcasing it on his record »Me Neat, Me Sweet« (1984). This style of deejaying was an English, groundbreaking and new way of deejaying that soon (with the help of Papa Levi) came to rule even the charts of Jamaica.
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| Peter King at Return Of The Boom Bap East London, September 2004. ©Tim P | Peter King on the cover of Small Axe #21, 1985 |
Peter King Discography
12" Singles
| Side A | Side B | Label | Catalogue Number | Year | Comments |
| Step On The Gas | Ten Commandments Of An MC | Fashion | FAD029 | ||
| Bad Memory | Rewind Jack It Up | Fashion | FAD045 |
Compilations & V/A
| Track | Album | Label | Cat No | Year |
| Neat & Sweet (Live) | Live At The DSYC Pt3 | Raiders | RM LP 002 | 1983 |
| Me Neat Me Sweet | Great British MC's | Fashion | FAD LP 001 | 1985 |
External Link
Interview from Small Axe: Peter King
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