Talk:Paul Bogle

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Someone did a copy & paste in this article, from the site listed in External links. Maybe the text is under copyright protection. Should I delete the text? Marcelo R. 04:25, 15 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Fist off the song "so much things to say" was NOT writen by her infact that digusts me to think she wrote that. It was writen by the one and only person that could have BOB MARLEY, and i would wish to have this changed imediatly, because it is a false fact, and is telling everyone who doesnt know this a LIE.

[edit] Bogle dance NOT about Paul Bogle

There was a dancer and gangster in Jamaica who went by the name of Bogle. Maybe his name was Bogle, maybe he named himself after Paul Bogle, I don't know. I do know that he is the originator of the Bogle dance and that Buju Banton sang the song based on him, not on Paul Bogle.

There is reference to Paul Bogle in the song, however: the line "A mus' be Nanny dat! After a no so Bogle stay!" is a humourous reference to someone trying and not succeeding to do the Bogle dance. Buju Banton was inferring that they got the wrong National Hero. Respectfully, SamBlob 23:38, 20 May 2007 (UTC)