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Sean Paul Imperial Blaze *** THE Grammy awardwinning dancehall star Sean Paul has been described as Jamaica's biggest export since Bob Marley.

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Long before the uber-popular Jamaican reggae artist Sean Paul heated up the charts with his Grammy-winning album Dutty Rock and steamy duets with pop superstars Beyonce and Rihanna, he was a student at Hillel Academy in Kingston, the Jamaican capital.

The other scorers were Sean Paul Moreland (50) Ryan Rooney (72), Mickey Dornan (75), Sean McGovern (78) and Christopher Lawlor in the 82nd minute There were some fantastic individual and team goals on the day but the best was saved to last.

Sean Paul, 50 Cent, Busta Ryhmes and Kelis make good bedfellows in this showcase of the year's slickest dance moments.

We even got a private karaoke performance from Sean Paul.

This week,Jools Holland is joined by recent Mobowinner Sean Paul, whose mixture of reggae and hip hop is currently all over the charts,as he has scored hits both in his own right and in collaboration with the likes of Beyonce and Blu Cantrell.

Among the other famous names set to appear at the awards ceremony are Pink, Sean Paul, The Darkness and Travis.

1) Evanescence - Bring Me To Life 2) R Kelly - Ignition Remix 3) Busta Rhymes and Mariah Carey - I Know What You Want 4) S Club - Goodbye/Love Ain't Gonna Wait 5) Electric Six - Gay Bar 6) Shania Twain - Forever and for Always 7) Sean Paul - Get Busy 8) XTM and DJ Chucky presents Annia - Fly on the Wings of Love 9) Justin Timberlake - Rock Your Body 10) One True Voice - Shakespeare's (Way With) Words # UK chart w/c June 9, 2003