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| Posted by Camille on 09.10.2007 | |
| Great artist ! I am waiting for his new album. | |
| Posted by Camille on 09.11.2007 | |
| Call Pon Dem clip on unitedreggae.com | |
| Posted by Camille on 09.11.2007 | |
| I like this song, and my 3 years old neighbour love it too !!!! He always wants me to play it ! |
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| Posted by Camille on 09.11.2007 | |
Gaylads time ! |
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| Posted by Camille on 09.11.2007 | |
| Good news !!! I want to see it ! I have it at home but it is sealed |
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| Posted by maral on 09.11.2007 | |
| Call pon dem!! Proper education dem a defend!! | |
| Posted by maral on 09.13.2007 | |
| Great news ! That's right that it really looks better and is easier to use. | |
| Posted by Vil1 on 10.15.2007 | |
| Yes another I Wayne release. Hope this album is great. | |
| Posted by BigBen on 10.15.2007 | |
| Cool! | |
| Posted by BigBen on 10.19.2007 | |
| This is very shocking and sad.What a loss and what a terrible tragedy. My especial condolences to all his family... | |
| Posted by BigBen on 10.25.2007 | |
| It's a very good article, thanks a lot! | |
| Posted by Victor on 11.01.2007 | |
| Heavy heavy productions .. Daweh Congo is good on this riddim ... CRUCIAL ! |
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| Posted by Jacqui C on 11.04.2007 | |
| That should be Castro Brown and not Castor Brown, as is showing on the site | |
| Posted by maral on 11.04.2007 | |
| The mistake is corrected. Thanks. | |
| Posted by MelodicaMan on 11.04.2007 | |
| Soory to tell you this, but the new I-Wayne gets a maximum 4 / 10 for me... As a Reggae Record Seller, companies brings me free front copies of the newcoming albums... After a pretty good "Lava Ground", I got a really bad time listening to "Book Of Life"... Very deceiving... A lot of Non-Reggae-At-All songs, Soul and R&B so-so tries, very few Roots Style and not more than slightly enjoyable Dancehall pieces are the contain of this album... Yet, his voice is srill very nice and the packaging is really good... the cover picture is an excellent art-work!! MelodicaMan (Vive le Québec LIBRE!!!) |
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| Posted by Vil1 on 11.06.2007 | |
| I need to listen to be sure... and yes Lava Ground is a marvelous album. Perhaps I Wayne want to break frontier between Reggae and R&B or soul music, it's not a sad news if some new listeners can love reggae music. | |
| Posted by Victor on 11.17.2007 | |
| Thanks, great article !! | |
| Posted by maral on 11.21.2007 | |
| Zakeyah released this single on his own Doors of Return label. Big tune Big lyrics! | |
| Posted by Vil1 on 11.22.2007 | |
| Right, good tune. | |
| Posted by Camille on 11.24.2007 | |
| Even if I enjoyed the two first King Jammy produced albums released by Greensleeves (Sizzla - Waterhouse Redemption in 2006 and Natural Black - Jah Guide in 2007), this third one is my favourite. The encounter of two great men : producer King Jammy and singer Ras Shiloh. Each song is a real pleasure and Shiloh proves his big talent on this new roots and digital instrumentals. A big tribute to King Jammy's sound system with 'To The King', the spiritual and powerful vibrations of natural hills on 'Man From The Mountain' and an excellent duet with Lutan Fyah on 'Mama Africa'. He also offers a killer deejay style on 'Only King Selassie'. A great album to listen again and again without any disappointing tune ! | |
| Posted by Mr340 on 12.02.2007 | |
Nuff Respect to Pressure Busspipe Bless |
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| Posted by rasadam on 12.05.2007 | |
| http://myspace.com/discoveringrastafari Please check out this site I made about the exhibit. It was created to collect thoughts and images from those who visited the exhibit for the benefit of those who have not yet seen it or will be unable to see it Hopefully folks will leave some comments and share their experiences. bro ras adam simeon ny http://www.myspace.com/rasadamsimeon |
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| Posted by Vil1 on 12.07.2007 | |
| Good vibes on it ! | |
| Posted by Vil1 on 12.07.2007 | |
| Have you listen Don't wanna be no general version ? Someone can tell me where she comes from ? | |
| Posted by BigBen on 12.07.2007 | |
| Vote for Sly & Robbie!!!! | |
| Posted by Vil1 on 12.10.2007 | |
| Hello world, You can give your opinion with some comments too! I am very surprised by the vote... Why Stephen Marley ? :) |
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| Posted by BigBen on 12.10.2007 | |
| Why??? Tell me why... :'( This world is too cruel. |
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| Posted by BigBen on 01.04.2008 | |
| A very promising artist. Good album! | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.06.2008 | |
A great conscious show full of good vibes for less than 1500 JAD ! |
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| Posted by Ashera12k on 01.07.2008 | |
| Why when JBC became defunct , did they not find another home for these National Treasures / Pieces of History?? And secondly , the National Archives (Spanish Town ? I believe ) werent doing the job they were supposed to be doing were they?. This news surely implies no inventory was checked in almost three years,thats downright shabby if you ask me. Somebody besides the perps (who I doubt they'll ever catch ) , should be held accountable !!! |
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| Posted by Ashera12k on 01.09.2008 | |
| I wish I were going, in the hart of ma parish an all..Hope some one takes some good pics for us stuck a farrin. | |
| Posted by jeremiyah on 01.12.2008 | |
| Sad news indeed as another of Jamiaca's great but largely unspoken talents passes with hardly a murmur. His gritty soulful voice blessed numerous good tunes and spoke to the heart. Duane Stephenson sings a sadly timely but lovely version of "Cottage in Negril" on his "From August Town" album. Sleep peacefully Tyrone. Jah Bless! | |
| Posted by on 01.13.2008 | |
| This is a great album. | |
| Posted by Xavier on 01.13.2008 | |
| An excellent article, thank. | |
| Posted by Ashera12k on 01.17.2008 | |
| Camille..helo.. juss wanted tu say a big thanks for the "heads up " on this release, someone had told me about it being in the pipeline a while ago, but that was all I'd heard..will definitely be lookin out for this .... One Love Stay Blessed.. |
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| Posted by Camille on 01.17.2008 | |
| Yes it is a good compilation that will be released the first week of February including their good productions on new roots riddims until 2003 with some new stuff. Big up Pow Pow ! | |
| Posted by DonGoean on 01.26.2008 | |
| The guys from http://www.basicchannel.com do it again :D CRUCIAL WACKIES STUFF !!! |
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| Posted by xavier on 01.28.2008 | |
| Yes crutial tune, and crucial site, thanks to Basicchannel.com | |
| Posted by themidrange on 01.30.2008 | |
| [center]SOON TO COME.. Also from KING EARTHQUAKE STUDIO Winston'Sugarcane'Fergus meets King Earthquake - KELP 002 on Vinyl & Izyah Davis meets King Earthquake - KELP 003 on Vinyl[/center] |
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| Posted by themidrange on 01.30.2008 | |
| LOOK OUT other NEW RELEASES on KING EARTHQUAKE LABEL.. Winston 'Sugarcane' Fergus meets King Earthquake - KELP 002 Izyah Davis meets King Eartquake - KELP 003 Both due for release in the coming months!! |
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| Posted by xavier on 01.30.2008 | |
| Greetings, We dont forget this. You can send more informations to our mail (see contact us). P.S: thanks for the membership. |
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| Posted by hurukan on 02.05.2008 | |
| I remember, I was in France at Bagnolle Sur Ceze, during the festival called "ja sound festival" in 2005... the crowd were numerous and created a real human flood between the King earthquake's, king shilo's and abashanti I sound boxes. Suddenly, Errol, announced "...well now, london's burnin' hot ras nyto at the vocals..." and he launched the tribulation dub with ras nyto and the crowd gone wild fulla iration, steppin' pon the riddim, never seen that in the dances before... And I took attention to the lyrics and realized this chune was a real murderation inna dubplate style... thank you Errol to have fulfilled the role of a sound operator/producer... he is a real example for me: who has waited for this chune to be released ? Lotta selectaz believe me ! I'm sure this chune ago mek massives skank for years !! Laaaarge uuuuup King Earthquake !! Hurukan Stylah Ubuntu Edutainment Project, Belgium |
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| Posted by Ashera12k on 02.06.2008 | |
| I'll be looking out for sure ..love the Mighty Diamonds Bless and thanks for the heads up... |
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| Posted by GF RECORDS on 02.07.2008 | |
| Give thanks for all Unitedreggae Crew. More informations : www.myspace.com/greatestfriendsrecords Bless |
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| Posted by 7zezel on 02.08.2008 | |
| MYSTIC VIBES TV, the show with Reggae Roots and Culture has just won the award for "Best Music Video Show" from the 27th Annual Chicago Music Awards" which is organized by Martin's Interculture in Chicago. Thanks to all of the Music Labels Artists and Viewers! For more info; email zezelmckenzie@yahoo.com or mystic_vibes@blackplanet.com |
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| Posted by 7zezel on 02.08.2008 | |
| MYSTIC VIBES TV, the show with Reggae Roots and Culture has just won the award for "Best Music Video Show" from the 27th Annual Chicago Music Awards" which is organized by Martin's Interculture in Chicago. Thanks to all of the Music Labels Artists and Viewers! For more info; email zezelmckenzie@yahoo.com or mystic_vibes@blackplanet.com |
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| Posted by Camille on 02.16.2008 | |
| This great Jamaican singer also just released a new album : http://www.unitedreggae.com/artist/d1519,prince-malachi,one-perfect-love/ | |
| Posted by Camille on 02.16.2008 | |
| Here are the detail of LUCIANO US Tour : March 27, 2008 San Juan Capistrano CA The Coach House March 28, 2008 Los Angeles, CA Crash Mansion March 29, 2008 San Diego, CA World Beat Center March 30, 2008 San Luis Obispo, CA The Graduate April 1, 2008 Portland, Oregon The Crystal Ballroom. April 2, 2008 Seattle, Washington Neumos April 3, 2008 Ashland, Oregon April 4, 2008 Santa Cruz, CA Vet Hall April 5, 2008 Sacramento, CA Harlow's April 6, 2008 Arcata, CA Arcata Community Center April 7, 2008 San Francisco, CA The Independent April 8, 2008 Boulder, Colorado Fox Theater April 9, 2008 Aspen, Colorado Belly UP April 11, 2008 Santa Fe, New Mexico Sante Fe Brewing Company April 12, 2008 Denver, Colorado Cervantes April 13, 2008 Salt Lake City, Utah Palladium April 16, 2008 Kansas City, M G's Jamaican Quisine April 17, 2008 TBA April 18, 2008 Austin, Texas Flamingo Cantina April 19, 2008 Austin, Texas Austin Reggae Festival April 20, 2008 Dallas, Texas Palm Beach Reggae Club April 22, 2008 TBA TBA April 23, 2008 St Louis, Mo Club Viva April 24, 2008 Ann Arbor, Michigan Blind Pig April 25, 2008 Columbus, Ohio Alrosa Villa April 26, 2008 Cincinnati, Ohio Annies April 27, 2008 Chicago, Illinois The Wild Hare April 29, 2008 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live April 30, 2008 Manhattan, New York SOBS May 1, 2008 New Haven, CT Toads Place May 2, 2008 Boston TBA May 3, 2008 Poughkeepsie, NY The Chance Theater May 4, 2008 Norfolk, VA TBA |
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| Posted by Camille on 02.18.2008 | |
| Luciano begins 2008 in top form. After a good version on Buggie Heart riddim and a great new album, here is another good song ! | |
| Posted by Camille on 02.18.2008 | |
| He will be in France along with Jah Cure, Beres Hammond, Queen Ifrica, Tarrus Riley and Dean Fraser this summer : 11/06/08 Strasbourg Zenith 12/06/08 Paris Zenith 13/06/08 Nantes Zenith 14/06/08 Toulouse Zenith 15/06/08 Chateauroux Le Tarmac 16/06/08 Lyon Transbordeur 18/07/08 Sete Theatre de la mer Also at Summerjam (4th to 6th July 2008 in Koln, Germany) and Rototom Sunsplash in July in Italy. |
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| Posted by Jahgreg on 02.27.2008 | |
| Yes I... Very good LP with a beautiful cover. I have got another issue of it. I'll post it Bless |
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| Posted by Xavier on 03.05.2008 | |
| Where can we see it jahgreg ? | |
| Posted by Ashera12k on 03.07.2008 | |
| yea..I like it..thanks 4 the heads up.. looking forward tu hearin trax released!!! |
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| Posted by xavier on 03.09.2008 | |
| I am not sure i like this mixtape, but it's sure i like Cherine. | |
| Posted by Camille on 03.20.2008 | |
| Tribute to a great man ! Play his last radio show recorded in February loud !!! http://insomniaradio.net/2008/02/28/dread-at-the-controls-episode-4-heartbreaker/ We will never stop playing your music. |
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| Posted by lion king on 03.31.2008 | |
Does any 1 no why the sound clash ting coming 2 an end US world Clash Uk cup clash I think not sure but JA world clash di music sound good but Di party ting pop dung, sound clash di only real excitment in di scene |
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| Posted by Justine Ketola on 03.31.2008 | |
| This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival. Created as an annual world peace and summer solstice celebration, the event takes place on two stages in the Anderson Valley, 30 minutes west of Ukiah in Boonville, California at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds on June 20, 21, and 22, 2008. Festival producer, Epiphany Artists has announced the preliminary lineup of artists with many more to be added in the weeks to come. Artist sound samples, artist bios, and other information can be found at www.snwmf.com. The current artist lineup (as of April 1st) is as follows: Buju Banton, Michael Franti & Spearhead, The Mighty Diamonds, Midnite, Sister Carol, U Roy, The Wailing Souls, Tosh Meets Marley, Cornel Campbell, Yami Bolo, Stranger Cole, Roy Shirley, Pat Kelly, Prezident Brown, Alika, Quinto Sol, Rootz Underground, Taj Weekes & Adowa In The Dancehall: David Rodigan, Stone Love & Guests In the Kidz Zone: Asheba Special Guests: Namkah Rinpoche, Pomo Native American Indian Elders Tickets and camping passes are on sale now through mail order by going to: www.snwmf.com/tickets.html and available through Ticketmaster and at independent ticket outlets in the coming weeks. The Sierra Nevada World Music Festival promotes "conscious" music with a message of peace, unity and brotherhood, which transcends the divisions of race and culture. Over the past fifteen years we have endeavored to build a community where Conscious music, Roots music, and World music are embraced. Where bringing diverse people from many lands together in celebration yields more than just the sum of each individual present, but something much grander. We believe that music has the power to move mountains and change paradigms, and the phenomenal artists who have graced SNWMF stages over the years have imparted an overwhelmingly positive force. Other important Sierra Nevada World Music Festival 2008 details: -Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by a paid adult. -We welcome the input of nonprofit organizations, and over two dozen groups representing a range of environmental and social issues will be tabling at SNWMF 2008. -The 2008 Festival Village will be offering foods, crafts and art from all over the world! Festival Gate Hours: Festival Gates open 5pm Friday, music from 6-midnight. Late show (dancehall) until 2:30am. Gates open 10am Saturday, music from 11am-midnight. Late show (dancehall) until 2:30 am. Gates open 10 am Sunday, music from 11 am-10 pm. Camping Gate Hours: Camping opens 9 am Friday, June 20th. Friday: Camping Gates open 9am-12PM Saturday: Camping Gates open 9am-8pm The Sierra Nevada World Music Festival is dedicated to nurturing a world family peacefully united in celebration of the universal spirit of music. Come celebrate with us! For more information please write to: info@snwmf.com or call the festival hotline at (916)777-5550. |
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| Posted by Camille on 04.01.2008 | |
| UK label Trojan records, specialist in reissues and compilations that releases a new recordings album ? By Horace Andy !?! I can't wait to hear it ! | |
| Posted by xavier on 04.04.2008 | |
| Thanks for this post ! | |
| Posted by Moni on 04.19.2008 | |
| Nice tunes, but lyrics would be helpful...would be interesting to hear more from this artist. | |
| Posted by Bleatkins on 04.19.2008 | |
| Charming with attitude – why not try circulating some translated lyrics, at least for the excerpts online (no escape from Anglo-centricity…) I’ve forwarded to my BAMER networks rep (hook for women’s sector re. domestic slavery & FGM) let me know if you want more contacts. Good luck with the campaign, Helen X |
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| Posted by The_ruckle on 04.19.2008 | |
| Bafing Kul has a vital message, conveyed through the vehicle of his incredible music. It is a travesty that Yelen is not available to the public. Please right this wrong... Only through supporting the music of artists like Bafing Kul, will the voice of the oppressed and dispossed be heard - and ultimately acted upon... Distributors of the world unite..! Release Yelen now...! |
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| Posted by Cormac on 04.20.2008 | |
| Bafing Kul sings softly but carries a big stick. Need...more...music RELEASE BAFING KUL NOW! |
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| Posted by Veester on 04.21.2008 | |
| Loving Bafing Kul! My iPod has a lot of Amadou & Mariam, Souad Massi, and Lekan Babalola on it and Bafing Kul will go straight on there as soon as I can get my hands on it! | |
| Posted by JohnnyRoots on 04.28.2008 | |
| I just love it very good... hope that he get a label soon | |
| Posted by gbougard on 04.30.2008 | |
| Anthony is not the first to release "internet-only" albums: Sly & Robbie did it a couple of years ago with a batch of several albums: 1. Usual suspects: a dub album recorded at Tuff Gong and mixed by Godwin logie 2. Live 86: a live album recorded in 1986 with Taxi Gang, Ini Kamoze, Half Pint and Yellowman 3. the re-release of dub classics "Disco Dub", "Gamblers Choice" and "Rebel Soldier" those are available on itunes and other webstores, but not on CD or vynil. |
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| Posted by Camille on 05.05.2008 | |
| Lone Ranger and Dennis Alcapone Deluxe editions were great reissues ! And that's true, like for these two reissues, Heartbeat choose the original cover rather than these they did for 1992 CD release :  |
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| Posted by Camille on 05.19.2008 | |
| United Reggae staff just contacted LGN Entertainment who is supposed to distribute this album. The release will be delayed for a few month. More informations are coming soon. | |
| Posted by Camille on 05.20.2008 | |
| Irievibrations had delays pressing the records in Jamaica. The 7'' will be released in early June. | |
| Posted by gbougard on 06.18.2008 | |
| Bitty McLean is putting the finishing touch to a cover of Joe Higgs' "Days of slavery" over that riddim, too. | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.24.2008 | |
| Sugar Minott and Kukuman productions have decided to change the cover. Here is the new one :  |
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| Posted by Camille on 06.28.2008 | |
 The two first singles on Shuttle riddim are now available in your records shops. Check it out ! |
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| Posted by Camille on 07.02.2008 | |
| The album is available for download until June and will be released on CD in September 2008. More infos : http://www.unitedreggae.com/news/n300/070208/sizzla-spragga-benz-and-mad-anju-on-mbig-music |
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| Posted by Nabby Clifford, the Ambassador of Reggae in Brazil on 01.04.2010 | |
| Freedom p / Buju Banton I'm taking my site. Signatures for their freedom. Nabby Clifford, the Ambassador of Reggae in Brazil, was born in Ghana / West Africa. |
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| Posted by Johana M. on 01.04.2010 | |
| Topatop tunes !! Thanks. | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.05.2010 | |
| Lustre Kings is still to the top ! | |
| Posted by Ras GZ (Russia) on 01.05.2010 | |
| Freedom Fi Lion! Bun' Babylon!!!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.05.2010 | |
| RIP David Isaacs. | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.05.2010 | |
| Nice to see additional releases on this good riddim. | |
| Posted by Kalonji on 01.05.2010 | |
| Big up Ras Richie, everything cris ? Kalonji from Ghana. When are you coming to Ghana ? |
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| Posted by Ras Slim on 01.06.2010 | |
| Disya lion cyaan tame! | |
| Posted by kpics on 01.06.2010 | |
| Last line of article should read... "Isaacs was suppose to.... members of the itals, Ronnie Davis and Keith Porter". Lloyd has not been a "major player" in The Itals since his arrest. |
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| Posted by Mechi La De Dios on 01.07.2010 | |
| Anywhere it will be, we will be there ! Big up Rototom ! |
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| Posted by Camille on 01.08.2010 | |
| Very nice pics Marc ! Thanks. | |
| Posted by Punchline (South Africa) on 01.08.2010 | |
| Bars and brick walls can't slave a man like BUJU! free de man babylon!!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.08.2010 | |
| He takes his time between each albums. A good thing I guess. | |
| Posted by Punchline (South Africa) on 01.09.2010 | |
| Yeah man ...Buju Got Soul.. | |
| Posted by francisco ferreira on 01.09.2010 | |
| I want all Claudius Linton's albums ! | |
| Posted by semayat on 01.11.2010 | |
| Interesting interview...Indeed, Yellowman is impressive in live. I saw him in Paris last november and that was very nice!! I like his view on nowadays dancehall. |
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| Posted by Sixtysuns on 01.11.2010 | |
| Crucial! "Never Gonna Be Alone" is spanking fresh and clean!!! | |
| Posted by LadyJacquelyne on 01.11.2010 | |
| The honor of being at the release of Ernie Ranglin @ Friends. Dubtonic and John Mckinley what a collaboration of sounds This Cd is a replay over and over. Looking forward to the next release, Feat Dylan Murray, Dubtonic Kru these are only a few of the friends featured on Ranglin and Friends, Thank you. Music is the food of Life. Blessings and Light. LadyJacquelyne - Jamaica. |
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| Posted by Judah Dangmaa on 01.12.2010 | |
| Praise be unto his holy name SALASIE RASTA. Man me lov your music to the max. Keep the flame cos babylon a say e a kill the prophet bot more a yet to be born. Rasta take over. | |
| Posted by House of Reggae on 01.13.2010 | |
| Listen to all entrys on www.myspace.com/reggaegottalent. Nuff respect! | |
| Posted by CIA5 on 01.14.2010 | |
| RIP | |
| Posted by Ignor Kalonji on 01.14.2010 | |
| Sizzla Kalonji mew luv ya bad. 1 day, 1 day baba GOD go catch dem. |
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| Posted by Ignor Kalonji on 01.14.2010 | |
| Bad belle free-up BUJU b4 we push in d JUJU | |
| Posted by salim slim on 01.14.2010 | |
| Buju put your head a bove that water be strong truth will prevail. |
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| Posted by fullness on 01.14.2010 | |
| Home at last brother Yabby You!! Blessed love to all his family. A blessed man and musican. |
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| Posted by Ras GZ (Russia) on 01.15.2010 | |
| Gone to Our Father! Bless! | |
| Posted by Makiba on 01.15.2010 | |
| Buju is locked up far to long. Evil is all around him. | |
| Posted by Tatoo on 01.15.2010 | |
| Rest In Peace N be free from the physical chains you gave us many pleasurable gains through the music you still hee my broter | |
| Posted by Mike on 01.15.2010 | |
| Yabby, Neville. Thadeus,one and only YABBY U gone but will neva be forgotten. Known him for sooooooo many years, WE LOVE U YABBY and thanks for your very positive songs. JAH BLESS | |
| Posted by Tom Berglund on 01.16.2010 | |
| Hi, I contacted Anthony Red Rose about a year ago through his MySpace page and suggested he put out a compilation of his singles from the 1980's. He thought it was a good idea and said he would talk to his record label about it. Do you know if this might happen? Could you ask him? Thanks, Tom | |
| Posted by Ras Weero on 01.17.2010 | |
| This is a great loss. Yabby You - One of the greatest producers and creators of original roots rasta reggae ever. Will be sorely missed. One love, one heart Jah Jah bring to you...Rest in perfect peace. RASTAFARI | |
| Posted by Kennie Liberation (Jah Locks) on 01.18.2010 | |
| Rest In Peace Yabby U, Now "Jah is Watching over U"! IGZIABEHER.K |
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| Posted by Robba on 01.19.2010 | |
| Love the tune from Anthony b, Free Up The General Yes! | |
| Posted by Ras Jose on 01.20.2010 | |
| Buju Buju you can not tame a lion, but the truth will prevail over them all lets fight for the freedom of the man. | |
| Posted by Lilee on 01.20.2010 | |
| It's a production which was realized with the heart. Thank's UNITED REGGAE! Big love for this year 2010! ps : Tracklist from "Culture Weed Him" by METASTONE prod 1. My Heart - Jah Mason 2. Energize Me - Lutan Fyah 3. I'm a Rebel - Omar Perry 4. Today Is Your Day - Alpheus 5. Set My People - Prince Malachi 6. Jah Bless His People - Anthony John 7. Presence of Jah - Lukie D 8. Rule Tomorrow - Higher Flex 9. So Much Things We See - I Grow 10. Stop Fussing and Fighting - Askala Selassie 11. Let's Get Living - Soua 12. Survivre - Malkijah 13. Dem Keep On Smiling - Rod Anton 14. So Real - Petrol 15. Jah You Are My Engine - Imar 16. Tout a changé - Little Dan 17. Qu'est-ce que c'est - Nassadjah 18. En pa ni time - Sir Samuel 19. Foute fe - Tiwony 20. D-day - Tommy Ashende 21. Culture Weed Him (Instrumental) - Gineau Tony |
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| Posted by Anthony on 01.20.2010 | |
| Respect to All the people of the World ! I am heading to Jamaica for feb 4th, to be at the Bob Marley Anniversary. Does anybody as any information on the anniversary or other website link? Thanks to everyone whose gonna read the message and reply. Peace to all and praise Jah Rastafari and Jah Marley |
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| Posted by Mig on 01.21.2010 | |
| I n I..Arriving in Jamaica Feb 3rd and staying through Feb 9th for my 4th pilgramage to 9 Mile. Wit Mi Backpack and Guitar, I n I go in livity for dah blessed event. Give thanks and praise in the name of the most high Jah Rastafari, Halle Selassie I, H.I.M., King Of Kings, Lord of Lords. Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah. Ever faithful, ever luving, ever sure... | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.21.2010 | |
| Sad news, RIP Lynn Taitt. | |
| Posted by Maygen on 01.21.2010 | |
| I arrive the day of the event! I cannot WAIT for tha lineup to be announced! Been waiting for 2 months!!! I cant wait anymore!!!! Soon come I hope! Gonna be tha BIGGEST reggae mash up celebration!! We gonna chant down babylon all day n night! YA! | |
| Posted by Sloedub on 01.22.2010 | |
| My heart is broken now that the great Lynn Taitt is gone, but he will no longer be suffering the pains of that terrible cancer. His beautiful music will live on. RIP Lynn :( You are an inspiration. www.myspace/sloedubexperience | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.23.2010 | |
| This is a good compilation of Flava's work with this 2 good singers. They both give their version on No Doubt records riddim and they all sound good, sweet and soft. 2009 has been a prolific year for Kemar 'Flava' McGregor and his No Doubt label with the release of 2 riddims (Rock Steady and the great Ghetto riddim) but also the release of albums Trodding by Natty King, Vibes by Glen Washington, Music by Lutan Fyah and Let Jah Be Praised by Teflon ! |
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| Posted by angela shakespeare jelly> on 01.24.2010 | |
| Dubtonic a my band,from the time i heard them the drum and bass just takes me away, right now Dubtonic is alright, no wrong around here. Give thanks more dub me say. | |
| Posted by Burndown on 01.24.2010 | |
| Blessed be to the most high Kalonji are the real master burn babylon to ashes. | |
| Posted by Mr Quick on 01.25.2010 | |
| One has to explain to me why everybody is rating this guy so high. All is hear is a copycat trying to imitate R&B and ending up sounding like a zouk love producer. Pure mediocrity! | |
| Posted by Loannis on 01.26.2010 | |
| Big Up Irie Ites | |
| Posted by Karl NZ on 01.26.2010 | |
| Will be missed by all the true King of Rocksteady. R.I.P Ner'lynn Taitt |
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| Posted by Bagawise on 01.27.2010 | |
| Big up! | |
| Posted by Londondirk on 01.27.2010 | |
| Any1 can tell me where and if we still can get tickets for this great event? | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.27.2010 | |
| Smile Jamaica 2010 us cancelled. | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.28.2010 | |
| Red Out Deh riddim in 2006 and 2008, Sun riddim last year. Own Mission is a great label ! | |
| Posted by Empress Menen Pioneer Sound on 01.29.2010 | |
| I Shall Be Listening My Lord, I Also Hope I would Be One Of Those Who Could Learn Some Knowledge of The Real Secrets Of Dub. One Perfect Love. Monique Osbourne aka Lionness |
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| Posted by Mufasah on 01.29.2010 | |
| Cali kips it reel | |
| Posted by 45769 on 01.29.2010 | |
| He is out and find not guilty ... Dem a try stop the dj but dem can keep a good man down .. So I want the world to know Sizzla Kalonji in not guilty of such accused respect Rasta Far I | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.30.2010 | |
| Sizzla was released on 29 January 2010 by the Half Way Tree police without being charged. | |
| Posted by Freddy on 01.31.2010 | |
| Wat a ting. Bless | |
| Posted by big fan on 01.31.2010 | |
| Try fi lock down Sizzla ?! dem most be mad!!!! ONE LOVE! | |
| Posted by JJ on 02.01.2010 | |
| Once again 3 of these tracks were first issued by the Jamaican Gold label on their compilation Clancy Eccles Reggae Review At The Carib Theatre JMC200.254 back in 2001, so it's hardly unheard of. Also Pressure Sounds have got the tracklist mixed up. King Tubbys City Dub is actually the dub to King Stitts In The City track. I can't fathom why this mis-information is going on in reviews by Dub Vendor, Pressure Sounds and now United Reggae. Surely abit of investigation by writers before writing reviews would sort this out, rather than just repeating what the labels tell you. | |
| Posted by harry on 02.01.2010 | |
| bueno el tema de red fox | |
| Posted by Jah Fyah on 02.01.2010 | |
| Bless up king my mane is Jah Fyah and i would like to buy this CD because im a fan of Sizzla Kalonji from your number one fan Jah Fyah. Write back one love Rastafari bless. | |
| Posted by Jah Fyah on 02.01.2010 | |
| Bless up king my name is Jah Fyah big fan of Sizzla Kalonji and would love to buy this CD, so write back from your number fan Jah Fyah. One love Rastafari. | |
| Posted by Jah Fyah on 02.01.2010 | |
| Bless up to Sizzla Kalonji from JaH FYAH YOUR NUMBER ONE FAN THEY CANT KEEP A SOULJAH DOWN JAH BLESS THE I FOR LIFE KEEP THE FIRE BLAZE ON BABYLON RASTAFARI BLESS SIZZLA KALONJI FOR LIFE. JAH BLESS CHANT DOWN BABYLON WITH MUSIC. | |
| Posted by semayat on 02.02.2010 | |
| Truly a nice interview and a great Tarrus' insight!! Good job guys! |
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| Posted by Lion Haïle on 02.02.2010 | |
| What, my fav artist in jail ?! According 2 one of the commentaries he's already out and has not been charged ! So in a hurry 2 c him in France | |
| Posted by Irie Nesh on 02.03.2010 | |
| Give thanks to HIM for dis a tim I connot make it but I know JAH will bless tha whole world. | |
| Posted by Black 'N' mil3 aka pompom on 02.03.2010 | |
| Ya mon Bigga ups 2 Haiti and my prayers 2 Jah shot out dem 4real..................................... | |
| Posted by Tuff lea on 02.04.2010 | |
| Dubtonic Kru are fantastic! Shine eye gal is my most favourite Black Uhuru track and they have covered it spot on! All hail the Kru, one love x x | |
| Posted by Weero I on 02.04.2010 | |
| Stop the divide and rule vibe...Yabby you was a Rastaman, no matter what. Difference in opinion is always welcome. He definitely was not a christian in the sense that some of you pundits would want us to think. | |
| Posted by Weedone (France) on 02.04.2010 | |
| Jah Children cannot suffer bless Vivian | |
| Posted by Percy on 02.04.2010 | |
| So disappointed that after my 3yers had work to see Bob's birth place I cannot come since my agent could not find accommodation for me. We'll be in Durban(SA) celebrating with you by spirit. | |
| Posted by Marianne on 02.05.2010 | |
| Hey, that's so sorry to hear! 'Dizzi' brought the first reggae sound to my life! Hope, now he's enjoing as well! |
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| Posted by Kove on 02.05.2010 | |
| Big Big Big riddim....Cant stop playing it.....I'm trying haaard but me cyaaaan. its gonna cause a revolushan..its gonna cause a revolushaaaaaaaaaaan. | |
| Posted by Saxa on 02.05.2010 | |
| Thanks for the great tracks......... | |
| Posted by Karl NZ on 02.06.2010 | |
| Jah live Vivian Yabby You Jackson, your music will be forever your memory eternal. | |
| Posted by deadhoarse on 02.06.2010 | |
| re: For example Reggae On The River - or Reggae Rising as it's now called. ... Ahem. Reggae on the River is NOT Reggae Rising. |
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| Posted by supahdan on 02.08.2010 | |
| Ride on home Lion Dread...Jah himself a wait pon yuh!! | |
| Posted by Angus on 02.08.2010 | |
| It seems Guinea's association with reggae could be deeper than I thought when I wrote this. There are some convincing arguments for the Guinean Yankhadi rhythm siring the one drop. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5-v0HmBchw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaV2HROe2QE |
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| Posted by Francisco on 02.09.2010 | |
| Mut bom. | |
| Posted by Chrish on 02.10.2010 | |
| This album is a very great one for me as a young Lady trying to live the life of a rasta. Iise to you . Thank you for helping make up my mind as to what I want. |
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| Posted by Nabby Clifford the Ambassador of Reggae in Brazil on 02.11.2010 | |
| The Reggae lifes | |
| Posted by Nabby Clifford the Ambassador of Reggae in Brazil on 02.11.2010 | |
| Sizzla, strength are with you brother, long live Reggae. Nabby Clifford reggae ambassador born in Brazil in Ghana - www.nabbyclifford.jimdo.com - team production in Brazil - Soarte Events - Nilda Brittes / Evandro Manco - 00 55 (21) 9998 1637 - Rio de Janeiro / Brazil | |
| Posted by pbc141 on 02.11.2010 | |
| Any suggestions on where we can purchase online or otherwise. I live in NY but outside of the City so would have to travel to Superpower Records in Brooklyn or Moodies in the Bronx...nuff respect. | |
| Posted by CiNe on 02.12.2010 | |
| Best Album I hear in a Long Time | |
| Posted by Ras GZ (Russia) on 02.13.2010 | |
| We are all HIS children! And we all go to Him sooner or later! Yabby You - Rest In Zion! Selah! | |
| Posted by irationvibe on 02.13.2010 | |
| Always been one of my favorite singers ever since I first hears Bank Robbery.Ras Charles Jones,WHRW Binghamton,NY | |
| Posted by Roots on 02.13.2010 | |
| Hail. | |
| Posted by Rastafari on 02.13.2010 | |
| Great works from all people involved big up to Kris Naphtali for the great donation work! | |
| Posted by Philimon on 02.14.2010 | |
| Ises and thanks for the work. love the vibes! rastafari! | |
| Posted by Jen on 02.15.2010 | |
| I just read an article in the Long Beach Press Telegram today and Claudius Linton is homeless in Long Beach. We need to help get him off the street. Please help, and any feedback would be appreciated! He is so amazingly talented!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Kay on 02.17.2010 | |
| Is it any wonder that in a world lacking in moralilty, a sound remeniscent of Garnet would be one to remind I that Rasta is more than the turban and the cloth? Shiloh is a great and this album delivers more than just content, for any musicaly adept listen, the voice delivery alone is head and shoulders above any in the modern age. If Only he could do more albums like this.... | |
| Posted by Gambian brother on 02.19.2010 | |
| Stay bless......... Brother, they cant keep u down. | |
| Posted by Camille on 02.20.2010 | |
| It is really interesting to get all this infos about Vivian Jones' career. | |
| Posted by Rasta Babe on 02.20.2010 | |
| Jah Bless Ras Shiloh | |
| Posted by JahLightenin on 02.23.2010 | |
| Jah Fiyah gwan lik down dem babylon ca dem na ave no use fi tek way Sizzla. Awaaa di rasss! |
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| Posted by k k on 02.24.2010 | |
| This top ten is the quality of reggae, I think no can say its wrong. | |
| Posted by Houseofreggae.de on 02.24.2010 | |
| Thank you very much for your support. Big up to every artist, producer, dj and sound who took part in this contest. Thanks to the jury and the whole reggae got talent team. | |
| Posted by Ras Tebza on 02.25.2010 | |
| They cant keep the good man down. More fire upon them. One love. | |
| Posted by Yaadie gyal on 02.26.2010 | |
| Respect to the universe and all nice and decent people in it.. Also give thankx for life, and give thankx for today as you read this cuz othes have passed away.. Jah guide |
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| Posted by Maral on 02.27.2010 | |
| Boooooom ! Wicked cut by Queen Omega !! | |
| Posted by SpringlineRecords on 02.28.2010 | |
| A wonderful set of warm organic from time vibes. In places very Tommy McCook and The Supersonics, indeed a couple of the tunes appearing on this album could of been pulled from the old Doctor Bird label B Sides. A clean crisp recording yet leaning more towards analog sound rather than digi in it's sound production. A superb album to kick off 2010. Take a slice and play it nice! Gibsy @ Springline. |
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| Posted by Camille on 03.01.2010 | |
| I can't stop playing this video again and again ! Waiting to get the 10 ! Thanks Irie Ites |
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| Posted by Rootzgyal on 03.01.2010 | |
| Yes mi Boss! Back to di roots an reaching a higher level dis time. |
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| Posted by Sus on 03.01.2010 | |
| I really like this track, I love all your music, Keep it up. | |
| Posted by iwheeL on 03.02.2010 | |
| VERY GOOD RIDDIM and GREAT ARTITS. Sounds real nice!!! Best one of 2010 for now... BIG UP KEMAR!!! |
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| Posted by Mr Smooth on 03.05.2010 | |
| Mad prod!!! Some good quality new roots ! Big up irie ites ! Come on www.smoothies-blender-fruits.com !!! |
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| Posted by Tiffy on 03.06.2010 | |
| I LOVE THESE SONGS! This work is admirable by itself. Considering that these songs are from a debut album is even more phenomenal! The lyrical content I find especially good easy to follow and unexpected in its composition. I love the sound that they have as well, a kind of a contemporary twist on the original reggae beats. I look forward to hearing more from this duo! | |
| Posted by JahJah on 03.06.2010 | |
| Best one-drop riddim so far! Bless from Serbia, Panchevo!!! | |
| Posted by Lionahjudah on 03.06.2010 | |
| They say that Jay-z was on the island with Sizzla doing his new video. Jay-z is iluminatti and im sure he had something to do with it. FIRST BUJU AND NOW SIZZLA WHATS GOING ON!?!?!? | |
| Posted by Ruddy on 03.07.2010 | |
| Was listening to these girls on the radio on the way back from Ontario last month. Their music is fantastic I tell you. Its good to finally read about them. ....sultra ;) | |
| Posted by Mr Quick on 03.07.2010 | |
| Produced by the great Bulby | |
| Posted by Rockin Squat on 03.07.2010 | |
| Thanks, there is now a deadline ! Now, i'm waiting for the 20th of April. This album should be among the best albums this year... |
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| Posted by United Reggae on 03.08.2010 | |
| Thanks Mr Quick for this information. It has just been added to the news. | |
| Posted by Belvernia on 03.08.2010 | |
| Wow! Earl 16 is everywhere across the global region. He's such a versatile artist whom I feel deserves all of the props that he's getting and enjoying. Sixteen, keep up the brilliant work! We here in Florida are watching you closely for every new spectacular element that you can produce. | |
| Posted by Mahuru on 03.08.2010 | |
| Jah bless the reggae music and fyah. | |
| Posted by Santi La de Dios on 03.08.2010 | |
| Junior, you're a great singjay.. Nuff respect and love | |
| Posted by Carol on 03.11.2010 | |
| Just bought this album, really impressive stuff! Ijahman and Madge must be proud. | |
| Posted by Beks on 03.14.2010 | |
| Vote for Teddy Afro. | |
| Posted by Camille on 03.15.2010 | |
| Great reissue. | |
| Posted by Camille on 03.15.2010 | |
| This is JAMMY time ! ReggaeRecord.com reissue 10 Jammy produced singles, Greensleeves releases a JAMMY compilation called JAMMY'S FROM THE ROOTS and Pressure Sounds reissue this album ! | |
| Posted by Nduki on 03.17.2010 | |
| Keep da spirit burning. | |
| Posted by Zigo on 03.18.2010 | |
| Baaaaaaaaad album!!!!!! Boom! | |
| Posted by MAJAH TUNDER on 03.21.2010 | |
| BIG UP ALL MY PEOPLE AND GIVE THANKS 4 ALL THE SUPPORT U CAN LINK ME ON FACEBOOK MYSPACE TWITTER AND REVERBNATION FOR LINKS 2 MORE OF MY STUFF | |
| Posted by Cindersjj on 03.21.2010 | |
| Congrats Majah.......... Wicked tune wishing u success with this and hopefully many more tunes respect......... xx | |
| Posted by Miss_t on 03.21.2010 | |
| One to watch for for real. Climb that ladder Majah xx | |
| Posted by Fyah Ras on 03.21.2010 | |
| Big up Sizzla Kalonji. Suriname. | |
| Posted by Princess Banton on 03.22.2010 | |
| Big up Majah. Great track, stay blessed in all you do x | |
| Posted by Lady Lushious.... on 03.22.2010 | |
| Majah s on fire, nex big ting, eva blazin, goin str8 2 da top...xx | |
| Posted by Stina_rasta on 03.22.2010 | |
| He came back and now he is gone again!... Things aint cool anymore! FREE BUJU!!!! |
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| Posted by Prayer on 03.23.2010 | |
| Nice it up. | |
| Posted by J J on 03.23.2010 | |
| Great review, hadn't realised Scratch did some vocals on this. | |
| Posted by k.s.p KINS SELASSIE I POWAR on 03.23.2010 | |
| Dey try but dey cant do a fu....ing ting. More love more wisdom and much more. BLESSINGS JAH RAS TAFARI is real and I speak from experience 1. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 03.23.2010 | |
| Blessings Majah, are you going to release an album? | |
| Posted by Kinyama Sounds on 03.25.2010 | |
| Check out the teaser of Free up the music feat. Chezidek on our Youtube Channel. New Kinyama Sounds production coming up soon ! Share, comment, etc. ! http://www.youtube.com/kinyamasounds |
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| Posted by Kinyama Sounds on 03.25.2010 | |
| Check out the teaser of Free up the music feat. Chezidek on our Youtube Channel. New Kinyama Sounds production coming up soon ! Share, comment, etc. ! http://www.youtube.com/kinyamasounds |
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| Posted by king selassie i powar on 03.25.2010 | |
| dis message is 4 Ras Ma'at I Selassie r u so pure dat u think u can dash da first stone??????? i know dat JAH had is prophets dat was preaching da word of H.I.M but JAH had his worriors too fighting 4 does who couldn't defend demself feed da youts'close da naked but FYAH BUN da evil dat destroy life with his wickid way.. BLESS | |
| Posted by Garyg on 03.25.2010 | |
| Can't wait to participate...and contribute. | |
| Posted by Camille on 03.25.2010 | |
| A lot of similarities with Junior Kelly ! Junior Kelly has also an exclusivity deal with VP records. They both never recorded too much songs. Junior Kelly released 3 albums with VP in 2001, 2003 and 2005 (2 years between each albums, all other are unofficial compilations). Capleton released 3 albums with VP in 2000, 2002 and 2004. Others are unofficial compilations Junior Kelly also comes back on VP this year with a fourth album (5 years after last one). |
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| Posted by Sniper on 03.26.2010 | |
| King Shango still... It dont matter how long b/n the albums..... Still wicked......... Lighter na de air!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Ras Slim on 03.26.2010 | |
| The quality is AWESOME! Bun dem Iyah! Tha chunes a MAD TING! | |
| Posted by Eddy972 on 03.27.2010 | |
| Cool. | |
| Posted by Bodisong on 03.29.2010 | |
| Great concert, damn awsome night. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 03.29.2010 | |
| Jah bless Natty King Is Trodding going to be released on cd? | |
| Posted by Kenkoiso on 03.30.2010 | |
| Great interview!! My company will release Chezidek album I Grade in Japan on April 17. www.rhythmoflife-inc.com www.myspace.com/rolinc Bless Ken Koiso Rhythm Of Life Inc. |
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| Posted by Me on 03.30.2010 | |
| Yeah! | |
| Posted by DJSHAWA on 03.30.2010 | |
| Hello, I'm french guy who live in Argentina and love reggaemusic, so I would like to know if we can by mp3 version of this riddim (itunes or other website ???). Thanks for the answer. Jah love |
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| Posted by Stina on 03.31.2010 | |
| OMG!....Yup yup!...Queen Ifrica all the way! Dis Beautiful woman can sing! Just gotta love thee vibes! |
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| Posted by MPRESS IRIEVIBZ on 03.31.2010 | |
| JAH WORKS CANT DONE!! CANT WAIT TO WORK TOGETHER! MUCH RASPECT FOR YOU AND WHAT YOU'VE ACCOMPLISHED. GREAT TUNES BACK TO BACK, YA DONT STOP! LOL KEEP IT COMIN MAJAH! ONE LOVE | |
| Posted by Bones on 03.31.2010 | |
| This song is the boom i really love it | |
| Posted by Stina on 03.31.2010 | |
| Aww, Montego Bay!Now dats one of thee best Albums of 09! | |
| Posted by Redbaby on 04.02.2010 | |
| Loving it already - keep up the good work - I look forward to receiving my signed copy. | |
| Posted by Smoothmanbeat on 04.02.2010 | |
| Bless rasta... I and I serious music producer down here ina zimbabwe. Currently studying a bachelor of arts honors degree in english and communication. I and I doing a project on rastafari and reggae music as protest mediums in the west indies, so I'm studying Joseph Hill, Fantan Mojah, Peter Tosh and I Wayne's music. It is I and I wish to bring rasta to light. | |
| Posted by Jahsun on 04.02.2010 | |
| Gwaan King!! Selassie I guide!! Jah Love |
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| Posted by Jennifer on 04.02.2010 | |
| This is a beautiful song with sincere meaningful lyrics. Be You!! Inari Jade | |
| Posted by Captain Carpenter on 04.03.2010 | |
| Cool opportunity nice to have to follow facts and action on the reggae dub scene in the present time. Peace and Forward forever and ever, UNITED REGGAE. | |
| Posted by Jahid on 04.03.2010 | |
| May be he has avision so lets see if he makes his name by himself | |
| Posted by Dubwisetein on 04.03.2010 | |
| Joseph Cotton's tribute to Buju Banton!! Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt69t5hSycE |
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| Posted by T-lyles on 04.04.2010 | |
| Would you please come to Asheville NC Carolina promoting the last CD and some of the new one. I am your biggest fan!!! Every time I bought your CD somebody from my neighborhood steal my shit so I had to buy it again, I still love it you are handsome and wonderful artist. | |
| Posted by Dan from Slovakia on 04.05.2010 | |
| Buju Banton is one of my top reggae artists. I think that this is conspiracy. I wish that truth will prevail. FREE BUJU!(sorry for my english) LET BUJU BANTON FREE! | |
| Posted by TANKER on 04.06.2010 | |
| NICE TUNE, HOPE IT GOES FAR MAJAH CAN SING GOODDDDD | |
| Posted by Reggae fan on 04.07.2010 | |
| Vote for Teddy Afro. | |
| Posted by Rootical Dubber® on 04.14.2010 | |
| 14th April 2010. Hi Angus Taylor, Nice reporting, Can you kindly pass on the information to (Scientist) Mr. Brown regarding if he may require a Publisher / Administrator Publisher regarding his works if so we can assist in claiming royalty back. Kind Regards, Peter Boreland Rootical Dubber Rootical Dubber Enterprise Music Publisher rootical@rooticaldubber.com www.rooticaldubber.com |
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| Posted by Phylli on 04.15.2010 | |
| I love Tarrus Riley so much from the bottom of my heart. All your songs are great. | |
| Posted by Wildflower1 on 04.15.2010 | |
| The Red Pond cover is is the cherry atop of the treat that is your beautiful music. You really do it for me. Hope you get to the US sometime soon. | |
| Posted by Bright Mhango on 04.16.2010 | |
| You do good music. I love LEAVE THE TREES simple but tough lyrics. Am from Malawi, Africa. Yeah you are that global. | |
| Posted by Dusan rasta on 04.17.2010 | |
| Great Riddim! Kali and Pressure are excellent. | |
| Posted by Jen on 04.18.2010 | |
| This was an amazing show!! Perfect in every way! Romain is an amazing performer!! This show rated up there with The Raggamuffin Festival with Tarrus Riley and Barrington Levy etc.. Romain is gonna be a big name artist very soon and win some Grammy's!! | |
| Posted by Lady Sana on 04.18.2010 | |
| I am sure it is gona be BIG. Blessings and Love to all a dem artist. | |
| Posted by Lady Sana on 04.18.2010 | |
| Let me tell u something. It is a pity ewery each time someone pass away. We will newer know the rizen he died for. If someone wana kill u, means u must hawe offended the person to badly. Anyway may his soul rest in PEACE. | |
| Posted by Smokie Cut on 04.19.2010 | |
| This album is really inspiring...Capleton came back tougher than ever... I-Ternal Fire de wicked must face. Bless up! 1 | |
| Posted by Gange on 04.20.2010 | |
| Jah Cure's 2010 is a heavy tune and the Feelings riddim is dope! | |
| Posted by Jemo on 04.21.2010 | |
| Your riddims men are di best. | |
| Posted by Faddarootz on 04.22.2010 | |
| Be You, now on youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP6g5lj0qRQ |
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| Posted by Vibe Tribe on 04.22.2010 | |
| I want to contact JahSolidRock to get on that new riddim | |
| Posted by Jeremiyah on 04.23.2010 | |
| A great sleeve illustration, respec' to the illustrator, would be good to give him/her a mention in the review? | |
| Posted by Camille on 04.23.2010 | |
| Yes this cover is nice and interesting. More informations about this artwork in a Don CARLOS exclusive interview to be published on United Reggae soon. |
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| Posted by Camille on 04.23.2010 | |
| It is available on 7 vinyl (available at a.o. Dubvendor) and mp3 download on Itunes... http://itunes.apple.com/nl/album/collie-weed-showcase-ep/id365878013 | |
| Posted by Farai on 04.23.2010 | |
| Wickkkked riddim, wow large up 2u perfect, u weh rily Perfect on dat riddim, big up also 2 all ya plle on di riddim every1 was jus gret, mek dem unuh reggae is di best. | |
| Posted by Marloes5 on 04.23.2010 | |
| Thanx 1L |
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| Posted by Jahchild on 04.24.2010 | |
| Big boi review! U lyrics r fire! Peace Love and unity. | |
| Posted by Kat on 04.24.2010 | |
| I LOVE KING YELLOWMAN. He is a very very roots friendly down to earth man a awesome musician and performer. The Reggae Zone misses you badly and need your performance in Asheville, N.C. Always, Much Peace, Love, Guidance and Protection to KING YELLOWMAN and THE SCORPIO BAND. | |
| Posted by Forman on 04.24.2010 | |
| Good bless. | |
| Posted by FEE FEE ( D.C ) on 04.24.2010 | |
| ONE LOVE BUJU KEEP THE FAITH !!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Hams on 04.25.2010 | |
| I'm anxious to hear this album... | |
| Posted by Firelionirie on 04.26.2010 | |
| Nice to hear some of your new tunes. | |
| Posted by Stone on 04.26.2010 | |
| Ey yo Capleton album or no album i'd die 4 u King Shango u r the best.. | |
| Posted by Brownsugar on 04.27.2010 | |
| Shame I missed the show, some of my relatives was there...Nice one....Jah Bless | |
| Posted by Camille on 04.27.2010 | |
| The full riddim will be available around May 11 2010. | |
| Posted by Rasta1 on 04.28.2010 | |
| Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Josh Howard on 04.30.2010 | |
| It is true, hard times have hit Claudius and he is currently homeless in Long Beach. I sought him out after reading the press telegram article and am currently trying to help him reconnect with the right people in the music business. We are trying to put together a show at the Rhythm Lounge in Long Beach sometime in June. If you would like to help Claudius in some way, feel free to email me at office@aacollective.com and I would be glad to put you in contact with him. He still has an amazing voice.. Blessings, Josh | |
| Posted by Quanesha Bongo on 05.03.2010 | |
| Lovin the use of riddims rude boi big up Pellham !!!!! | |
| Posted by Amanda on 05.03.2010 | |
| The illustrator is Rangel Melkunas, from Surforeggae (http://surforeggae.ig.com.br/sobre_nos.asp) | |
| Posted by Master on 05.04.2010 | |
| I need to know from which Scientist album do one find the song happy hour. | |
| Posted by Jah is Obama on 05.04.2010 | |
| Yes rude boi... Boi betta know.... True badness. | |
| Posted by Touch of class on 05.04.2010 | |
| Rod Taylor is a positive Reggae Artist | |
| Posted by KingKodo on 05.05.2010 | |
| Wicked artist... Its a pity that he passed away that early.. But tha good thing is his music lives for ever. | |
| Posted by Mr Quick on 05.06.2010 | |
| These riddims are SOFFFFFTTTT You gotta wonder why the Roots Radics are no longer a force in the business, that would save the Roots Reggae industry |
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| Posted by Michelle on 05.06.2010 | |
| Major, I'm really liking dis. Thank you for prompting me to listen to it, I would've been missing out! Seriously, good luck with it and great to see you climbing. xx | |
| Posted by Bingi on 05.06.2010 | |
| Long de son of zion may u continue blessin' us wid ur songs one love brother. | |
| Posted by Eastenman on 05.08.2010 | |
| Me cant wait to hear that. | |
| Posted by Gods Angels of Love on 05.09.2010 | |
| Respect and Love to Sizzla and all soldiers working on our mission. More Joy and Compassion will liberate us. Sizzla dont know if that was true about the guns what the commenter said above but we all know some try to deceive and mae others believe in the wicked. Any man or women where ever you come, skin colour or mental state from around the world. We are working with the God of real Love. Keep focussed with kindness and love because. Be Strong. They CANT keep a good man down. Love to all from your brother in London. KEPP STRONG |
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| Posted by Camille on 05.09.2010 | |
| Judgement Time was released on CD in Europe on the 23rd of April. The UK folllows on may 24th. Release in the USA will be a litlle later. The album is worlwide on Itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/judgement-time/id368920848 |
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| Posted by BURNIN FYAH on 05.10.2010 | |
| BIG UP GENTLEMAN! | |
| Posted by Camille on 05.10.2010 | |
| Will be released on May 18th ! | |
| Posted by Kavisoibanouericksson on 05.10.2010 | |
| I love your music. | |
| Posted by Nix on 05.11.2010 | |
| Totally agree. With Inna Di Road, Judgement Time is his best LP. | |
| Posted by Samuel on 05.11.2010 | |
| http://www.nasirjones.info - NAS WEBSITE |
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| Posted by Runksie on 05.12.2010 | |
| I would like to know how I could enter a specific artist in Rototom Sunsplash. I have had interest in the last 5 years. | |
| Posted by QueenHigh on 05.13.2010 | |
| Very good.......Bless...... | |
| Posted by Cool Ruler on 05.13.2010 | |
| Bought the album on itunes.. Great album.. I think it's even better then I Grade, which was my favourite album before this one.. | |
| Posted by GUSSIE P on 05.13.2010 | |
| A REAL CORNERSTONE OF JAMAICAN MUSIC HIS LEGACY WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED |
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| Posted by jeremiyah on 05.13.2010 | |
| RIP Sid, you have gone to claim your reward. How many times I have pored over an album sleeve and read the name 'Sid Bucknor', and come to associate it with quality and integrity within the music. There are few who can match your skills in our time, you will be missed by those who know you and all those who have enjoyed the great music that you have worked on. One Love and Godspeed, J | |
| Posted by jeremiyah on 05.13.2010 | |
| RIP Bobby. Jah Bring I Joy should stand as a Reggae classic with it's wonderful melody and heartfelt conscious lyrics, instantly recogm. Your voice will now join the heavenly chorus along with so many greats who have gone before you. Bless! J | |
| Posted by MACLIPA on 05.13.2010 | |
| I love what you are doing and you also give me reason keep looking up to the next day.I would if they burn yuor music.Keep rocking like you do. |
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| Posted by NOKS on 05.13.2010 | |
| FREE UP BUJU B BABYLON 2 JEALOUS FOR HIS INSPIRATION | |
| Posted by Nicko on 05.15.2010 | |
| Wow two top tunes on this site. I will be keeping I eye out for the full album. Love and Blessings to you | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 05.16.2010 | |
| Just left a comment on the Ginjah album, That roots Radics are truly missed in the buiseness, but just listened to some tunes from Chezi's new album, and wow, what a sound.. Getting get authentic vibe listening to sum tunes. | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 05.16.2010 | |
| I really dont understand all these possitive comments on Don's new album. His albums are getting worse every year. And this album is on top of his worse albums, it's very hard to say this about my once favourite roots singer.. But Don keeps disapointing me with his albums.. Hope he will make an album with some decent musicians, and some good production.. | |
| Posted by Silvanus on 05.16.2010 | |
| Yehman, good to see Veteran of such Calibre. Still doing there thing. Much success King. | |
| Posted by Silvanus on 05.16.2010 | |
| Respect Lion, keep the Fire burning Musically. | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 05.16.2010 | |
| Need to agree with Mr Quick.. Jamaican studio's no longer spend money and time on Real riddims, Roots Radics are surely missed.. | |
| Posted by Theory on 05.18.2010 | |
| I had a blast last year... Third World was awesome and I liked one pin short... I hope I can make it this year... One love Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Ranks on 05.18.2010 | |
| Bad. | |
| Posted by Ricky W. on 05.18.2010 | |
| God Bless your soul for all you did for the music. Your works will always live on RIP Sid!! | |
| Posted by Lucie on 05.20.2010 | |
| I love that, Lava Ground...I didn't even think about what that phrase might mean | |
| Posted by Foundation man on 05.21.2010 | |
| That's very good news indeed.. | |
| Posted by Rasta rebel on 05.22.2010 | |
| Nuf respect to Sizzla, sending much much power to the ras, bless. | |
| Posted by Supahdan on 05.23.2010 | |
| ...another one that has gone too soon. | |
| Posted by Messin on 05.23.2010 | |
| Peace and love | |
| Posted by Ras on 05.25.2010 | |
| Sad isn't it? Killing our own people to please babylon who started this drug business themselves. | |
| Posted by Talimon on 05.26.2010 | |
| I agree with the first comment. Karl what is wrong with you mon this is a great album and its not just on line you can get it in stores too and the bonus track are for hard core fans of Winston's music which sounds like you are not your basic music listener. Don't get caught up in tech crap like you did you are over de top bro bad review of a great CD. | |
| Posted by Gigi on 05.26.2010 | |
| What a fine written piece of interview. A bit too long! http://www.oshengo.com/#page=videoandid=2459 | |
| Posted by jeremiyah on 05.26.2010 | |
| RAS is so right! What a lot of people don't realize is that Jamaica did not have a 'gun culture' prior to the 1970's when the US feared that the PNP government of Michael Manley posed a threat of another socialist enclave off the coast of Florida. In response the CIA systematically instituted a covert policy of destabilization by arming political supporters/gangs loyal to the opposition. The legacy is self-evident today, and they have the hypocrisy to label Christopher Coke as a danger to society!! | |
| Posted by Hero on 05.26.2010 | |
| Babylon should reap the fruit of their labour they introduce the guns and drugs to erdicate or stop the youths from smoking the herbs well is time to face the truth cos the yout them work hard fi dem community success u know. | |
| Posted by Panther walking on 05.26.2010 | |
| IRIE! | |
| Posted by Gigi on 05.26.2010 | |
| Wow, can't wait to attend. | |
| Posted by gigi on 05.26.2010 | |
| Make love, not war! Jamaica can have a better tomorrow. | |
| Posted by gigi on 05.26.2010 | |
| Love new riddim, who remembers this old riddim, brings back time. | |
| Posted by gigi on 05.26.2010 | |
| How about this one from them french ppl, lol, no offense to any frenchman, http://www.oshengo.com/#page=videoandid=2459 | |
| Posted by CaathyNv from Sweden on 05.28.2010 | |
| Love it.. One love Bless |
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| Posted by Xam on 05.28.2010 | |
| Available on digital download on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/id372207625andpartnerId=2003andtduid=814503c8bab733145af601064581ec67andaffId=1108120 Respect everyone. |
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| Posted by rootsman on 05.29.2010 | |
| Nice interview.. Sister really got her mind balanced.. Nuff Raspekt.. | |
| Posted by dis-empress on 05.30.2010 | |
| Big tune alarm!! stay focussed be blessed jah disciple |
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| Posted by sushiman on 05.31.2010 | |
| Fab interview. A shame how Scientist got screwed by Greensleeves and others. I buy all MP3s directly from Scientist at www.dubmusic.com. | |
| Posted by Nabby Clifford on 05.31.2010 | |
| Jimmy Cliff the best. | |
| Posted by THE GREATER GOOD on 05.31.2010 | |
| The riddim has a smooth and cultural feel to it the songs are very touching | |
| Posted by Blaewifey on 06.01.2010 | |
| Loving this, as I read it, I was looking forward for the responses, very strong and motivated individual, and to be doing music and balancing as a single mom, respect to you sister, keep doing what you doing, u'll surely reap the rewards........ Baddest queen | |
| Posted by Master Teacher on 06.01.2010 | |
| Very sweet...great artists on that riddim. Feels good! Can't wait for the release. |
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| Posted by MAJAH TUNDER on 06.02.2010 | |
| I HAVE A ALBUM FOR ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED | |
| Posted by Soho71 on 06.02.2010 | |
| Bobby Chin, from Black Chiney sound, was viciously beaten and hospitalized on yesterday morning after the finally from the Best of the Best Miami memorial weekend. The dance held at Mansion, was called NY vs Miami. Words were thrown on stage by the selectors from NY and Miami and in the end, ALL from NY punked out and did not want to play any more tune. After security left and thought they squashed it, on the way out, he was attacked by Jabba (Massive B) and Young Chow from hot 97, Platinum kids from Bronx and Pretty Posse from Queens. He was then rushed to the hospital, my prayers are with him for a speedy recovery. Duppy really know a who fi frighten! Why dem neva step to Twitch, or Poisen Dart, or innocent after dem tell the NY sound fi suk dem madda! I don't know how Jamaican people stay so, but then again, the only one dat come from yard a Platinum Kids and dem de a NY from dem a little pickney. A New York mi de right now but di whole a dem want a beaten! Dem really punk out di ting! | |
| Posted by Suelion on 06.03.2010 | |
| Such a talented individual and a perfectionist (we all make bad puns) in everything he does. Wish I could have been there; one of my very favorite artists. | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.03.2010 | |
| Dont miss it ! Could be the best roots album of this year. | |
| Posted by Bud wiser on 06.04.2010 | |
| I will feel much buter if give me the opportunity to vision those videos. | |
| Posted by Soguineagoon on 06.04.2010 | |
| Guinea, Jamaica Wonntanara until Lakhara, chanting reggea music til da day we die!! One love Seboula!!! | |
| Posted by Cosmos on 06.04.2010 | |
| Take to all the people! | |
| Posted by Yoplaz on 06.05.2010 | |
| I Love U | |
| Posted by Ivan on 06.05.2010 | |
| Perfect | |
| Posted by Ferdia on 06.05.2010 | |
| What a lovely upbeat Chezidek tune I really enjoy the tempo of the riddim and further more THAT voice. | |
| Posted by GadManDubs on 06.06.2010 | |
| I agree with you, The Manor has an authentic cultural vibe about his musical works. We are honoured to be blessed with his fellowship over at the http://www.dubark.com reggae family network. Thanks for your great review! |
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| Posted by Badman on 06.06.2010 | |
| Nuff respect 2 Sizzla the most conscious youth man in the world. Sizzla is ma God father cause him make strong. | |
| Posted by Zenny on 06.06.2010 | |
| Could you plese send us there contact number for garance festival in the south of France, as we are interested in a booth there. Thank you. | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.06.2010 | |
| You can find Garance Productions phone number here : http://www.garanceproductions.com/artistes#/contact. Or visit the GARANCE REGGAE FESTIVAL website : http://www.garancereggaefestival.com/programme |
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| Posted by soulfaya on 06.06.2010 | |
| I'm really afraid to listen to this album. | |
| Posted by Valentin Zill on 06.08.2010 | |
| Thank you so much, Lee Abel. Guidance | |
| Posted by Shevon on 06.08.2010 | |
| Thank you Lee for giving us the opportunity to spend a moment knowing this wonderful soul better. You are a great writer and photographer and he was blessed to have you as his friend. | |
| Posted by Soozyq on 06.08.2010 | |
| Thank you for remembering Lucky today... He was a shining star and a gentleman, who made us think and think some more... We lost greatness, when we lost him... But he lives on in our hearts, forever... | |
| Posted by DJ PHATCHILD on 06.08.2010 | |
| GOOD MOVE BUYING GREENSLEEVES, HOPE YOU DON'T CHANGE THINGS TOO MUCH. | |
| Posted by Erica on 06.09.2010 | |
| RIP David- Happiest Birthday to you as you celebrate with JAH! | |
| Posted by G-sparc Datru on 06.09.2010 | |
| Man I feel yo style. One day ama do samthng wit u and its gon go global. One love. | |
| Posted by Jules on 06.10.2010 | |
| Manor keeps it dread and conscious with his music. His style is broad, yet uncompromising in its dedication to roots and culture. A true legend of the underground, Manor continues to influence the sound and direction of genuine dub artists. | |
| Posted by Dee on 06.10.2010 | |
| Love...Love...Love the album. It has been on repeat in my truck and ipod for weeks now. I think I'm about to scratch it. Lol | |
| Posted by ANDI no Y on 06.11.2010 | |
| Lovely location... Sounds amazing... Beautifully written.... Keep up the good work... *thumps up* | |
| Posted by Irievibrations on 06.11.2010 | |
| ROLL OUT Riddim MegaMix feat. Konshens, Ward 21, Tifa, Anthony B and Delus !!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_l1nZVwhkw |
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| Posted by Mike on 06.11.2010 | |
| Such good vibrations!! | |
| Posted by Eurika on 06.11.2010 | |
| I wanna hold yuh, put me arms tight around ya some day cos am in love wit your style. Jah Bless. | |
| Posted by Dr. Strangedub on 06.12.2010 | |
| Just love everything I've heard from Revelation Congo. The Manor is unbelievably authentic, yet still unique in delivery. Fantastic modern roots release - with its roots firmly planted in the classic seventies Rastafari sound. | |
| Posted by GyptianLover on 06.12.2010 | |
| You are sooooooo awsome. I love your music because it is so realistic and so understandable. you help me with my strugles when im down. I just listen to your music and helps me. Thank you and god bless you. I hope you feel better and can feel better. | |
| Posted by PhillipineTrueVibe on 06.13.2010 | |
| Let ya voice to be heard! Many of them aren't aware. How many people die during one single day! All the best! Bless |
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| Posted by Junglist on 06.13.2010 | |
| I look forward to this film release, been looking for a copy longtime. I booked tickets to the film screening but the performance after the film has already sold out! But got tickets to see Earl Chinna Smith and Inna De Yard the following day. |
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| Posted by Jeffrey Mukwiilongo on 06.15.2010 | |
| Very good to hear such touching words from Lee and thanks a lot for posting. I lost a hero indeed as we last met when he performed in Namibia for his last time. Lucky Dube, just like Peter Tosh left many words unspoken but dread never die as they both clearly stated musically. | |
| Posted by mario on 06.16.2010 | |
| Oh yes! :@) booked my ticket to the cinema showing today. | |
| Posted by 2b1fan78 on 06.17.2010 | |
| I don't think anyone will top The Itals at SNWMF last year!!! | |
| Posted by KCHIR on 06.17.2010 | |
| Bless up. | |
| Posted by Rasam on 06.18.2010 | |
| The time has come for rastas to know of one GOD, lets not confuse Selassie I to be GOD, he is just a walking like you and I. | |
| Posted by Run The Track on 06.18.2010 | |
| Respect Zema, songs really nice ! Blessings from Run The Track radio show | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 06.18.2010 | |
| Can any one tell me who produced this album? Been listening to the songs on this page, and even though I am a big Maikal X fan, the vocal mix sound out of balance with the riddim. | |
| Posted by Binghy on 06.18.2010 | |
| Big up de King's son Lutan Fyah. Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Edus on 06.19.2010 | |
| Very gooood. | |
| Posted by ONELOVE4LIFE on 06.19.2010 | |
| I want to big up Touissaint and I grade Records for creating one of the most inspirational songs I have ever heard. My empress and I have listened to this song everyday since the first time we heard it, I look forward to hearing his CD this summer, Nuff Respect !!! to I Grade and Touissaint forward movements | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.25.2010 | |
| The title changed for 'Put The Stereo On' and it should be released in August 2010. | |
| Posted by Pualy on 06.26.2010 | |
| Good honest beautyfull roots reggae. Tell me how could this not touch you well for me let BDF have no beginning and never no end thank you.s .. | |
| Posted by Naihlo on 06.27.2010 | |
| I love all his music and I cant wait til the next album is released. Much thanks and much love. BLESS! | |
| Posted by akeem on 06.27.2010 | |
| hi babsy its akeem grange gleneve grange brother. | |
| Posted by Jeffrey on 06.28.2010 | |
| Yeah man, pass me di laser beam, come mek me wipe out de wicked dem clean..big up Don Carlos. | |
| Posted by Farai on 06.28.2010 | |
| Big up FLAVA u're di mega massive. man u bad!!!! me love dem riddim inna most. Weh mi seh cyaan get nuffa it. Blaze di fyaaa mega massive. Me luv alla dem artist pon it esp. Pressure adi plessure, Khago and wholipa dem mighty singers pon it. |
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| Posted by Hi on 06.29.2010 | |
| Robert Young not Robert Brown. | |
| Posted by PROPHET NYAH BINGHI on 06.29.2010 | |
| Love to hear from this undisputed reggae DJs cos them too wild. Trust me, me listen to Sizzla Kalonji him album and it was too wild. | |
| Posted by Nikki on 06.29.2010 | |
| Help! Clinton Fearon music is crucial for my survival! Where can I buy this album? Tried makasound but wont let me add to cart. Help! | |
| Posted by Hot Head on 07.01.2010 | |
| I love reggae music from mi soul. I also write music any from that is. I met Romain Virgo on a courts live it up promotion. And I must say I am in love with his voice and the method in witch him carry him self Jamaica shall rise again. Love u all I would love to meet all yahll some day. | |
| Posted by Hush One on 07.01.2010 | |
| Marijuana is my herbal. | |
| Posted by Don Fe on 07.02.2010 | |
| One of the most genuinely nicest people I have ever had the pleasure to meet, and this beauty resonates through his music......... straight from the heart!!! Blessings to the Manor! | |
| Posted by Louisc on 07.07.2010 | |
| Sounds quite good. I'll go to it. | |
| Posted by Justice on 07.07.2010 | |
| Rubbish total rubbish, The Jamaican Government is bigger than that. No one has the right to even think that the people of Jamaica would stand for something like that, to say Dudus hold information to bring down the Jamaican Government is total rubbish. | |
| Posted by Camille on 07.07.2010 | |
| It is finally out now ! | |
| Posted by Milly on 07.09.2010 | |
| 1 in a million its wao. Wonderfull | |
| Posted by Ishy on 07.09.2010 | |
| Don Carlos one of the greatest in the business. And I learn a lot from him. Don remind us every chance he gets to stay on the path of righteousness. Don Carlos forever one love. | |
| Posted by Perfectionist on 07.10.2010 | |
| This band produces the best reggae music on the planet. Simple. | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 07.10.2010 | |
| Sure, riddims on this album sound good, although not all off them.. What I saw in the review of the band is my opinion as well, The leadsinger´s voice get´s uncomfortable to listen to after a few tunes... | |
| Posted by Ditter lsa on 07.10.2010 | |
| Uhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Jodalephe on 07.11.2010 | |
| Sugar Minott helped me through many bad days in my life. His lovely voice, singing uplifting lyrics, always helped me to see the light and made me smile again. I miss you terribly. Man has a thousand plans, heaven but one.~ Chinese Proverb | |
| Posted by Sonia - UK on 07.11.2010 | |
| People open your eyes and look deeper than this flimsy storyline. Dudus is not the Mafia. This is nothing to do with Dudus - its all about control!!! The Oil that USA is after in the Caribbean Sea. |
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| Posted by Spida on 07.11.2010 | |
| Continuing Jah works from higher places. Always helping the less fortunate one. Blessing forever. JAH CONTROL | |
| Posted by DonSchlonzo on 07.12.2010 | |
| What a pity. Condolences to his family and friends. Thanks a lot for countless hours of joy his music gave me. Sugar Minott, you'll be missed. |
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| Posted by Papa Far-I on 07.12.2010 | |
| Jah Guide Protect and Bless. Sugar Minott lived a distinguished life of great service to reggae music uplifting mankind. Our condolences to the Minott family and extended family... | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 07.13.2010 | |
| Another Reggae Great to enter the gates of Zion, Sugar Minott will be missed greatly but his memory, music and what he did to help and uplift the youth will live on forever, Jah Bless. | |
| Posted by Chiwama on 07.13.2010 | |
| Rest in Peace. Was listening to your music Saturday, without knowing you had passed on! My condolences to Lincoln Sugar Minott's family. A tragic period indeed! | |
| Posted by R.FRESH on 07.13.2010 | |
| Nuff RESPECT to the great Sugar Minott, his message and teachings live on forever. BLESS | |
| Posted by Ninny on 07.13.2010 | |
| R.I.P one great Artist who will be missed Sugar was a great singer xxx | |
| Posted by The Scientist on 07.13.2010 | |
| Sugar I miss you, they tried to sink you and any one who oppose Babylon and make songs that shake and crumble the walls of Babylon and rid the world of vampires. You are not dead make sour to link up with Bob Marley and Cary-out the orders of Jah, oppose Babylon and make songs that shake and crumble the walls of Babylon and rid the world of vampires. Sugar Minott is on the other side now working for IandI, get King Tubbys to build you a system that shake all evil things apart,in the mean time the rest of the crew launching missiles attacking evil from every corner of the earth. The Scientist Commander an Chief of M.J.D. Music Justice Department protector of the hark of the covenant Josey Wales radar jammer Super Cat The Wild Apache cruse missile specialists Flaba Holt ,Robert Shakespeare chief of Low Frequency Shock Wave. Santa Davis Top Mushroom Snare Vampire Castrator Style Scott ,Sly Dunbar Intergalactic Vampire Killer. Michigan and Smiley Minister of Biological warfare experts. Ras Michel Chief Justice Erl China Smith Master of Military Camouflage The Meditations Minister of Diplomacy Digital Tubbys Head of Sociological Warfare The C.J.A Central Justice Agency can't call names. The C.J.A Central Justice Agency can't call names WANTS DEAD OR LIVE TRAITOR Princess JAMMYS AKA Osama bin Laden TAKE NO CHANCES ANYWHERE Princess JAMMYS AKA Osama bin Laden TELLS A LIE DARKNESS COVERS THE LAND. PLEASE CALL 911911 Santa Davis top mushroom snare vampire Castration and Style Scott Intergalactic vampire killer to handle Princess JAMMYS AKA Osama bin Laden . Princess JAMMYS AKA Osama bin jammys WANTED FOR PURGRY AND STALKING THE Scientist at The Federal Court Building IN New York for over an hour these are Princess JAMMYS AKA Osama bin jammys own words captured on tape @ http://www.myspace.com/jammyslies Tenor Saw Ring the alarm about Green thieves and VP how they only promote music that promote evil. When you Brother Bob Marley and the rest of the crew on the other side in the spirit world catch the boy saton, princess jammys ,green thieves and vp tell King Tubbys to crank up the jack hammer drumandbass until Carlton Barret one drop kick drum sink them in the bottom less pit, and the snare drum drive a stale trough the wicked hart and the Hyatt spit fire and burn them in the eternal flames The Sun Tribute to all our solders working in the spirit world. |
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| Posted by Aïcha. on 07.13.2010 | |
| We are sad for Minott Familly and fans. Rest in peace Big Sugar. We miss you your music gets touches our Souls. Aïcha. |
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| Posted by Jahwala on 07.13.2010 | |
| I never new he is nah livn mi sincere hop dat Jah is takin massive care fye de soldier. Its sad. | |
| Posted by Benji Liyaan on 07.13.2010 | |
| What a nice vibe the Man spread! One can feel it cuz it's from the heart. Really wanted to meet him physically! Showa of Luv from the whooole Lovaz Rock fans in Martinique to his family. |
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| Posted by Johnbless on 07.14.2010 | |
| Ah sadness iyah but weh life set itself ah nuh fe we fi dictate and ah so it stay. RIP Sugar Minott vybe ah weh yuh lefff we widd and we appreciate dat. | |
| Posted by MikeinManila on 07.14.2010 | |
| In the roll call of Jamaican reggae artists, Sugar Minott will go down as having one of the greatest voices the island has ever produced (as good as, or better, than the likes of Cornell Campbell, Ken Boothe, Alton Ellis, Freddie McGregor and Beres Hammond to name handful of the best). More importantly was his absolute dedication to the craft of conscious roots reggae, unmoved by the faddishness of JA's music scene or the pitiful rewards, and his unselfish commitment to promoting young artists. JA has lost so many of its great pioneering reggae artists. Sugar Minott's passing is as big a loss for reggae as were the deaths of Coxsone, Augustus Pablo and King Tubby - all of them absolute originators of Jah's music. Forward on to Zion Sugar! | |
| Posted by Daggakarab on 07.14.2010 | |
| It's not the dread upon yu head/ weh make yu be a rastaman/ them coulda tall till them touch the ground/ if you nah praisin Jah you're livin like a clown; you'll go down...- Sugar Minott. The prolific writer, the Honarable Lincoln Booga Sugar Minott wrote and sang the sweetest most melodic reggae, lover's rock, and dancehall songs. AND he was intelligent, humorous and cool. Check out songs like Jammin in the Streets, You've Got the Love I Need, Easy Sqeeze, Nice it Up, and Loving Jah [big respect to Minnie Ripperton]. Long Live the Energy of Sugar Minott. Peace and love to his family, and the conscious community at large! | |
| Posted by Dennis on 07.14.2010 | |
| Rest In Peace Sugar Minott one of my musical heroes who when I first visited Easy Street Studios, London welcomed me with open arms. You took my band Musical Youth under your wing and spent many a time hanging out with us when we were in Jamaica filming videos and recording at studio 1. You will be missed by all of the remaining members of the band and please look after our bredren Patrick when you meet him wherever you maybe. Gone but not forgotten from all of Musical Youth. | |
| Posted by Norris deanpen on 07.14.2010 | |
| Even Though we are extremely sad to see the passing of another legend as Sugar Minott, I personally believe we should take this opportunity to spread the message this great artist has always stood for. He was one to speak Highly of the need to spread a good message, ensuring the music was for the healing of the soul. A student of STUDIO 1 now is the time to take out the old songs and go down memory lane, enjoy ourself, Sugar Minott made enough good tunes to last us a few weeks, this should enlighten the young ones about how brilliant this man was and the impact he had on reggae music. Has it happens I only reacently bought one of his old CD he was also on the Studio 1 story of the origins of reggae music, let the world knows how influential he was and his contribution to reggae music, because of great men like Sugar, these young now have a ready made music audience. We must always talk about how good these musicians were, the legacy will always be there for us and others to enjoy. |
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| Posted by Mrrootsandculture on 07.15.2010 | |
| I remember those days with Sugar Minott played at Reggae Sunsplash '92 with the Indika Band, and I meet a very sweet person like Lincoln, honesty, serious and deep aim. Your music forever in our hearts and souls to builkt a better music inna better world! Fabrizio Lagana www.myspace.com/mrrootsandculture |
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| Posted by Big Jim on 07.15.2010 | |
| I am sad to report that Claudius has passed away in Long Beach. If anyone knows of his family members in Jamaica-please contact me ASAP | |
| Posted by Sheba on 07.15.2010 | |
| He was an educator, Youth Promotion was there for the young artists, Sugar = a big heart and fantastic performer. | |
| Posted by Lee Abel on 07.16.2010 | |
| Great photos! | |
| Posted by Zoubairi on 07.16.2010 | |
| I would like to be there me and al martyrs like David Isaacs but you are there so we live in you. Zebra Marley |
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| Posted by Malaika on 07.17.2010 | |
| Gut gemacht leiber Mischa! | |
| Posted by Asiatic on 07.17.2010 | |
| Peace, I have the pleasure to meet and drive Sugar Minott a few years ago in Northern California @ Angel Camp we had a chance to reason and enjoy the day.....I'm very thankful to the all mighty that I had the chance to meet this righteous brother | |
| Posted by Paris on 07.18.2010 | |
| Somebody knows the name of the singer which sang the evening of Saturday (at Free party after Nas and Damian Marley, not in the Dancehall Arena, at the Entry of Festival) ? Thx Maybe it's Fireblack (I think so) but I don't found the song with in the chorus One rasta.. eyaaa Thank a lot. |
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| Posted by MadMax on 07.18.2010 | |
| Hey give thanks to the author of this book... I will find a way to get my hands on in.. It annoys me what kind of country am I living in this is no democracy just because the book outs Edward CIA Seaga I cant get the book legally in Jamaica SMH. | |
| Posted by Michael on 07.19.2010 | |
| There was FAYA SOLDIA singing near the entry at the camping, but not only on Saturday. He was there all the time with his tend, CDs ... Don't know. Just recognized him! |
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| Posted by PESTMAN on 07.19.2010 | |
| NAH WATER CYAN EXTINGUISH JAH FIRE. SIZZLA HIM A JAH FIRE SO WHO A DEH DEM FI PUT HIM INA GWEH. BABYLON CYAN DUH DAT TRU DEM HAFFI NAH POWER AT ALLA. PESTMAN SEH SOH! | |
| Posted by Ras Kago on 07.19.2010 | |
| There are so many sign in life, you leave today and tommorow you're gone. May Almighty Father keep your soul in peace, my condolences goes to all member of Minott Family. Rest in peace. | |
| Posted by Boddies on 07.20.2010 | |
| Ok, heard and seen the band. Didn't have chance to buy a CD at the show. So where can I buy a copy. | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 07.20.2010 | |
| Great interview.. Maximum raspekt to the old skool foundation artists who still know about creativity and consciousness in the music industry nowadays.. | |
| Posted by RAS EDI Brazil on 07.20.2010 | |
| He was a great singer of reggae history. Great albuns and performers. Fly away home. |
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| Posted by Lady Lee on 07.20.2010 | |
| This Podcast mix of Jahdan Blakkamoore's new album 'Babylon Nightmare' is killer. Sooooo wicked - big to Lustre Kings - Productions are always great. Talented selections. Respect, Lady Lee (Boston) - Host, The Lions Den Show, Sunday 7-9pm, www.105vibe.com (EST); - Selectress, Mega Roots Energy Sound; - Revolution Time new album out at Itunes, CD Baby, Amazon, DigStation. |
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| Posted by Tufflea on 07.20.2010 | |
| Loved your music, your voice and your lyrics. Your music will live on in the hearts and minds of all Reggae lovers. Nuff Respect, One love x | |
| Posted by JAHMARAVILA on 07.20.2010 | |
| Wow. | |
| Posted by Jessy on 07.22.2010 | |
| Thank you | |
| Posted by Britishgal207 on 07.24.2010 | |
| Why is it so hard to obtain a copy of the Jet Star Reggae Max CD featuring Vivian. Please tell me where I can buy this CD. | |
| Posted by Aweda on 07.24.2010 | |
| I love your song. | |
| Posted by Camille on 07.25.2010 | |
| Yes, it looks like it is unavailable everywhere ! Will keep on searching. | |
| Posted by kay on 07.25.2010 | |
| Its laughable to say Anthony Bishop is a limited deliverer. However opnions may vary depending on tastes and thus critique is also prone to bias. Whatever might be said of The artist, Rise up is yet more testament to the avid reggea roots lover that the bishop has not forgotten his flock... | |
| Posted by Joe people on 07.26.2010 | |
| Wa gwan, blessed be to tha most High. Lookin up fo tha Bobo Revolution which me fi see forsure it ago be a boomshell, me av mud luv on bobo family. Big up xcess. More tym. | |
| Posted by Keith Wallang on 07.27.2010 | |
| I was there too at summerjam 2010 and no im not from europe but from a very small town called Shillong which is in the state of Meghalaya, India. I arrived straight at the festival from Frankfurt airport with my backpack and no tent or sleeping bag or nything like that BUT in the spirit of reggae music and its natural good vibes 2 Germans I bumped into happily took me with them to their campsite and gave me space to crash and store my bags, THANKS, Mr.Pauler and Mr.Adi, hope one day I can do the same for you :) One Love |
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| Posted by Haku` on 07.27.2010 | |
| It seems great. | |
| Posted by Loys on 07.27.2010 | |
| Been there from the island of Malta....hope I can return every year. The best festival I have ever been so far! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 07.28.2010 | |
| This is a very sad time indeed for reggae music and the world, Claudius Linton what a great conscious roots singer, his album Roots Master: The Vintage Roots Reggae Singles is a must have!!! | |
| Posted by ConquerorTheFirst on 07.28.2010 | |
| Blessed Minott. | |
| Posted by PET on 07.29.2010 | |
| I really love the album. I love the way it goes from Raggae to RandB and then back. It is very different. His voice is awesome, I love the sweet spirit in his voice. To Jah we praise and for Jah we live. My prayer is for another album for you that all the world would know about Jah | |
| Posted by Knos on 07.29.2010 | |
| Just a few corrections. The first festival took place in 2001, this year is the 10 year anniversary. Also, don't forget that Mavado is playing. Peace |
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| Posted by bravo on 07.29.2010 | |
| hi love roots to the bone | |
| Posted by Captain Carpenter on 07.30.2010 | |
| Music rules the world, love feeds the soul, happiness keeps flowing like a river. Please never stop. Let the music keep playing. | |
| Posted by Doctor Sea Bat on 07.30.2010 | |
| Very Cool news from the Hotline, thankyou Mr Sleeper! | |
| Posted by Gargamel on 07.31.2010 | |
| I speak just english sorry but I want the photographie number 76 please michel grein give me a picture......summerjam2010 is ............wa | |
| Posted by Fatty on 07.31.2010 | |
| The best Ska band, and the best Cd as well. I saw the Jazz Cafe gig last month, and was excelent!! | |
| Posted by LOCK STEADY on 08.02.2010 | |
| Where can i But this ? | |
| Posted by CruiserULB on 08.03.2010 | |
| Let the spirit rise ? Das mag ja bei der musik zutreffen... Dafur das ich montag dort war bis montag darauf und fur jeden tag 10 at camping bezahlt habe und die wassertanke erst mittwoch aufgefüllt worden sind. Genauso wie die wassertanks schon samstagmorgen leer waren und nichtmehr befullt worden sind.... Und dann nen spruch wie let the spirit rise ..... Lol was haben sich die veranstalter nur dabei gedacht. waren warscheinlich nie auf einem festival ausser im burostuhl!!! |
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| Posted by Mike on 08.03.2010 | |
| Big up to the king of them all. Saw him last week and his heart is as big as ever. No one rocks harder or gives more than Big Yellow. If you're not inspired by Yellow you're not alive. | |
| Posted by Camille on 08.03.2010 | |
| It will available for digital download on August 10th at iTunes, Rhapsody, Amazon and Naspter. | |
| Posted by Felipe Mancha on 08.03.2010 | |
| Massa blzzzzzz | |
| Posted by Earthrasta on 08.04.2010 | |
| How people stay so bad...dem too dark and foolish | |
| Posted by Jama Roots on 08.05.2010 | |
| Awesome! That CD become a Ska Classic before to be released. | |
| Posted by Jah Warren on 08.05.2010 | |
| I am really sad that Natty Dread is finished!!! But it is easy to understand. You are a really good mag and I hope you will be back in the future as you said that you will release some issues sometimes, which is a really good news. |
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| Posted by PJ on 08.06.2010 | |
| Jesus thee Dread from the ghetto. Yabby You a see!!!!! |
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| Posted by EasyStarFan on 08.08.2010 | |
| A must listen! | |
| Posted by Ann on 08.10.2010 | |
| How are you ? I love your CD. | |
| Posted by Zion on 08.10.2010 | |
| I like his music a lot even I cant understand French. I wish he could sing some of his songs and interview in english 2 so we understand those who are non French spoken. Keep going brother Tiken and Jah bless u. Nuff love. | |
| Posted by Camille on 08.11.2010 | |
| Some of his songs are in English as the title track from this album called AFRICAN REVOLUTION. | |
| Posted by Jahred1911 on 08.12.2010 | |
| Greetings and Blessed Love and Respect from The PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. Great Catchy Reggae Tunes You Do Have. Please Do Send Me More Info About Your Band And Works. I Do Work As A Band Promoter Here In My Country And I Find Your Works Very Much Interesting. Till Then... Peace-in and Jah Bless !! Oneness, jahred1911 Reggae,Ska,Dub Band Promoter www.myspace.com/exor1911 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS |
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| Posted by Greedy G on 08.13.2010 | |
| Wicked review Angus and great photos from you both. You are one of the world's premier reggae writers these days. | |
| Posted by Theory on 08.13.2010 | |
| Nice article, well done Jess! BLAKKAMOORE TO DI WORLDDDDDDD!! |
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| Posted by Bebe Dia on 08.13.2010 | |
| Meta is good. | |
| Posted by WorldLynkzRadio on 08.14.2010 | |
| LOVE ALEX MARLEY'S MUSIC 100% REAL REGGAE.. NO WATER DOWN! GWAAN DO U THING YUTE... JAH GUIDE | |
| Posted by Supahdan on 08.15.2010 | |
| Gwaan same way Mikey Rose! | |
| Posted by Miz b on 08.16.2010 | |
| We went in the studio first to do Faculty Of Dub. Actually, about half of the riddims were recorded for Faculty Of Dub (released in December 2008). Nelson Miller, former drummer for Burning Spear and myself on bass, we laid down several riddims. I used part of them for Faculty Of Dub and got inspiration to write songs on some of them too, that I used for Mi Deh Yah. I was there too, layin' down keyboard rhythms! Was very much a part of the session with Clinton and Nelson!!! | |
| Posted by Curtis Herbivorepr.com on 08.17.2010 | |
| Very thorough, interesting article. Always been a fan of Jahdan. Looking forward to Babylon Nightmare! | |
| Posted by Baby G on 08.17.2010 | |
| I love your music Tarrus, you are da bomb. | |
| Posted by Dukey on 08.18.2010 | |
| Cool but why only 250 copies? Why not 500? | |
| Posted by Kadingi on 08.20.2010 | |
| Back ground of Don Carlos life style. | |
| Posted by Pat on 08.20.2010 | |
| I am very much impress with this young man well done. | |
| Posted by Morroco on 08.20.2010 | |
| Sad to have gone too soon. Your spirit lives on the the songs. Rest In Peace. African Brother. Ayo Ola Brooklyn, NY |
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| Posted by rootsman on 08.23.2010 | |
| Great article , Nice pictures. | |
| Posted by sensi ras on 08.23.2010 | |
| Chezidek is a true pure inspiration of goodness | |
| Posted by Jeremiah on 08.24.2010 | |
| Never writes the lyrics down, good to know. Huge talent. Big tunes. |
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| Posted by Nicko7 on 08.24.2010 | |
| Good article and BIG RESPECT, LOVE and BLESSINGS to the mentioned artists I have brought cd's by all of them purely on the strength of the music in particular the words to a lot of the songs, eg Daddy, No less a woman, Wrong address POWERFULL Tunes So carry on Sisters. From a man point of view, you are all beautifull woman Big up to you for letting your music do the talking, and not allowing yourselfs to be turned into sex objects to sell records. At the end of the day most of the woman who use the sex angle, are here today gone tomorrow. | |
| Posted by Jahson on 08.25.2010 | |
| Greetings rasta, love your music, cant wait to see you come down to South Africa to perform. Bless! | |
| Posted by D.I.A on 08.25.2010 | |
| All the best CC. Jamekee/D.I.A got it's first official press mentions in The Beat via Elana Omauno's record reviews a long minute ago. THANK U ELANA AND CC. *************D.I.A's FANTRA ZINE************ Roots/conscious Reggae is the biggest sub-genre of reggae. Roots Reggae is bigger than dancehall period! Outside the frequency of Hot97 secular weekly dancehall program, majority of the artists who receive spins are not heard of. In rega...rds to keeping reggae pure -- one of the biggest luminary in reggae ventured outside the classic one-drop box to incorporate other sounds in his sound. That luminary is Bob Gong Marley. The Barret brothers maintained the one-drop riddim and dub bass section but the sound was colored with blues and rock riffs plus lyrics borrowed from other artists. 'Talking Blues': 'Cold ground was my bed last night, rocks was my pillow too' lyrics were borrowed from Blues great Lightnin' Hopkins 'Mojo Hand' song. Al Anderson brought the rock (roots-rock-reggae) flavor borrowing riffs from BB King, WAR, etc. Memba Gong's Punky Reggae Party. Listen!! From Catch A Fire to Pimpers Paradise Gong was taking his sound in another direction. And that is what great Artists do. They hate redundancy. Fusing reggae with other sounds only make reggae bigger. Via that artery new fans usually discover the original artists, musicians and sounds. And this even more profound in the Internet age where there are no boundaries. Preserving traditions is good. Be open minded also. Isolation hurts in many ways. Yea. Go buy a record and concert tickets even if u are on the guest list. Support the Artist... Buy a Reggae Magazine. |
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| Posted by Conquerorthefirst on 08.26.2010 | |
| Jah protect Us. | |
| Posted by Masta on 08.28.2010 | |
| Love you Tanya. Thank you for your art. |
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| Posted by Jah Steppa on 08.30.2010 | |
| A shame that we have to keep hearing of how much reggae is being ripped off, after 40 and more years?? Justice must prevail, dont give up the fight. I am so glad to have read this interview, and even more happy to know Scientist will be taking the pirates to face the judge!! You mus haffe get your due pay, for all those great, great musical works, still unrivalled up to this day in terms of sonic architecture and musical creativity....Straight To Greensleeve Head style!!! Straight To Blood and Fire Head!! |
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| Posted by Clownshoe on 08.31.2010 | |
| Mikey Dread you will always be my favorite reggae artist!!! I love you!!! God rest your soul. Xoxoxo | |
| Posted by The twin on 09.01.2010 | |
| I think Don Carlos is one of the greats, alongside the Cool Ruler and Steppin Razor, keep up the good work Don am still bumpin Sufferin in 2010. | |
| Posted by Sista Li on 09.01.2010 | |
| Still strong... You are the future. Concious women writting positive music. One Love. |
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| Posted by Lorraine Chambers -columnist Dubliner's Daughter at www.emigrant.ie on 09.01.2010 | |
| I have a friend in Jamaica who visits us in So. California. He recently got a library card here and I knew he was amazed by the free service. It would be great to help more people in Jamaica to have access to the services and inspiration of libraries! Count me in! | |
| Posted by Don Julian on 09.02.2010 | |
| This is a great interview! Very informative, illustrative and interesting too. ;) It makes me want to check out Toussaints music. Kudos to both interviewer and interviewed. Peace, Don Julian |
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| Posted by Biggie on 09.02.2010 | |
| I love your song, keep up the good work. | |
| Posted by DJ Dialect on 09.03.2010 | |
| Superb review!! Thank you for your support - unity hifi crew | |
| Posted by Fireman on 09.03.2010 | |
| Me love dis album... Sweeet chunes me tell yuh. Have to grab my girl and love when me heard it. | |
| Posted by DweetSweet on 09.04.2010 | |
| Absolutely love this album! Great music and that voice... What a voice! Sadiki really shows off his talent here. | |
| Posted by Usxk42 on 09.04.2010 | |
| Well said! Reggae has gone too soft. Too much computer-generated stuff. Bring back real riddim. | |
| Posted by Zebe on 09.05.2010 | |
| The book, Joseph, took you to the place of Rastafari and made you a part of the movement. I felt like there was more to come and hope that a sequel and be drawn from it. Enjoyable fictional story with real content. | |
| Posted by Don Schlonzo on 09.05.2010 | |
| Does anybody have an idea whether this album will be distributed via the ancient compact disc technology? thx a lot for any info. | |
| Posted by MARLONGILLDEVAUX on 09.06.2010 | |
| ON BEHALF OF OUR PEOPLE AFTER 31 PLUS YEARS IN THE BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINMENT I CAN SAY THAT OUR PEOPLE ARE PROUD OF YOU and YOU ARE TO ST. LUCIA AS WHAT BOB MARLEY HAS BEEN TO JAMAICA and THE WORLD.ONE LOVE ! | |
| Posted by DubFace on 09.07.2010 | |
| Tickets are actually still at £20 (+ BF of course), I bought two today (7th September) Should be good Bless |
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| Posted by Reggaemani on 09.08.2010 | |
| Very nice! | |
| Posted by Dalecooper on 09.08.2010 | |
| I'd like to know the same thing, and also if it will be released digitally beyond iTunes. From the samples I've heard this sounds like a very good album... love to own a hard copy if one is going to be available. | |
| Posted by Umbwao on 09.10.2010 | |
| Reggae is my life. I love listening to reggae when I get the chance. | |
| Posted by Newzulu on 09.11.2010 | |
| Hi Franck, Hope you are fine. For the next time, can you please take some pics from people. I hope i can meet you somewhere in the world to talk about your work. |
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| Posted by Joanne on 09.12.2010 | |
| Fantastic interview, informative information on Tarrus. I really appreciate u and your music, thanks to Jah for having you here with us humans, we need u! Such positive influence. I luv u. Don't stop. | |
| Posted by Greenfestafrika on 09.14.2010 | |
| Wonderful show | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 09.14.2010 | |
| Maybe once e reggae musical genius.. But that time is long long ago.. Need to be a hardcore Perry fan to like this.. | |
| Posted by Robert Roots on 09.14.2010 | |
| So I was just wondering who flew Chukki Starr out to CALIFORNIA??? I think it was UNIFIED SOUND DISTRICT/IRIE SOUND INT'L... and Im pretty sure that I backed him at all the shows... WHERES THE LOVE JESSICA DORE??? You can check me pon di controls with Mr. Starr in the series of photos @ Paradise Lounge in the far right photo. RECOGNIZE WHOS PUTTIN' IN THE REAL WORK. Don't credit other people for our work. Blessed Love as always. RASPECT. ;) | |
| Posted by color me black on 09.14.2010 | |
| I like Lee and this album. | |
| Posted by color me black on 09.14.2010 | |
| You KNOW The General was FRAMED. FREE BUJU! | |
| Posted by Jessica Dore on 09.15.2010 | |
| This piece was spotlighting CHUKKI STARR for his efforts puttin in the real work and plenty of love to CHUKKI STARR for his good works. | |
| Posted by Terry B - Tivy on 09.15.2010 | |
| Right on target Natty Clinton..Much respect. It pleases my heart to see you've stayed true to your mission. Looking forward to see the I soon. Peace and blessings | |
| Posted by Ras Sekou on 09.15.2010 | |
| BIG RESPECT FOR THIS AFRICAN POSTMAN | |
| Posted by Arunachat on 09.15.2010 | |
| Outstanding book and pictures. It will be a classic. | |
| Posted by Jamali on 09.15.2010 | |
| Buju will forever strong will be giving our support next week for him, the grace of jah will never leads u, where u are not protected. | |
| Posted by Jamali on 09.15.2010 | |
| All artise need to use the power of music and spread the message, big up Cocoa Tea and Anthony B. | |
| Posted by dalecooper on 09.15.2010 | |
| I think you're right that it was rushed, but from the samples (and couple of full songs) I've heard it's still a quality release - just too short! I guess I'll take what I can get though considering Buju's situation. If anything I think Buju has been guilty of over-planning his albums, taking too many years to release them. That might be why some of them seem to want to hit every base at once (dancehall, reggae, ska, pop, etc.) instead of settling on a core style. I'd like it if Buju would slip an album out there a little more often, kind of like what happened with Too Bad. He could do one of those every other year like Sizzla does and I'd be quite happy. |
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| Posted by Griffin68 on 09.16.2010 | |
| Buju's lawyer is confident that Mr Myrie will walk after the trial, he reports that the 2 other defendant in the case have made plea bargain with this one even got 25 years instead of a life sentence because he got caught twice before (3 strikes). Even though there are many videos around of Buju with these guys and even one of him tasting the coke, this does not concern his lawyer, Buju was in his bed on the actual day of the transaction, his lawyer maintains the trial is about drugs trafficking, not tasting the drug! | |
| Posted by Awagaye on 09.17.2010 | |
| It's really nice and interesting to listen. | |
| Posted by Empress i n i on 09.21.2010 | |
| When will you come to Kenya, you would have a phenominal show, you touch hearts especially mine. Brethren Africa-me in particular want you here, Jah bless you with mo n mo wisdom. Luv always, empress. | |
| Posted by Alix on 09.22.2010 | |
| Very good reggae roots,sweet music | |
| Posted by Danchez on 09.23.2010 | |
| The songs and lyrics of this guy are great. Making me to love extra much. | |
| Posted by Phat Mhan on 09.23.2010 | |
| I had one Black Gold and the Album is Whaoooooooo i want to know the producer of stay at home on the Black Gold it is a nice production. | |
| Posted by Nabby Clifford on 09.24.2010 | |
| AI BROTHER IS THIS SUCCESS | |
| Posted by Katty Dread on 09.27.2010 | |
| Rototooooooooom! Reggae paradise!!! See you next year (and Thursday in BCN)! :-D |
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| Posted by COLIN ROBINSON on 09.27.2010 | |
| NUFF LOVE TO YOUR GOOD WORK /YOUR MAGAZINE ON LINE IS FANTASTICT KEEP REGGAE MUSIC A LIVE ,NUFF LOVE GO Out United Reggae KEEP IT UP ONE LOVE | |
| Posted by Sandra on 09.28.2010 | |
| Excellent article! Found some Don Fe on the 'net, top notch dubs. Big up! | |
| Posted by Snorkle on 09.28.2010 | |
| Sorry but Holy Angels sounds like it was written by a mentally handicapped individual. I absolutely love Black Ark material, but this is shit. | |
| Posted by rootsman on 09.28.2010 | |
| Funny to see, how people have different taste of reggae music.. I find this a very dissapointing tune, and the vocals are really bad.. Sorry.. | |
| Posted by Nabby Clifford on 09.28.2010 | |
| My support to you and step out of this. | |
| Posted by rodman on 09.28.2010 | |
| The messanger who has been sent to make streight path was not good enough but sandals | |
| Posted by Robbie on 09.28.2010 | |
| BUJU THE WHOLE WORLD IS PRAYING FOR YOUR FREEDOM HOPE IT WILL COME SOON KEEP THE FAITH MY BROTHER FREEDOM IS A MUST. | |
| Posted by Tshati on 09.29.2010 | |
| I can`t wait for the musical dvd JAMDOWN to reach Africa, so so good piece of quality un aging roots reggae, Cedric Myton was younger by then. | |
| Posted by Xim on 09.29.2010 | |
| Babylon you got free up the 'general'. The man is innocent. That's clear entrapment by the evil minded informer. Buju, the Dawn is coming my man. The Darkest hour of the night is just before Dawn. What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. | |
| Posted by ROCHER on 09.29.2010 | |
| Joe HILL was for me the best reggae singer i've never seen.I've seen him in Abidjan(Cote d'Ivoire)in september 2005 and he dedicaced my CD ONE STONE. He've said that he would come back in 2006 but he died. Joe HILL i would love you for ever,you were strong!!! |
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| Posted by Lee Abel on 09.30.2010 | |
| What a beautiful event, and Sista Irie, you covered it so well, in both images and words. Thanks. | |
| Posted by sally graham mchendry on 09.30.2010 | |
| Good luck Buju brother, love your music dont care if your innocent or guilty. Much love. I love my mum. |
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| Posted by Mizz Red on 09.30.2010 | |
| I pray that jah delivers you from the net that they have laid privily for you. I believe the gay community is behind this and they need to accept that people can say whatever they want to say and this man put that song out almost 20 years ago and who cares that you are a batty boy we want good music...FREE BUJU...I LOVE YOU BUJU STAND STRONG | |
| Posted by jahmarley kingston jamaica on 09.30.2010 | |
| Buju stand strong, the whole Jamaica is with you, we love you and we know you are not guilty but they want to punish you for speaking the truth. But who will punish the persecutor they cant kill our love for you. We love you Buju, we are praying that Jah will set you free from the hands of the eden. Love you Buju. | |
| Posted by Mummy on 10.01.2010 | |
| I like listening dubstyle also ska too. Jah Shaka is very old artist. I hope he still play good well. |
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| Posted by Makeda Hannah on 10.02.2010 | |
| How wonderful to experience this great event through this presentation! Almost like being there in person. Thank you very much for sharing the blessing. ONE LOVE to all who made this such a great celebration of the MOST HIGH, JAH RASTAFARI! Ezhiabigher Ymassagan. |
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| Posted by Sandra on 10.02.2010 | |
| Buju has to be found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The fact Buju said he'd finance the cocaine deal and didn't is strong evidence for him. Moreover, an entire year's investigation by the gov't showed no financial link from Buju to financing and cocaine. I thought he was guilty until that evidence arose. Beyond a reasonable doubt isn't proven at all. | |
| Posted by j on 10.02.2010 | |
| Think is a plan thing, a singer like him should realise.... these people has have it out for him from he made a particular song, but its all about how much power they have as a body..... i just wish this tail gets on its way and finish cause the stories r just building to punish him.... and he is not guilty. HE'S ONE OF THE BEST | |
| Posted by YaxiE on 10.02.2010 | |
| Oh!!!!! how I wish we can another Lucky Dube!!! | |
| Posted by Fiona Benjamin on 10.02.2010 | |
| Weeping may endure for a moment, but joy commeth in the morning. And Be strong, keep a firm meditation, one day things must get better. The previous are all encouragement for Buju in these perilous times. Good people have to suffer too and sometimes the strong die too. (Figuratively speaking.) After this is over you'll live again. You'll experience a rebirth. One Love Buju!!! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 10.02.2010 | |
| Big ups Bobby Tenna, your first album Give Thanx 4 Life, which I have is outstanding so I am looking forward to your sophomor album Words and Melody, bless. | |
| Posted by ghanaBa on 10.03.2010 | |
| BUJU, keep ur head above the water. We in Ghana are following this with keen interest, U have inspired a lot of youth here in Accra.I know u r not guilty and u will come out free. TRUST ME. 1luv buju. | |
| Posted by marc on 10.03.2010 | |
| Loved by whom? Not the Jamaican gay community, whom he has constantly maligned. | |
| Posted by Ras Kind on 10.03.2010 | |
| This was an AWESOME, MYSTICAL event. The love in the air was palpable. Everyone, no matter what color, age of lifestyle, greeting with each other with kindness and a sense of friendship. It truly represented the heart of Rastafari! | |
| Posted by IMIZ on 10.03.2010 | |
| see they now,the innocent going in vapor, yeah,propaganda spreding in them sunday paper mighty smokes shall arise,one heart, JAMAICA!!!!! |
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| Posted by babadigital on 10.03.2010 | |
| No man can stop Jah light from shinning... Real talk Kalonji big up your self. Keep it straight up .... | |
| Posted by DonSchlonzo on 10.05.2010 | |
| Big up - wonderful interpretation of this classic riddim. | |
| Posted by Dukey on 10.05.2010 | |
| By the time I saw this in the newsletter (Oct. 5), it was sold out. | |
| Posted by I sis on 10.06.2010 | |
| Live Up . Never Never Give Up, Jah is on your side. Deliver me not over unto the will of mine enemies: for false wittnesses are risen up against me | |
| Posted by smiley=uk on 10.07.2010 | |
| Buju Banton you will get though dis one love iya | |
| Posted by Starr on 10.07.2010 | |
| Buju we luv uu hope u come out soon . All we can do right now is pray to the al mighty. Iluv and will keep u in my prayers | |
| Posted by Momma on 10.08.2010 | |
| Keep spreadin the love.. great concert.. wish i was in Negril now...gettin ready for the show.. | |
| Posted by timelessI on 10.09.2010 | |
| Haile Upful vibes Sis,Queen Hannah....Much Raspect and congrats on your latest publication! Keep the Inergy fired up snd KEEP IT LIT! Sis Hailemah Amhara Solomon~TimelessI Timeless Rotos Media |
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| Posted by concern on 10.09.2010 | |
| The united states justice system is nothing but a money making thing and will set any one up to make money Mr. Presedent please look into our system | |
| Posted by chevy on 10.09.2010 | |
| Buju you remined me of my brother. I saw if you are a tru cocaine dealer you would have been making long before the frame you and you would be more verse on drug dealing . and by the way were did all that drug come from that federal agent kneww about it. I always ask my self how the rich man get it how the movie star get it tell the feds to follow them they will fine the source leave you buju alone wasting your time in prision for no reason . and that is why the jury was not conculsive think judge if it was your child . he is innocent let him go mistrial for a reason i am praying god is not sleeping | |
| Posted by Reggae Addict on 10.10.2010 | |
| Boom, tuff one ! | |
| Posted by rootsman on 10.11.2010 | |
| Forward Roots.. | |
| Posted by jones on 10.13.2010 | |
| Nice and interesting interview. Good to see people trying to get back to the foundation. | |
| Posted by biznrs on 10.13.2010 | |
| Big tune! | |
| Posted by tichmek on 10.14.2010 | |
| Let justice be served Reggae star or anything....I grew up listening to your music as well loved DESTINYIf its true then hey.. u deserve it, u can sing in jail too no problem brethren | |
| Posted by mama tunde on 10.14.2010 | |
| I've seen this show twice already, I'm going back on the 25th for another portion. I was truly blown away by the talent, not only from the singers, the band were also brilliant.. | |
| Posted by Ifaithfull on 10.14.2010 | |
| Give thank fi life, Jah live | |
| Posted by K-K on 10.14.2010 | |
| JAH WILL MAKE A WAY..WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND..WHY WAS YOU EVEN TALKING TO THIS MAN REGARDING DRUGS...FROM TIME YOU ARE DEALING WITH DRUGS YOU ARE DEALING WITH SATAN..rnGIVE NUFF THANKS TO THE BLACK GOD AND BLACK GODDESS THROUGH THE BLACK CHIRST..AMEN-RA | |
| Posted by daintyp on 10.15.2010 | |
| Buju just gawn hold the faith. I know it not easy but Jah not sleeping. We na sell out we friend them. | |
| Posted by Lioni Records on 10.15.2010 | |
| Luciano and The Chosen Stars Album Release 6/15/2010 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUhCWa9IvWArn Have a great day and as always Peace, Love, Inity and 4ever Bless !! One Love !!!!!! Lancelot/Lioni Records |
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| Posted by max-i on 10.15.2010 | |
| Hammer! | |
| Posted by max-i on 10.15.2010 | |
| Moa fyah !! | |
| Posted by Badwenba-i on 10.15.2010 | |
| Glory be on2 ini father. Tym now 4 the hunters to be hunted and the wanted surronded. Rasta set it up again. Live up and give tnx masses. | |
| Posted by newzulu on 10.16.2010 | |
| An other great Interview from Angus Taylor. Nice work man keep it real! | |
| Posted by treacle on 10.16.2010 | |
| Awesome interview Angus.... I love Tippa and his music. | |
| Posted by lady sunshine on 10.16.2010 | |
| love the interview, you always manage to mak your interviews so interesting and so easy to read...thanks | |
| Posted by Kwame Adepa (Marcus Makavelli) on 10.18.2010 | |
| The Babylon is trying to bring the image of the righteous youth and reaggae music into disrupt. The so-called FREEMASONS will forever be hungry for INNOCENT BLOOD to suck. May JAH KEEP AND UPLIFT BUJU'S SPIRIT. | |
| Posted by dj222 on 10.18.2010 | |
| Absolutly love reggae covers! | |
| Posted by pinball junkie on 10.18.2010 | |
| Wow, I'm huge fan of Dezarie, she touches my heart in speacial way with her music.Eaze the pain is my all time favorite reggae album and pretty much one of the best musical albums ever. Now I'm more than trhilled to find out new album is released, I gotta have it.... |
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| Posted by eghtball on 10.19.2010 | |
| The wait is finally over!!! I got to have it!!!! | |
| Posted by newzulu on 10.21.2010 | |
| I listen to this new release, i like it bonus are amazing! | |
| Posted by anonymous on 10.21.2010 | |
| Buju will eventually be free because beyond a reasonable doubt just isn't proven. I hope Buju has learned his lesson and remembers to hail up Jah in all the songs he writes from here on. | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 10.22.2010 | |
| I beg to differ on the writer's appreciation (A Song being a notch below Revolutionary Dream). I for one think A Song is a more carefully honed diamond than the man's first effort. Also, I think the higher production budget shows it was well used as the sound is fuller, rounder, sharper, as the arrangements are more intricate, etc... The mix is better, the mastering is better, etc... Just my personal opinion. By the way, the Rebirth is a great album too! |
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| Posted by MOHAMED on 10.23.2010 | |
| I like Tiken Jah Fakoly because he is a very good artist. | |
| Posted by Eduuus on 10.25.2010 | |
| Perfectlly | |
| Posted by oludollar martins on 10.25.2010 | |
| American queen of danceall Lady Saw I love your music keep it up baby . I love your music, You are the best. How can I get your contact beauty? |
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| Posted by D-RO on 10.25.2010 | |
| We miss you, Gregory! Love and Respect. |
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| Posted by DJ JAH I JAMDON on 10.25.2010 | |
| Empress Mo Kalamity you have a very nice music and music video keep up . J A H R A S T A F A R I | |
| Posted by isaac on 10.26.2010 | |
| One love Cool Ruler. Big up for the work you have done... Blessings. | |
| Posted by ras on 10.26.2010 | |
| Gregory dood, the legend lives on, Thank you for your music. R.I.P Cool Ruler | |
| Posted by J-Rod on 10.26.2010 | |
| Give thanks for the love. Bless. |
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| Posted by Geegs on 10.26.2010 | |
| You will be missed, and your music will live on. Thanks and praises, RIP. | |
| Posted by Soulfaya on 10.26.2010 | |
| One of my favorite riddim this year. Keep up the good work. | |
| Posted by Alexandre Cruzz on 10.26.2010 | |
| One Love Mr. Gregory.... The Brazilian Band...Shamáyim Zion...Salvador-Bahia!!! | |
| Posted by Karl NZ on 10.27.2010 | |
| Gregory always & forever the Cool Ruler lives on with the great music he has blessed us with. | |
| Posted by Iitembu on 10.27.2010 | |
| Hello lady saw ? Do you wana do an interview with me ? Jamming from Africa | |
| Posted by Jude on 10.27.2010 | |
| Oh! sad to know that you have left, Greg. You thrilled my life in my early years in the University. Your hits are still fresh as I listen to them. Linda, I share in the sorrows of the great loss. Accept my sympathy. Adieu!!! |
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| Posted by jhonny on 10.27.2010 | |
| I love Devonte song called whatever. Its on the Police in Helicopter riddim. How can I get my hands on that riddim or song ? | |
| Posted by charlie wilson on 10.28.2010 | |
| I LOVE REGGAE. BY Charlie Wilson from west papua. |
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| Posted by weedone on 10.28.2010 | |
| One love Mr Cool ruler, we neva forget you, bless Jah children Jah Rastafari the first. | |
| Posted by jonathan on 10.28.2010 | |
| Excellent | |
| Posted by JACKIE K on 10.29.2010 | |
| Will miss u Gregory, Your Music will live on. R.I.P. | |
| Posted by Alexandre Cruzz on 10.29.2010 | |
| Respect for Tiken Jah...Salvador- Bahia- Brazil I love your song...Fyah!!! | |
| Posted by misssunshine on 10.29.2010 | |
| Brilliant interview. | |
| Posted by JAH WISDOM on 10.29.2010 | |
| Great tune played it on JAMDOWN @rtrfm.com.au Australias original and best Reggae radio show for 31 years. | |
| Posted by jose maria bernabeu on 10.29.2010 | |
| Esta entrevista es muy interesante;gracias a ella conozco más la vida de TIKEN. Estuve un mes en Bamako,donde vive Tiken; invitado por un amigo maliense. Tiken para los africanos es casi un Dios,para mí es un gran artista y un ser humano extraordinario. | |
| Posted by Madafluff on 10.29.2010 | |
| Well said, this entertainer will go far with Reggae music, I have listen to his music and also has seen him on numerous stage show, he is very good of what he does and really connect well with his audience and his fans. Keep up the great work you are doing and may Jah guide and protect you always, Blessings on your endeavours. | |
| Posted by ladyempress on 10.29.2010 | |
| U K S Fyah momma.. watch her and remember her name.. The orchastration on this music is beautiful and the words have a real feeling.. | |
| Posted by Bo Skönnerud on 10.29.2010 | |
| You have been my spiritual friend for a year, gosh, going to miss you...You have "open the door" for me. Thanks man Pappa-Bo |
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| Posted by john macri on 10.29.2010 | |
| MAAD...YU DONE KNOW....WAAH-GWON...... BIG UP EDDIE MY BREDREN....GOOD TO SEE THE SUCCESS FLOWIN' YOUR WAY. GLAD TO SEE THE SONG BUSTIN'.....LINK UP SOON WITH BIG CHARLES & LUCI..... | |
| Posted by babyface on 10.31.2010 | |
| We will miss you Gregory we will pray for you bye bye. You will always be in my heart. | |
| Posted by Christer on 10.31.2010 | |
| Im really sorry to say Dubmatix has been fooled by a known scamer on Jamaica. This is NOT Gregory Isaacs singing! It is no question about it what so ever. Every fan of Gregory knows this. Its not even close, at all! |
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| Posted by Newzulu on 10.31.2010 | |
| True! | |
| Posted by Wandini on 11.02.2010 | |
| Love Mo'Kamility awesome voice sexy hot hot hot! | |
| Posted by Kim Gottlieb-Walker on 11.02.2010 | |
| The book hit bookstores today (Nov 2) but the first edition is only 2000 copies in the UK and 5000 in the USA. If you want to be sure to have a first edition, get it now because a second printing will take several months! | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 11.02.2010 | |
| This I truely a peace of art.. Very well done by Alborosie.. | |
| Posted by Kuda Kwashe on 11.03.2010 | |
| Non like Vaughn Benjamin. Did not your morning start in darkness | |
| Posted by WileIut on 11.03.2010 | |
| When does the contest end up? | |
| Posted by den2dden on 11.03.2010 | |
| I like your articles. Good luck. | |
| Posted by Natty Congo on 11.04.2010 | |
| Wicked tune,conscious lyrics,loving the riddim yes man! | |
| Posted by little miss sunshine on 11.04.2010 | |
| Love this. | |
| Posted by xavier on 11.04.2010 | |
| Impressive, Soul Of Anbessa strike again! | |
| Posted by gichure on 11.04.2010 | |
| So long Cool Ruler its a pity hard to accept but true. Always be the Cool Ruler n the best may peace be where your soul is. | |
| Posted by Payah on 11.04.2010 | |
| Indeed Mr. Luciano, indeed. Czech Republic gives thanks! | |
| Posted by Sir Joe on 11.04.2010 | |
| Alborosie produced a recut of Tamlins "Baltimore" (wicked combo with Albo, look for it!) and a cut on "Full Up" hence the presence if this dubs in the album ;-) So it goes ! | |
| Posted by rootsman on 11.05.2010 | |
| Wow.. A new Apple Gabriel album, just when i thought miracles were not possible anymore.. Looking forward to hear the album | |
| Posted by kyeyune stanley on 11.05.2010 | |
| Lady G yah hot woman wi longing fi yah ina Africa. | |
| Posted by naptali on 11.05.2010 | |
| KELECHI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Soulsis on 11.06.2010 | |
| Nice video. Even I couldn't overstand the words I got the feel. Music is truly iniversal, aya!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 11.06.2010 | |
| Yes this is a very good news ! | |
| Posted by Trey on 11.06.2010 | |
| Listen to the dam song it does not name any queens duhhhh if it did it would have said sheroes. | |
| Posted by marvin on 11.08.2010 | |
| If all the tunes are just as impressive as the 2 samples above, I will run to the store tomorrow to buy the album... Really magnificent news to hear Apple's back in town. | |
| Posted by basjaranka on 11.08.2010 | |
| Nice brother take a man. This is real good. Back to the Roots. | |
| Posted by Brian Keyo on 11.08.2010 | |
| Mrs. Doris Darlington, mother of Clement Dodd, was Jamaica's first female producer. Mrs. Pottinger began several years later in 1965. | |
| Posted by Brian Keyo on 11.08.2010 | |
| That's really, really funny. How exactly did they get duped? Did the guy dress like Gregory and have a matching grill too? Also is this impostor as good as the U Roy impersonator in the hilarious book One Love by Guy Kennaway? |
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| Posted by joe hero on 11.09.2010 | |
| Is really sad to know that you are leaving, but you will still be in our dreams and memories. Rest in peace Cool Ruler. Bless. | |
| Posted by Errol Nia on 11.09.2010 | |
| Bless up Rus, Nuff Respect... | |
| Posted by sheilla on 11.10.2010 | |
| I really love Cherine Anderson ! | |
| Posted by rollyrust on 11.11.2010 | |
| Soundin gooooooood!!!! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 11.11.2010 | |
| Big ups United Reggae Magazine for the free download of your magazine with plenty of news, reviews and photos looking forward to next months issue great stuff, bless. | |
| Posted by lady sunshine on 11.12.2010 | |
| Great review. | |
| Posted by jahlight on 11.13.2010 | |
| Big up everytime. Give thanks. Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Alex on 11.14.2010 | |
| Two stones. Diamonds and Linval. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 11.15.2010 | |
| I am really looking forward to Bushman's new album to drop early next year, Bushman sings the Bush Doctor, bless. | |
| Posted by GilV on 11.15.2010 | |
| Cool ruler, your music will live on, rest in peace. Irie! |
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| Posted by ingridyassine@gmx.at on 11.16.2010 | |
| Beautiful video, blessed love. | |
| Posted by flash on 11.16.2010 | |
| We should try not mourn the passing of this great man but celabrate his life ,long live the origanal Mr Love, rip GREGORY |
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| Posted by Nabby Clifford on 11.16.2010 | |
| Going to miss, this great artist. | |
| Posted by foxylorraine on 11.17.2010 | |
| Hi its DJ Foxy Lorraine 106.9fm on your dial (london) I have been following United Reggae since u started. Get alot of info for my listerners. I play new roots and revival. Its extremely difficult to buy the latest riddims here. Where can I purchase them from please ? Blessed Love x | |
| Posted by Lloyd George on 11.18.2010 | |
| Greetings my Beloved SISTA. Wrote you a letter to be read at Gregory\'s Funeral Service but having difficulty posting it, as do not have an address. Have already sent a letter of Tribute to the Editor of the Gleaner, if and when it is published, is another matter. Would you be so kind as to respond to this email, please, then i will submit it & another i have written to, hopefully be read at The Great Man\'s Service? Brotherly Love. Lloyd. God Bless my dear. One Love. | |
| Posted by misssunshine on 11.18.2010 | |
| Another great interview. | |
| Posted by Lloyd George on 11.18.2010 | |
| my dear Lady. I would b grateful if this could be read at my Brethren\'s Funeral Service. As a Proud Jamaican, born ii/01/1947, Higgin Town, St.Ann, i Love this piece of Rock which gave me Life.I Love and Respect ALL of our Performers\' who, over the decades, have shown the world the Rich Heritage we have,due to the sufferings of our Ancestors\' endured. Let us not forget them.They ALL deserve a Standing Ovation for the Valued Contributions they have made. Long after the names of Public Servants are forgotten by the masses\' their names will be forever Carved in our vhearts. As we honour our Beloved Gregory Isaacs, lets bow our heads and say a silent prayer of thanks. Appreciation and Love, most important, RESPECT to a Brethren who, in my opinion, was truly Gifted & Blessed by the Most High. Many, including Bob Marley, Dennis Brown. Joseph Hill. Desmond vDekker, & others too numerous to mention here, have done Jamaica Proud through their music. Gregory stood out for the way he delivered the message of LOVE for ALL mankind, without offending anyone. That, in itself, is an Art. Jah be Praised. No other artist have managed to capture the \"Essence\" the way my Beloved Brethren did. One Love.One Joy.One Jamaica. One \"Bredda Dweetb Sweet\". Gregory Isaacs. Misas you my Brethren. Thank you for the Rich Legacy you have left us. Forever in my heart. Love and Respect. Lloyd George. | |
| Posted by kennedy onyino on 11.18.2010 | |
| Lucky Dube is and was may role model. I liked the man and his music. May the good lord rest his soul in peace. Remember me, good song. | |
| Posted by JBo on 11.19.2010 | |
| "King Tubbys never mixed one song with the Roots Radics"?? That is a revelation and hard to believe, it's a shame Mr. Taylor didn't ask more about this (good interview, otherwise). I thought Blood & Fire actually did try to make sure they were paying some royalties to the right artists, another shameful realization. I hope a Scientist doc will shed light on these things with the right proof to back it up. |
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| Posted by abioddun adebayo on 11.19.2010 | |
| You look so wonderful. | |
| Posted by rootsman on 11.19.2010 | |
| What a wicked tune. Praise Rastafari. | |
| Posted by valbouena on 11.20.2010 | |
| Tiken Jah Fakoly je te respecte cher tu es le meilleur reggaeman au monde, Jah Rastafari. | |
| Posted by Ras Rama on 11.23.2010 | |
| Keep the good work you are doing Carlos - keep the fire burning, your show in Kenya was wicked - more fire. | |
| Posted by WATCHFULL EYES on 11.24.2010 | |
| LUCIANO AGAIN!! SO WE LOVE TO HEAR THE MESSENJAH! | |
| Posted by WATCHFULL EYES on 11.24.2010 | |
| A CLASSIC BY MIKEY GENERAL THIS ALBUM IS TRULY A WINNER BORN TO RULE | |
| Posted by humble on 11.24.2010 | |
| WE ENJOY LISTENING TO THIS ALBUM COME OUT AND SUPPORT THIS ALBUM AND BE CARE FULL OF THE PIRATE STES DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE AT ITUNES CBABY AND AMAZON ....I HEARD THAT PART PROCEEDS WILL GO TO EMPRESS MENEN FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT THE RASTAFARIAN ELDERS WORLDWIDE.... NICE ALBUM MIKEY GENERAL | |
| Posted by El Tipo on 11.25.2010 | |
| Great information here. Many Thanks | |
| Posted by Bunny Jean on 11.25.2010 | |
| Very nice album but not as good as United states of Africa for me. Gwaan Luciano ! you done it again ! |
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| Posted by hugo makepeace on 11.26.2010 | |
| Wow! I give thanks for these revelations, as I have seen and know the experience of other people taking the credit and all the cash for tings dat 1 inspire...and rewriting the script!!! it revive confidence in the fact that truth will out eventually... with or without a good lawyer!!!... it a pity still, that it take so much expensive law suit to extract the rightful dividends! Nuff respects to the i Scientist !!! I trust the i time has come at last... hoping to catch a show while u still dehbout in uk... and even arrange some more...???! Jah bless, guide and protect the i til such time... |
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| Posted by Dj_Heights on 11.27.2010 | |
| Luciano continues the tradition! This album is truly a winner. The best I have heard from Luci in a long long while. Big Up Messenjah!! | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 11.29.2010 | |
| I dont hear any trademark Scientist in this album, which sounds like a compilation of dubstep instrumentals. Quite disappointing and dubstep is still as boring as ever. Sorry to be so negative, but this coulda shoulda woulda been better if... | |
| Posted by misssunshine on 11.30.2010 | |
| Thank you for another great piece Mr Taylor. | |
| Posted by Mr C. Forbes on 12.01.2010 | |
| Greetings Brother Winston, please give Mr. Forbes a link asap please. (876)295-0338 JAh Bless C. Forbes |
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| Posted by amelia on 12.02.2010 | |
| Linda was not Gregory's wife, June was. Gregory went to London for treatment and went down quickly. Instead of sending him back to Jamaica, she kept him there and LIED claiming to be his wife for the residual fame and glory being Gregory's wife. LIAR! | |
| Posted by Jerome Etalier on 12.02.2010 | |
| How is this interesting? Please explain. | |
| Posted by Goldus Goldington on 12.03.2010 | |
| Dub-version of this tune here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FY-Bdn8mT4 | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 12.04.2010 | |
| Bad! Sounds very nice. I hope this album succeeds. Alpheus is a wicked singer, the riddims are tough. Go deh! | |
| Posted by xavier on 12.04.2010 | |
| Yes true, its a good news. | |
| Posted by behold on 12.04.2010 | |
| Great stuff, beautiful magazine. Give thx. |
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| Posted by Rudolph on 12.05.2010 | |
| Nice to see that the Ska and Rock Steady tradition is being kept alive. Alpheus is an artist to keep a watchful eye on. Bless | |
| Posted by Nahmi on 12.06.2010 | |
| Nice calendar! Very original |
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| Posted by Robbie Hudson on 12.06.2010 | |
| Love the Rootz!!! | |
| Posted by SISTA VEE on 12.07.2010 | |
| AS A PETER TOSH FAN WHO HAD THE PLEASURE OF MEETING IN @JFK AIRPORT1983,WE HAD ANICE CONVERSATION & I STILL HAVE AUTOGRAPHER PHOTO OF HIM ON MYSHELF,BUSHMAN HAS CHOOSEN A GREAT RASTA TO STUDY!JAH GUIDE | |
| Posted by Carson on 12.08.2010 | |
| Thanks for pormoting the new Sylford Walker tunes... Big Up United Reggae |
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| Posted by sue on 12.08.2010 | |
| AGREED: THE REGGAE GRAMMY IS A SAD JOKE. the arrogance of those outside of the thing to appear to appropriate wat is excellent. those that have won don\'t represent the best, check the record of this award. IT IS A TRAVESTY. but Reggae fights Babylon so we shouldn\'t expect Babylon could possibly \'get\' it. i\'m a Reggae fan that let go of this \'award\' as important years ago. ain\'t nobody checkin\' for this. thanks for your article. (i\'m going to read it now - i had to commend you for the accuracy of your headline and for making a space) love | |
| Posted by jah thomas on 12.08.2010 | |
| Complete joke, although Jamrock and Mind Control were top albums imo, but the Grammys in general are a waste of time. | |
| Posted by mainas on 12.09.2010 | |
| Dub life..... | |
| Posted by Rob Kenner on 12.09.2010 | |
| The nominees are not chosen by a jury but by all the members of the Recording Academy. Since very few of these people are reggae listeners, the most familiar names do tend to get nominated year after year. Here's a look back in time at some past winners of the Reggae Grammy: http://www.boomshots.com/?p=169. In my opinion The Soul Train Awards was more successful recognizing the best reggae acts this year. Check their nominees here: http://www.boomshots.com/?p=4676 | |
| Posted by Andy B on 12.11.2010 | |
| Author is so correct in mentioning both Clinton Fearon and Earl Zero. Both are true gems. | |
| Posted by I-Rick on 12.11.2010 | |
| Beside the nominees beeing chosen by the members of the Academy, a album to feature there as to be proposed by the artist/label before, to enter a 30 (I believe...) albums list...Always hard to find that list, so we never really know what were the first choices... Still it´s the same every year...So many veterans awaiting long time recognization released good albums this year: Horace Andy, Pablo Moses, Apple Gabriel, Clinton Fearon, Earl Zero, Winston Jarret, Anthony Johnson, Don Carlos...we would expect at least one to be there! But everyone knows it´s not really a \'reggae music\' award, it´s common sense this days, so no point in debating it for to long :) Anyway, from what\'s there... Andrew Tosh Legacy album would be my choice. blessings |
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| Posted by @Rowan506Levy on 12.11.2010 | |
| The Grammy award can be a hit or miss at times. This years it's a miss. It's hard to believe that of the recordings that were submitted to NARAS these entries were the final nominees. The Reggae industry needs members to join NARAS, this would make a big difference. | |
| Posted by jimsy on 12.12.2010 | |
| I am a Kenyan girl and I really like his lyrics. | |
| Posted by guillaume Bougard on 12.13.2010 | |
| The wonderful photograph on the single cover was taken in 2008 by Laurent Gudin, when Gregory came to say hi during the recording sessions with Brinsley Forde and Sly & Robbie. He even recorded a song that day... Great memories. | |
| Posted by Camille on 12.13.2010 | |
| The album has now been put back to January 18th. We have changed the date on this news accordingly. | |
| Posted by Iiyambo Gabriel on 12.13.2010 | |
| Agreed 100%. I'm from Africa (Namibia) and to me this is a very sad joke. They supose to nominate the new generation of reggae artists, the likes of Gyptian, Busy Signal, Damian Marley. In fact how can they nominate them if they do not know them. Gyptian released a hit this I was expecting him to be nominated. Peace! | |
| Posted by Nicko on 12.13.2010 | |
| Yeah I'm convinced I read about this album a few weeks back. Now hearing these samples I think I may splash a little cash and buy it. Good review, thanks. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 12.13.2010 | |
| I love nyabinghi music all that drumming and chanting very spiritual, true roots music. | |
| Posted by nicko on 12.13.2010 | |
| Great to see an interview with the Man Genius that is the one and only Scientist. Pity it concerned more about how he and other Reggae artists being ripped of. They should not need to be going to court to fight record companies to get there money. It good that Scientist has been able to fight them with the law. I thought Greensleves was a decent record co and the artists did get there money but obviously not same as Blood and Fire. They sound like they stand for the artist and artist get his pay but know this is not right, so big up to Scientist, may Jah help and bless him in the struggle. | |
| Posted by aceofspades on 12.14.2010 | |
| GREAT album ! the tunes featured here are definitely not the best on the album ( they were available on 7"'s few people seem to have noticed last year), which says a lot about the standards on the album. Alpheus is not only a great stylist, he also has a distinctive voice. As for "ska and rock steady tradition being kept alive", he probably is one of the very few artists of JA origins carrying the flag (alongside P Hunnigale, Peter Spence, Courtney John...) but there are many groups keeping it alive all around the world with much style as well. |
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| Posted by Camille on 12.14.2010 | |
| Yes, very nice photo. | |
| Posted by Paulo Matos / REGGAE PORTUGAL on 12.14.2010 | |
| Definitely 1 of the best albums made on the last years. Serious Reggae Music. | |
| Posted by steve power on 12.15.2010 | |
| Real article about time some a the vampire them in a the business get expouse to the light"it go so". Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Camille on 12.15.2010 | |
| At the time of writing we did not have access to the full album. Only the singles. We got the album on the day after this news was published but wanted to spread the word as soon as possible. | |
| Posted by RUWAN CHINTHAKA on 12.18.2010 | |
| Hi, I like that. | |
| Posted by Mark Gorney on 12.20.2010 | |
| For the record, Dynamic Sounds is NOT closed. I wish people would stop perpetuating this rumor. Re reggae dying - in my opinion this is nothing new. It's been happening since 1985. |
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| Posted by free joseph on 12.21.2010 | |
| He always thought in his mind as a youth in Harslesden London,utrice that he gappy was going to surprise his family,and yes in words, and deeds he did the right thing.From his Musical uncle..Free Joseph. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 12.21.2010 | |
| I don't believe reggae music is dying.I think people who grew up listening to reggae during the golden era are still stuck there and just can't stop putting down any reggae artist that's not from that era { you know the next generation of reggae artists }.I can remember reading an article,when roots reggae first started being released and how it had its critics.Technology has made reggae music more accessible,but the downside is all the illegal downloading,maybe that's why sales are not doing well? | |
| Posted by Gabriel from Brazil on 12.22.2010 | |
| hello, thank you for mentioning us, the brasilians! it was a great event! we love Jamaica! | |
| Posted by RasmartyrGJ85 on 12.23.2010 | |
| I like this song Max Romeo - Tribute to Martin Luther King, great civil rights advocate for equality of men. Peace and unity - RasmartyrGJ85 | |
| Posted by sheryl nelson on 12.23.2010 | |
| I need to get in touch with mr benjamin can u have him call me at 316 6371, its very important. | |
| Posted by Felicia Hayes on 12.26.2010 | |
| Your my father Frenchie, I'm Birgits daughter Germany!!!! | |
| Posted by caplis on 12.27.2010 | |
| I´m looking for the cd of Skatroniks Jamaica, I want to buy it but a REAL CD not a downloaded one.. If you can give me the name of some stores where I can buy it through internet it would be great! |
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| Posted by Rachel on 12.27.2010 | |
| BIG UP Buju I LOVE YOU SO MUCH <3<3<3 |
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| Posted by steven Linose-Linzi on 12.28.2010 | |
| Kiprich u de man man | |
| Posted by misssunny on 12.28.2010 | |
| Beautiful, I love Good Man and Hotta Fyah, my girls love it too and would like to hear more of her stuff, so Mr taylor can you bring more of Ms Ernandez to us please. | |
| Posted by Empress Selaska on 12.28.2010 | |
| Glenn Washington is one of the best oldies artiste on the reggae scene. His music is purely inspirational, entertaining, and leaves one wandering what next with GLEN. I know glen personally and I really wish all the best in his musical journey, may god guide his path and keep him on THE RIGHT ROAD!! | |
| Posted by pierre marc simonin on 12.29.2010 | |
| Nice touch of classic roots. Left to be done? Join skelly and wiss and get them in a studio with a proper band like this one. | |
| Posted by Rootsman on 12.30.2010 | |
| Big album indeed. | |
| Posted by maddis on 12.30.2010 | |
| The Stephen Marley Album was very gooood, definitly one of the best Reggae-LPs in the last years i listened too (and I listened to many many LPs)....Still strange why it won twice and Still Reggae Grammy is bulllshit... | |
| Posted by giper bah on 12.30.2010 | |
| Hi Rebellion is Giper out Gambia in Tallinding. You are best musian in the Gambia. | |
| Posted by Noel on 12.31.2010 | |
| You are truly Jah messenger. I saw you from the first time you performed in Florida at Razor's Palace. I saw your gift from that night. Keep delivering the message no powers on earth can stop Luciano | |
| Posted by Almami Conteh on 12.31.2010 | |
| Yow its a pleasure to see our brether lifting our flag to higher heights, Recaller deserve to be a superstar, cas the boya love music n being in the scene for long time. His music is educative, religious and entertaining, i feel it to the bone star. A mi long time brethren n an humble youth too. Keep burning the fire n let the whole world know seh Gambia ah di Promised Land cas we got the vigour, talents n of course being the ''Smiling Coast of Africa''. 1 love 2 d world! |
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| Posted by rasB on 12.31.2010 | |
| Dis yaa number one artist who can stand. | |
| Posted by rasb on 12.31.2010 | |
| Yes rasta we luv mo chant and lyrics fo the upliftment of the youth. | |
| Posted by Reggaemani on 01.03.2011 | |
| Excellent choices! However, I would also like to add both efforts from Luciano, especially United States of Africa. | |
| Posted by Irie Pi on 01.03.2011 | |
| I think Luciano's United States Of Africa was laaarge!!! Big Up |
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| Posted by mermoz kouassi on 01.03.2011 | |
| J'adore ta franchise. J'aime la music reggae exclusivement ton style de reggae. Comme tu peux le constater je suis ivoirien d'origine. |
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| Posted by James Corn on 01.03.2011 | |
| What no ALBOROSIE? 'Escape from babylon' is one of THE best reggae albums of the past decade.... | |
| Posted by Not Easy at All Productions on 01.03.2011 | |
| I would say Apple Gabriel, Chezidek and Maikal X are decent choices! hahaha no all of the twenty records I would say! We're really proud over here that we made it into this fine selection of records, it's an honour to be in a great list like this! that's crazy! Giving thanks! | |
| Posted by ALPHEUS on 01.04.2011 | |
| YEP THE ROMAINE VIRGO SET IS PROPER- GOOD EARS ANGUS-OUTER AND INNER EAR INTACT ESPECIALLY THE LATTER. LOVE-UP ALPHEUS |
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| Posted by DJ Greedy G on 01.04.2011 | |
| I agree with 90% of the choices here. An excellent list. | |
| Posted by simon field on 01.04.2011 | |
| Three European releases I enjoyed last year were more dub than those above, were \'Re-wired in Dub\' by Pama International & Mad Professor, Dub Setter by Adrian Sherwood & Lee Scratch Perry, and the Best of Deep Root Records - a CD release of the first eight singles released on Deep Root records! | |
| Posted by ras daniel on 01.04.2011 | |
| United States of Africa by Luciano is a BIG omission from this list..best album for the year 2010 to me by a mile... | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.04.2011 | |
| Thanks for your comments. The Alborosie album was released in 2009 in Europe so was included on our 2009 list. We considered doing a top 25 to include the two Luciano albums but decided it was already quite a long list. | |
| Posted by Ace Lewis on 01.04.2011 | |
| Did anyone ever listen to Maurice Gregory's "Closure" CD? Personally, it should have entered the rankings. Maurice is from Kingston, JA and is brother to Papa San. Check out the CD! | |
| Posted by rootsman on 01.04.2011 | |
| Yeah great list. Liked the Chezidek album the best. Also the Earl Zero album is a great album. | |
| Posted by luther king on 01.05.2011 | |
| Yèyè bles up!!! Yin ki mové son ou k fè continué! More fosssssssss. | |
| Posted by San Tawnah on 01.06.2011 | |
| Blessed love...Duckie mi friend for life link up!!! | |
| Posted by Rudolph Graham on 01.06.2011 | |
| Jah live, you did your work. Love |
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| Posted by ezekiel karanja on 01.07.2011 | |
| Real herbalist. | |
| Posted by MissMikelah on 01.07.2011 | |
| Nice! | |
| Posted by misssunny on 01.08.2011 | |
| Loved reading this whilst listening to his music, very pleased the fact that he touched on his spirituality. | |
| Posted by philipp on 01.08.2011 | |
| Some good stuff here, for sure. But where is Spragga Benz - Shotta Culture? Big one missin' I also miss Tiken Jah Fakoly (African Revolution), very innovative. Bujus' long player has its moments too... n' what about Israel Vibration? |
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| Posted by zionfyre on 01.08.2011 | |
| I give LADY LEE's Album "Revolution Time" an honourable mention!!! Nice vibes and pro-rated production/mastering. | |
| Posted by Rachel on 01.09.2011 | |
| Hi I read about the library and donation of books. College libraries in England have a regular clearance of books especially during the end of year. If someone could set up an intiative to hone in on getting unsold books to Jamaica it would be a way of building up libraries out there. There are hundreds of books here thrown away each year even in public libraries too. I would be happy to be an advocate. |
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| Posted by Diana on 01.09.2011 | |
| Wow Gyptian you have an awsome voice... It sends shivers threw my body when i hear it love it don't ever stop singing..... It would be our loss of a great singer. | |
| Posted by Ladysniper on 01.10.2011 | |
| Bounty u r number 1. Always was, always will be. Bam bam kaboom. |
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| Posted by Strongtree on 01.11.2011 | |
| Yes i agree the reggae artists from the Virgin Island's are up there with the best of them,Pressure,Abja,Niyorah,Ras Attitude,iba,Dezarie,Army,De Apostle,Batch and Midnite just to name a few. | |
| Posted by idol on 01.11.2011 | |
| C'est génial, Luciano fait partie des plus grands reggae man de notre génération. Respect mon frere big uppppppp. | |
| Posted by dusan on 01.11.2011 | |
| Finally! Midnite is the best reggae band in the world. Vaughn and Ron are kings. | |
| Posted by lewis dussey on 01.11.2011 | |
| Great work by a great man for a great man. Jah know........ | |
| Posted by DJ Ras Ijel on 01.12.2011 | |
| Wha happen to Luciano two album? Dem album, especially de Write My Name album ah BIG BIG Grammy type material! Some a dem album pon dat list neva eva play pon a mainstream radio inna rotation. How come dem is de best albums..? | |
| Posted by King Lo on 01.12.2011 | |
| Watch it in better quality here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lbj7gxh-Pa0 | |
| Posted by Angus on 01.13.2011 | |
| Thanks everyone for your comments. Plenty of good albums missed and I am rightly catching some flack for not mentioning Luciano. As Camille hinted, both albums were on the list from the start but I dropped them at the last minute on the grounds that, having released two great albums in one year, he didn\'t need the exposure. Judging from the comments I was right! | |
| Posted by witheld on 01.14.2011 | |
| Forget about no meat and no alcohol. What about the stockies posing as conscious people who will be flooding the joint. Nick name Rebel Salute stocky salute. First hand inside info on that truth. Is the they lyrics dont mean nothing if ur robbing and abusing people in name of wanting to be seen as a someone before u can even sing. Canthe Pepsi to. |
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| Posted by j on 01.14.2011 | |
| What a hypocritical event. It is billed as promoting a healthy lifestyle, yet Pepsi has done more to damage the health of society, with their fat, Sugar, and tortured flesh (they owned and operated KFC until it split and became YUM brands, a subsidiary of Pepsico) Most rastafari Reggae artists are FRAUDS... A bunch of money worshippers begging to be let in to the very society that they 'burn'. | |
| Posted by capa jones on 01.14.2011 | |
| Madd | |
| Posted by victor hugo bautista on 01.15.2011 | |
| Kingston Town | |
| Posted by chaliga mozee on 01.15.2011 | |
| Ras Manjul ni nomaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Janey on 01.15.2011 | |
| Love you guys together- great work! | |
| Posted by andy jahma on 01.16.2011 | |
| HEY SIMBA, GLAD TO SEE YOU STILL KEEPING IT REAL. BEEN A LONG TIME. STAY BLESSED. | |
| Posted by fredson on 01.17.2011 | |
| Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Selecta Easy on 01.17.2011 | |
| Listened the album pon itunes, it bad. Wicked combination. | |
| Posted by misssunny on 01.18.2011 | |
| Reminds me of the 80s and Blue Beat era wonderful music but even better interview | |
| Posted by tomas on 01.18.2011 | |
| Excellent release. Alpheus has brought forward a tremendous new album. Salute! | |
| Posted by KIM R. N. SIMMONS on 01.18.2011 | |
| Buju sorry I missed you show in Miami. I knew you could do it. I love your music to the bone. All the best to you in the near future. Hope to see you back in BERMUDA! Love from (Kim Island Girl) I hope you return to Jamaica soon. | |
| Posted by rib in peace on 01.20.2011 | |
| February 16th - Lutan Fyah & Jah Mason @ CDQ, Warsaw, Poland | |
| Posted by Kurt Kanaskie on 01.20.2011 | |
| I've been searching for this artist for so long, so glad I found it! I happened to tape Roots - Laaaaaaahhhhhh, off the radio in the 80's but could never find the artist. Its been our them song on yearly mountain bike camping trips since 1984! His story give's me the chicken-skin. So stoked I actually found this! |
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| Posted by Bellz fire on 01.21.2011 | |
| Sizzla Kalonji big up urself, naff respect 2 yu Rasta, neva let dem Babylon bring yu down, kip the fire blazing...Bless | |
| Posted by Soul Sis on 01.22.2011 | |
| Great interview. From the sound of it, this sister is on her way to becoming one of Reggae's greats. I hope she maintain the positive vibe and hope her album is a hit. | |
| Posted by AYPT on 01.23.2011 | |
| That's a great pic of Peter! They're keeping the spirit alive at www.facebook.com/petertosh and twitter.com/petertosh...he may not get as much attention, but his influence is undeniable.... | |
| Posted by charles on 01.23.2011 | |
| Big up Jah Messenger himself. | |
| Posted by pjrasi on 01.24.2011 | |
| GAIL.U HAV DUN A WONDERFUL JOB N I FULJOYED EVERY BIT OF D SHOW N REMARKS N SPECULATIONS TOWARDS D GREAT BUJU BANTON. CONTINUED WIT D GOOD WORKS MY DEAR FRIEND | |
| Posted by Deb on 01.24.2011 | |
| How could you kill someone for a fucking blackberry. WTF | |
| Posted by collete jones...AKA shortie,,,, on 01.24.2011 | |
| See it tho...... Dem evil... Parrasites... D germs a life. Taken d youth life fe a phone... Dem ting is words fail me... Him needs fe lock up fe life... What the ???? My prayers and thaughts are wid the familey right now... If you no no anythink about that shootin... Let the police no... You can stay out d picture... As residue of a gun stays inna yuh skin fe a good while... Not visible to the human eye... But visible through lazer test... If you no stop this shit... Keepin it real shortie ... | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 01.24.2011 | |
| I am sick of these evil doers, the killing of innocent people seems to never end with dem, another reggae artist murdered just like Prince Fari, Hugh Mundell, Pan Head and so many others. My prayers go out to the family, Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Monica Harvey on 01.24.2011 | |
| Gail, this is an excellent article. Well written, the best I have read so far. Also the pictures are very beautiful. | |
| Posted by Neville Ingram on 01.24.2011 | |
| There are many existing so called Reggae artists who have contributed with their outrageous lyrics pure slackness. What has happened to the D.Brown, G.Issac & Bob Marley\\ of Reggae all I seem to hear is Slackness, Bad man & Gun ting why are we surprised no body is interested in the music they love! | |
| Posted by William Brathwaite on 01.24.2011 | |
| Taj takes his work to a another level. This collection moves well beyond Deidem which is a wonderful piece of work. There is a haunting similarity in sound, style AND substance to the late, great Bob Marley, but that is still uniquely Taj... Well done | |
| Posted by kim on 01.26.2011 | |
| Great song. | |
| Posted by RONNY on 01.26.2011 | |
| U guys just rock reggae bring love reggae bring back swt swt luv. | |
| Posted by Queen on 01.26.2011 | |
| I am interested in information about your organic product for your joints. I had to go and have two injections in my knees yesterday, and learned that I have no cartilage left. so like a good doctor he suggested surgery. Well I have had many surgeries and also I am a Jehovah witness and will not accept blood. So I had heard about your product and in the past I smoked the Budwiser and never knew that it dried out your joints and now I am having problems. If you could send me some information I would like to order it from you. Also I watched Shotta\'s I have never in my life watched a movie that many times I have a best friend named Kelly, and we went to collage together and I took care of her kids for her and we were supposed to go back to her yard but my dad got sick and i had to come and take care of him in Natchitoches LA. and so she told me that if I ever go to not go into trench town alone I loved her accent and was glad that shotta\'s exposed that corrupt government and also I had a problem with you using the n word and B---h word because I never heard Kelly or Ron use those word don\'t take this personally but it threw me off because Spragga never said it but it is just that I wish that humans would quit hatin and start participatin. Well if you could send that information I would appreciate it very much oh 1 more thing you look so much like your dad it is like he spit you out and YOU ARE FINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by CHARLES KARIUKI on 01.26.2011 | |
| New song. | |
| Posted by Futunale on 01.27.2011 | |
| Culture my number one artist, live to play his musics generations to come. | |
| Posted by Anders on 01.27.2011 | |
| This is one great app. Really slick and all the content is easy to find. Thanks! |
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| Posted by Dennis Njihia on 01.27.2011 | |
| Please I kindly request you send me the copy of your latest riddim released. | |
| Posted by Curtis on 01.27.2011 | |
| Looks like a great lineup! THE GREEN are killing it! They were named iTunes Best Reggae Album of 2010. www.TheGreen808.com | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 01.28.2011 | |
| Hi, slight correction here: the Gregory Isaacs cut Roberto is remixing is not recorded with the Homegrown band, but Sly & Robbie. I am not with the Homegrown, I think he is confusing me with my friend Guillaume Briard. Aside from that, I totally agree with Roberto's analysis of the current "crisis" in Jamaican roots reggae music and the huge responsibility of the musicians who dont play "heavy" anymore. Also, I dont understand why producers wont hire the Roots Radics to back their new productions instead of the dibby dibby sounding outfits... |
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| Posted by Marsha Farmer on 01.28.2011 | |
| Blessing Bushman keep trodding! and releasing the lyrics from da heart! sister in-law! | |
| Posted by Ras Denco on 01.28.2011 | |
| Raspect.. | |
| Posted by EDOUARD on 01.28.2011 | |
| Très bon artiste et bonne interview. Merçi beaucoup...continuez | |
| Posted by miss sunny on 01.28.2011 | |
| One of the best interviews i've read | |
| Posted by amy gal on 01.28.2011 | |
| Me love da video.... is tight... keep it up... | |
| Posted by mozee on 01.29.2011 | |
| Every tin is coooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!! EVERY TIN S KAKYHA!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 01.30.2011 | |
| Thanks Guillaume, it has been changed. | |
| Posted by chals on 01.30.2011 | |
| Qué buena entrevista!! | |
| Posted by WeShall on 01.30.2011 | |
| One of the greatest entity of the United States criminal justice is what is known as 'jurors'. They are the gateway and the prosecution must convince them to get to Buju Banton. Its my strong belief that Buju Banton will be protected by any and all jury selected. | |
| Posted by Pastagaaaaa on 01.31.2011 | |
| IRIE BLESS FROM MEXICO ! IRIE BLESS | |
| Posted by Mr rhymebus nija! on 01.31.2011 | |
| What a wicked and ungodly thing 2 do kill a boy bekos a of blackberry? What an vill act! | |
| Posted by nwankwoala ugochukwu on 01.31.2011 | |
| The struggle which a man believes and dies for, must surely immortalise him. Adieu a great soul preacher. | |
| Posted by tinashe on 02.01.2011 | |
| I like you Buju. God bless you rasta. | |
| Posted by ndume on 02.01.2011 | |
| Cecile is hotter than hell ! Get a kiss from me. | |
| Posted by Dub on 02.02.2011 | |
| Killed for a Blackberry ? REALLY ? SERIOUSLY ? A DAMN PHONE EQUALS A LIFE ? Many things about this world sadden me. R.I.P. Copper. | |
| Posted by ganjaman#1 on 02.02.2011 | |
| Blaze blaze blaze. | |
| Posted by alberth marmolejo on 02.02.2011 | |
| Hey yo I love this music is everything for me, Jah bless you for this information center is what I think about your page, brother I'm from Colombia and I'd like to be part of one of this partys with all those brother .... blessses n' pace nice page. GOD IS ONE FOREVER ...... PACE OUT BROTHERS |
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| Posted by antreas on 02.03.2011 | |
| Excelent interview. The album is very good incoporates many styles from Ska to Roots. Wonderful music, Alpheus indeed put his heart in it some of his perfomances are astonishing. I hope they will do a sequel. Roberto is a very talented producer and both this and Earl Zero album are nice vintage reggae. |
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| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 02.03.2011 | |
| I keep hearing his re-cut of his own Christipher Columbus on FIP radio in Paris, France. Big tune, nice artist. Happy to see / hear him... Looking forward to his album. | |
| Posted by louis Devereux on 02.03.2011 | |
| How do I subscribe ? | |
| Posted by Lee Abel on 02.03.2011 | |
| Pure niceness, photos, words and vibes! Thanks Sis. Next year... | |
| Posted by Camille on 02.04.2011 | |
| You can buy this issue here : http://www.magcloud.com/user/unitedreggae | |
| Posted by sarah bush thomas on 02.04.2011 | |
| BLESSED LOVE I WAS AT THE SHOW I CAME FROM LONDON IT WAS GREAT ESP TARRUS BERES AND QUEEN IFRIKA, RASPECT TO YOU FOR A WELL ORGANISED SHOW ONE LOVE...RASTAFARI LIVES | |
| Posted by LIONNESS 7 on 02.04.2011 | |
| THROW BACK RIDDIMIS BEAUTIFUL LOVERS ROCK WATER PUMPING COME BACK AGAIN,,,RESPECT KEMAR FLAVA MCGREGOR RESPECT LION | |
| Posted by Empress Nicky on 02.04.2011 | |
| Me absolutely love Jamaican Queen - such beautiful words | |
| Posted by yamin on 02.05.2011 | |
| The crazy thing is about 4-years ago is some some 1 pulled KNIFE out on him and took another phone that my brother gave 2 him. But this the ULTIMATE. R.I.P COPPA | |
| Posted by Susan Cadogan on 02.05.2011 | |
| Someone sent me this link and I am so happy to read about Glen Adams, It seemed since his untimely passing, he had been forgotten and so I am glad to see this. . Glen always wanted to return to Jamaica to live and this he did. He was always not in "A-1" health but was doing well until he became ill on November 25th....I know this because I was there, through the weeks of his illness. I honor his name and his legacy and am happy to have been his friend for 37 years. Rest in Peace! | |
| Posted by misssunny on 02.06.2011 | |
| Loving this. | |
| Posted by Sherry on 02.06.2011 | |
| I love your music Tanya. | |
| Posted by steven on 02.07.2011 | |
| Reggae, dub has evolved but the people that control the reviews, the promotions etc are stuck in the past. Reggae is not dead, dub is not dead. Its just sadly neglected and soon will ignored as the newer artsists are surely tired of not getting any recognition wil just move on. I knwo loads of great artists that can't even get a review. oh well. |
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| Posted by dusan on 02.07.2011 | |
| One of the best reggae singers. Lyricson keep on making great music and spreading a message. | |
| Posted by Jonny on 02.07.2011 | |
| I think Reggae as we know it is dying out. Round my way in Clapton Regal Records is now a Polish cafe. I remember the shop was stinging back in the day. Like the article said, kids ain't playing it no more. Sound systems and park events are more or less dead too. | |
| Posted by Má Raça on 02.08.2011 | |
| Reggae isn't dying, but the conciousness is. there's a lot of modern reggae artists that don't focus their lyrics in the ispiration of the almighty. back in the days (70's and early 80's) reggae was conscious, uplifting and revolucionary. i live in portugal and in here, the soundsystems that gather more audience are the ones who play non counscios dancehall. it's a pity wat's happening to reggae, if i have the skill of a selecta and the means, i start right now my own soundsystem... and a counscious one. | |
| Posted by mustapha on 02.08.2011 | |
| Hi Alaine this is Mustapha Sowe a.k.a mustigdajustifier, from the Gambia. How are you? | |
| Posted by mustapha on 02.08.2011 | |
| I like you because of being part of the United Reggae family | |
| Posted by RFS on 02.08.2011 | |
| Amazing interview. The knowledge, the passion and the work. Will be watching for more work to come from Roberto. One thing, the tag link to A-Lone leads to an empty page at the time of writing this, can you add the links you have? Peace |
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| Posted by 2020 on 02.09.2011 | |
| Thanks for this riddim. It is very upful, thanks. | |
| Posted by Kipp on 02.10.2011 | |
| No other way to represent a world reggae festival then to listen to a little Rebelution. | |
| Posted by originaldubman on 02.11.2011 | |
| Love your passion and frankness bretren Lloyd [I'm biased 2 Bob Andy ] but agree with you how you view it king. More strength to what a one is in content, I'm born in Hackney, grew up in Mochoand a bit in Kingston usually no background to show off with but I always knew who I was, bless up !! | |
| Posted by maurocard on 02.11.2011 | |
| I really don't understand.. a new release without any kind of promotion!!! I'm waiting for Rasta Love from 8 months.. And now, nobody talk about it.. |
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| Posted by maena on 02.12.2011 | |
| Maena ouais. | |
| Posted by digital Tubbys on 02.13.2011 | |
| Serious interview. | |
| Posted by Camille on 02.13.2011 | |
| United Reggae talk about it! :-) | |
| Posted by Jah Jah in T.O. on 02.13.2011 | |
| Seldom does a chosen few, in this case the "select" members of the Recording Academy, represent the opinions of the masses. One must question the broader awareness of the membership about Reggae and what it has to offer. For the most part they can only relate to the mainstream stuff. Take it for what it is, a bunch of very rich people getting together for a night of who is the best dressed and who is the most outlandish. | |
| Posted by silverbackgirl on 02.14.2011 | |
| This tour is gonna be nuts, good music, tight people, and good vibes. | |
| Posted by Lady British on 02.14.2011 | |
| This was a good read. He intrigues me | |
| Posted by DweetSweet on 02.14.2011 | |
| Amazing voice! Amazing talent! Great music! Just loving him | |
| Posted by misssunny on 02.14.2011 | |
| Fantastic, absolutly brilliant. | |
| Posted by fredson on 02.14.2011 | |
| I loved everything, very good information that goes on.. | |
| Posted by MODOU LAMIN on 02.14.2011 | |
| THANKS TURBULENCE MY STAR | |
| Posted by Raphael Williams on 02.15.2011 | |
| Great, great album rasta. Natural, authentic, straight from the heart, from a humble rastafarian. Jah Bless. Good Works. | |
| Posted by papashante bushman on 02.15.2011 | |
| Well a tru rasta dont use concaine we know it is juss a setup by Babylon dem juss want to finish the rastafari inity. | |
| Posted by jerry neville on 02.16.2011 | |
| As long as society values material growth over spiritual growth and personal acquisition and vanity are regarded as the norm - such events will continue to occur worldwide. RIP Coppa - "Yuh gone too soon" | |
| Posted by Nasserk215 on 02.16.2011 | |
| This is gonna be epic a true night of roots rocking!! | |
| Posted by Marcia Craig on 02.16.2011 | |
| Great as always Apple Gabriel... Jah continues to be your solid Rock. Hope all is well with you, and this come back will take you to 'Higher Ground' all other ground is sinking sand. One Love. | |
| Posted by LLOYD JONES on 02.16.2011 | |
| When I first heard Rasta Love on the radio I email the DJ (DJ Sunshine) trying to find out the name of the song, which I did'nt get until recently, played by DJ AMBER @ irie fm. Big tune. | |
| Posted by treacle on 02.17.2011 | |
| Loved it! | |
| Posted by Dave on 02.17.2011 | |
| I can't believe how dope this line up is. I just might have to head out. | |
| Posted by captnfranksta on 02.18.2011 | |
| Rebelution omfg they are the best live energy around!!!! | |
| Posted by Meakai on 02.18.2011 | |
| Great article, I was transported to the show while reading the article. Thanks. | |
| Posted by Slim on 02.19.2011 | |
| Looks like a great lineup. Except I might have to pass on Rupa April Fishes. Her voice is like wet cardboard. All else tight. | |
| Posted by Mike on 02.20.2011 | |
| Its a shame - I cant find the cd to buy!! I dont buy MP3! Do you know a shop where i can buy the album? Thanks |
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| Posted by lenroy brown on 02.21.2011 | |
| Wow, what a revelation! I was just saying to my family last night that of all of the early Island records (uk) covering the ska and rock steady period, the only ones that showed the composer and publishing credits were those that charted in englands pop charts. Someone sure made money out of ska, rocksteady and reggae - it doesn't seem to be the people that originally made the music. | |
| Posted by Francisco Flores on 02.22.2011 | |
| I have come to love Lucky's music. I first hear his music at Reggae Sunsplash and fell in love with his musical rythm. I am from Mexico and I love Reggae Music and will for ever "Remember Him". Big up Lucky...may you rest in peace. | |
| Posted by CXTER 101 on 02.22.2011 | |
| JAH B WITH THE RIGHTEOUS ... ENTETIES OF HIS GARDEN .. B KEPT IN THE UPMOST ...HEIGHT S FOR IEVER .. MUCH REZPECTS TO HIS PEOPLES AROUND THA WAY .. BLESSED MESSNGER.. |
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| Posted by Rudeboy on 02.23.2011 | |
| This is a payback for Boom BYE BYE. Battibwoy babylon society frame Buju.. | |
| Posted by ballan on 02.24.2011 | |
| Yes yes yes yes rasta blesssss you. | |
| Posted by Murv on 02.25.2011 | |
| I am pretty sure a lot of people where looking for the dubversion of african blood, i found it on the Cultural Vibes Compilation cd on the Jahsolidrock label. | |
| Posted by Musweu Jimmy on 02.25.2011 | |
| Keep the fire burning. I love this people music...... we tell them again...Jah live and rein!!! | |
| Posted by ferdinard on 02.25.2011 | |
| Woooh dat is good interview. Big up. | |
| Posted by gressea on 02.25.2011 | |
| My Buju will get through no matter what I have high hope for him. | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 02.26.2011 | |
| Wow! Monty sounds fresh like 50 years ago... Amazing. This is very pleasant. I'll BUY this when it comes out! | |
| Posted by Smiley Bibim on 02.26.2011 | |
| Rest in Peace Jah Woosh. Deep Love and Respect. Give Thanks..! |
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| Posted by chuck wren on 02.26.2011 | |
| Kickstart a fourth wave? You obviously have not heard of our label Jump Up, we focus on contemporary bands who play traditional ska and do quite well with it. We released a dozen records last year - can anyone else say that? Nope... www.jumpuprecords.com Chuck Wren | |
| Posted by KWAMERA on 02.27.2011 | |
| I KNOW BUJU INA DRUG MAN. BUJU A PURE RASTAMAN. | |
| Posted by cameo on 02.27.2011 | |
| I dont like it.. | |
| Posted by Sadiki on 02.27.2011 | |
| I have heard of your label Chuck. In fact I met with you at Delilah's in Chicago to discuss releasing this project as well as touring opportunities for Mr. Morris. I don't believe I received a response whether by phone or e-mail. The fourth wave cannot start until the originators of the Artform decide to do so... And Mr. Morris has decided that now is the time! Get on board Chuck, Let's Go!!! |
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| Posted by Earl Panton on 02.28.2011 | |
| Fourth wave?!! where have you guys been?!!! Ska is plundering its fifth wave as we speak with the Japanese and Koreans and especially the South and Central Americans navigating their adventurous ways through it. You guys better get it together before the next wave starts. Bt the way this sample cut from Eric my old Kingston neighbor is sounding very good, I keep singing it in my mind and that's a great sign of a hit. Please give it full attention like I'm seeing you giving Eric's career some focus. It's a shame a foundation artist like Monty hasn't done an album as yet with so much pioneering hits under his belt. Cheers to you and him in this really seemingly great recording. All the very best to your project, One Love!! | |
| Posted by Helen on 02.28.2011 | |
| Chuck, you seem like a very bitter person. Sadiki, I agree with you. Can't wait to buy this album! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 03.01.2011 | |
| Wow what a gem, looking forward to this album to drop love roots reggae from this period in the UK. Another great album of UK reggae is DON'T CALL US IMMIGRANTS on the Pressure Sounds label both these album's are Essential!!! | |
| Posted by Mark Gorney on 03.01.2011 | |
| Sadiki, Please contact me Mark Gorney Tip Top Sound/SF Vintage Reggae Society (510) 665-4211 |
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| Posted by Sir Joe - Heartical on 03.02.2011 | |
| According to his brother July, Jah Woosh died of bone cancer on Sunday feb 20, 1 pm London (UK). RIP Great Jah Woosh |
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| Posted by Helder Graça on 03.02.2011 | |
| Love you ETANA, you are a princess, strong one really... | |
| Posted by Jerome Beckford on 03.02.2011 | |
| Need to get hold of Bev, Anita Donavan ASAP. Don't have a number to get hold of you on. Send me a number by e-mail on kingbeckford@yahoo.co.uk | |
| Posted by Rudy on 03.02.2011 | |
| Battibwoy babylon society. Dat mek me laugh. Rudeboy creatin' someting afear don' exist. Cyant face another fool feeding Babylon the fyah of racial stereotype. Buju let us down, mon. | |
| Posted by Puss on 03.02.2011 | |
| I ain't gonna lie. This track should not - under any circumstances - be released. It does Gregory no justice what-so-ever! A lot of the words cannot be understood. I have seen the video and thought it was just a 'lets kill some time' ting...no disrespect... |
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| Posted by oscar on 03.02.2011 | |
| Viva Martin Luther King jr !!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by joseph on 03.03.2011 | |
| One love. | |
| Posted by jahsent on 03.03.2011 | |
| Only Jah know the truth behind this case,and I know buju banton will pay for it if he is guilty, but Jah wrath will definately come upon all those behind the setup. Rastafari! | |
| Posted by STAVROS on 03.03.2011 | |
| Where was all this Reggae music happening. In Jamaica or in England. | |
| Posted by Too Tall on 03.03.2011 | |
| Buju and Jah know the truth - but dont put nothing past babylon/US government - if they want to to set man up and make it look real - they will and the general public will be none the wiser - | |
| Posted by mama on 03.04.2011 | |
| Puissant Jah TURBAN. RESPECT. |
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| Posted by NAtashia on 03.04.2011 | |
| I think gyption is a sick artist and from his interviews it sounds like he is my yang | |
| Posted by ruzira makula on 03.05.2011 | |
| SELASSIE IS DEVINE a humbling and inovative faya give thanks fi di isparation | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 03.05.2011 | |
| Very sad indeed that another reggae great has passed away great roots singer and the group Knowledge awesome roots reggae group,if you have not got the album straight outta trenchtown by Knowledge on the french record label Makasound get it now! ESSENTIAL in your reggae collection. | |
| Posted by misssunny on 03.05.2011 | |
| I like the way you seem to put them at ease, excellent choice of tune, Maneater | |
| Posted by Krista on 03.07.2011 | |
| What happens if stalkers want to buy a vip ticket? | |
| Posted by Evelyn on 03.08.2011 | |
| This is the hottest star of the season....so good,yet sooooo cool.Love you Chris | |
| Posted by Evelyn on 03.08.2011 | |
| CHRIS MARTIN IS THE BEST | |
| Posted by Bertram Johnson on 03.10.2011 | |
| Appreciate very much the exposure and kind comments about JAVAA and its mission \"to preserve Jamaica\'s rich musical heritage\". Just to say, though, that membership consideration in JAVAA is now open to all music industry practitioners and enthusiasts who would share this mission. Regards! |
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| Posted by gary on 03.10.2011 | |
| I really love reggae music. Keep me posted with dubs. | |
| Posted by lissandra on 03.10.2011 | |
| Bless your words!! Reggae music is a higher profesion. | |
| Posted by Dale Cooper on 03.10.2011 | |
| This is really none too surprising. Sad to say there's just no money in roots reggae any more, especially in reissuing old and obscure stuff that not many have heard of to begin with. Labels attempting this would be well advised to scale back their operations - do much more limited pressings like the small metal and punk labels do, and lean more on digital distribution as well. Just the fact that Makasound was apparently in debt for that much tells me that they were putting too much cash into what they were doing, when there was very little hope of getting it back in sales. | |
| Posted by stacey-ann on 03.11.2011 | |
| Satta massagana... King I give thanks for your matchless life... I appreci-love you and your music and I support you full hundred... You sing music to uplift the people and your vibes keep me going.... I'm waiting for this new album to drop... Till then... More love more life. | |
| Posted by rootsman on 03.11.2011 | |
| This is really sad news. It's especially sad to see that authentic roots reggae can not survive in these modern times. The music industry in general is in a lot of turmoil , but this is truely very sad.. | |
| Posted by Jonite on 03.11.2011 | |
| Truth. However, there's also a release with Scientist's remixes available. Need to check that out. | |
| Posted by Natcha on 03.11.2011 | |
| Big up Tarrus Riley and nice mix! | |
| Posted by Kiiru on 03.11.2011 | |
| First I must say I am a big fan, Etana is a very rare shinning light in the singjay indurstry. the new album is good and should be promoted world wide not just in the caribean and America even though they are the biggest markets. lastly, I am Kenyan, swahili is my first language and whoever told you Etana means strong one lied, the closest it comes to that is call out...however like oldman shakes said long ago...whats a name, wouldnt a rose by any other name smell just as nice? Keep it up. | |
| Posted by shantelle on 03.11.2011 | |
| Wow!!!!!!!!!! Lovely interview. You are interesting, motivating etc............ Keep it up girl! Blessings all the way. | |
| Posted by julio on 03.11.2011 | |
| Support my music, vote for me on http://www.reggaecontest.eu/bands/bazil !!! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 03.11.2011 | |
| This is terrible news, Makasound what a great label one of my favourite reissue labels along side the Blood & Fire label, both these labels put their heart and soul into each release, every release on the Makasound label is essential to your reggae collection so i suggest to those who don't have them all get them now before it's to late | |
| Posted by kelly smart on 03.11.2011 | |
| Richie Spice has great thing going for him. He is so bless. | |
| Posted by sabrina benbey on 03.12.2011 | |
| Sizzla love you baby the Bahamas. Nuff respect. | |
| Posted by cherry roberts on 03.12.2011 | |
| Rest in peace Gregory, your songs will live on your the legend of all legends. | |
| Posted by HarryT on 03.14.2011 | |
| I was at a dance in Southend last month - well and alive scene there - big tunes and even found a new online store for me vinyl - jah love to the scene! http://www.jahwaggysrecords.com - killer tooooons |
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| Posted by xavier on 03.14.2011 | |
| Thanks Ras Achis. Mad mad mad! | |
| Posted by naptali on 03.15.2011 | |
| Blessings for the strength.. | |
| Posted by suzi on 03.15.2011 | |
| RIP Knowledge loved spending time with you you were always so joyful. | |
| Posted by gkenda volk on 03.15.2011 | |
| DRUGS!!!!!!!! I see the sadness in your eyes...I feel your pain...I hear your lies. I recognize your guilt and shame because our lives were once the same. I kissed the pipe...I scarred the vein...just like you, I was insane. On a mission everyday while fear and chaos led my way. And I pretended not to see that what I chose was killing me. Lost in shadows, I lived a lie. Constant heartache while I watched my dreams die. Consequences realized too late to erase the damage that I'd create. My addiction blinded me to how very sweet life could be. JAH heard my cries, HE heard my plea and broke the chains of my misery. I give thanks and praise everytime...everyday. By JAH grace and mercy, I found THE WAY. | |
| Posted by antreas on 03.15.2011 | |
| Great interview. | |
| Posted by Sir Joe - Heartical on 03.15.2011 | |
| Yes "Far East", but it isn't really a relick : in fact it's just the same original tape that Junjo /Jah Life used for Barrington Levy's "Fuss & fight".... | |
| Posted by maurocard on 03.15.2011 | |
| We are melting away the mysteries about the release of Anthony B's new album, 'Rasta Love'. The record, announced more than a year ago, was released in February by "Born Fire Music", the label founded by the same singer from Jamaica, with no promotion. In the world of reggae many had asked the reasons for this choice, especially because 'Rasta Love' is a great album, which fuses dancehall rhythms and roots music, in Anthony B's style. The Jamaican superstar said that the album is only available at a promotional level, and now you can buy a copy just at live show. Has not started yet, therefore, the physical distribution in all record stores worldwide. Meanwhile, the artist is busy with his long 'Rasta Love Tour 2011' which, starting from North America January 5, moved to South America in February, Australia in March and will arrive in Europe in June and July. It's still available on Itunes the first single 'My my yes & my no'(http://itunes.apple.com/album/my-yes-on-my-no-single/id423554903), a love song particularly successful . We just have to wait. MC |
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| Posted by Chris Hills on 03.15.2011 | |
| As an Administrator of the project I extend a big thank you to United Reggae. Please keep updated with the project by visiting our Facebook page as things change almost daily. Come and join us - www.facebook.com/hcollabproject | |
| Posted by Henrik on 03.16.2011 | |
| Yes. It is dying. All labels have folded, or at least are not releasing a lot. Think Greensleeves, Trojan, Blood & Fire, Jet Star. Artists like Sizzla released 4-5 albums a year. Now he will be happy with one. I myself bought 30-40 albums a year 3-10 years ago. Now? Not since Sanches latest great effort. I Sweden where I live, the reggae artists used to play in places about 500-1000 capacity. Nowdays 200-500. I feel sad. But, at the same time, the reggae festival in Uppsala is quite successful. | |
| Posted by Camille on 03.16.2011 | |
| And ebreggae.com has some - http://www.ebreggae.com/Reggae/CD/124616/Anthony-B-Rasta-Love.html | |
| Posted by behold on 03.16.2011 | |
| Wicked roots-mix!!! Irie ites, big up and thx. |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 03.17.2011 | |
| Boring. | |
| Posted by chris baldie on 03.17.2011 | |
| Had the pleasure of meeting and reasoning with Knowledge always a positive vibrations pure and clean.As long as there is MEMORY loved ones lost will always be a thought away | |
| Posted by Ones Culture on 03.17.2011 | |
| Apparently, Smiley stabbed himself in his chest in the kitchen after he made a request to the police during his arrest, to make a cup of tea, whilst they were waiting for him in the front room and for him to do so. They later went into the kitchen and found him in a collapsed state.......... RIP Smiley Culture | |
| Posted by luis on 03.17.2011 | |
| Yeah Luther Ling es un gran defensor. | |
| Posted by msraggauk on 03.17.2011 | |
| I know Smiley from back in the day, we lived in the same block of flats. He would come and chill sometimes. He and Asher seneter use to be with Saxon sound, before he even made it as a singer. Rip in my friend. | |
| Posted by theresa(reggae2theworld) on 03.17.2011 | |
| Rueben Mystic jingle - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17tPh3hNn3U | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 03.18.2011 | |
| "Musicians attacked the new trends as killing the music." True, 100% true. It's been downhill ever since. Maybe more popular, but uninteresting, going from low to low. And now the artists are bleaching and creating controversy this way to remain current instead of dropping fat tunes... |
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| Posted by nicolas bata zomba on 03.18.2011 | |
| Lord have mercy i and i!! | |
| Posted by marko mit k on 03.18.2011 | |
| Where can I buy this big tune? "No Money" Best ever! Is it available on vinyl? 7" or 12"? |
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| Posted by Max Dread Minaya on 03.18.2011 | |
| Etana Message is trully and clear, nothing but the truth when it comes to radio stations and the politics of music now a days. I trully agree with her and as many of us as artist had experience many similar circumtances. And to be an trully honest artist, need to know who you are and to be honest about it, and for anyone!... Max Dread Minaya/Reggae Artist/Song writer www.MinayaMusicInc.com www.google.com search: Max Dread Minaya Respect |
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| Posted by Felipe on 03.19.2011 | |
| Lovin all the mixes, any chance these can be downloaded? Jah Bless |
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| Posted by Caroll on 03.19.2011 | |
| I dont for one minute believe that Smiley Culture stabbed himself. He was not mentally disturbed so why would he? The police know what truely happened and they need to be charged and brought to justice. | |
| Posted by Danison on 03.19.2011 | |
| Na, na, na, na, na, na, yeah... Big up Richie. I love your music. Ghetto girl, Take it easy, Earth a run red, etc |
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| Posted by xavier on 03.19.2011 | |
| Hi, You can get it here: http://www.mediafire.com/?rhlj3rx3ojx27a5 |
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| Posted by youth on 03.19.2011 | |
| Can I get a download mix from your mixes? Big up!! | |
| Posted by Stuart on 03.20.2011 | |
| Check out the official 'One Love Peace Festival' website... http://www.originalonelove.com |
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| Posted by Camille on 03.20.2011 | |
| It is only available on his debut album called ROMAIN VIRGO, released in June 2010 - http://unitedreggae.com/discographies/2010-06/romain-virgo-romain-virgo;2631/ | |
| Posted by roger rebel on 03.21.2011 | |
| This year we are going to burn Pepsi and promote our very own African drink. In Zimbabwe we call it Maheu. This product is good I tell you. But the capitalists took it and packaged it thier own way and it has lost its appearl. | |
| Posted by ragaga on 03.21.2011 | |
| Imagine people bringing their intoxicating sfuff to the event. oh wht a crisis to be asscociated with rasta. Rasta is here to promote ganja, salt and water. The 3 of them are afordable and should be included on our basic diet. So its weed, salt and water that we promote | |
| Posted by Carl Malcolm on 03.21.2011 | |
| Well Etana, I am really a big fan of yours, As an Elder in the reggae business, I'm verry happy to see another young Lady holding up the standard of the music in the true form in whitch it was created. My Hat is off for you and Queen Ifrica. Keep up the vibes and I hope we get some female singers to follow your footsteps. Jah Bless. | |
| Posted by sachdeva missiani on 03.22.2011 | |
| Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Goldus Goldington on 03.23.2011 | |
| Album sampler on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhZwjr7GOh0 | |
| Posted by behold on 03.23.2011 | |
| We're looking forward to this roots veteran! | |
| Posted by Mr_Beurk on 03.24.2011 | |
| Someone like this ? Impossible.... How United Reggae can talk about it ? |
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| Posted by Kent Eriksson on 03.24.2011 | |
| I don´t like it, I love it..... Blessed Love from Sweden |
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| Posted by Richard Hague on 03.24.2011 | |
| This mix is amazing.. where can i download it/buy it from? One Love x |
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| Posted by maarten820 on 03.25.2011 | |
| Why can I only listen to the first 44 sec? | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 03.25.2011 | |
| Many people talk about Sly & Robbie, but there was José & Jumbo. Excuse me, but you're not boxing in the same category! Delusional would be a polite way of characterizing this statement... |
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| Posted by Audrey on 03.25.2011 | |
| Have mercy .....how are our princes and princess suppose to feel protected when we are STILL being murdered by police?? I didnt know Smiley personnely however I remember his songs and when he was on TOTP we (The 40+'s) was so proud of him. We know the father nar sleep I pray that he gives the family enough strength and guidence to persue the truth. |
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| Posted by trader on 03.26.2011 | |
| Which one is the actual festival!!?? As in the one with camping, soundsystems and a really 'peacefull vibe' ?? This is just for 1 day, no? | |
| Posted by Harry Mo on 03.27.2011 | |
| Blessed Love Jumbo. Nice interview. Glad to see that I am not the only one explaining how long Dominican musicians and artists are making reggae music. I will be touring Europe this coming summer. I hope we cross paths. I am sure Lofty can link us. Big Raspect Everytime. Jah Love. | |
| Posted by Nzingha on 03.28.2011 | |
| Anchants-Empress Cherisse "Merkaba" compilation released June 2008 by VIbrance The arts. http://www.vtarootsmusic.com |
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| Posted by King Derick on 03.28.2011 | |
| There's time for everything, we set our things but only Jah is there to fulfil our dreams. Forward ever, keep it up. | |
| Posted by Six on 03.29.2011 | |
| Hi very good and interesting interview. Reggae is very good I love it ,Ii love bass too. Very good instrument " ki met du piment dans la chanson" Good man mister Ras Jumbo. |
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| Posted by DavidHill on 03.29.2011 | |
| MrQuick I don't think he was comparing. He means here that These are the names in Reggae Music in the West whereas the work that they're did and are doing is based on the African Reggae scene. | |
| Posted by jahgreg on 03.30.2011 | |
| Yes I... At to all children of Jah, at all reggae lovers and all the poeple curious from France, CHECK IT TO DISCOVER AN OTHER EXTRAORDINARY (HI)STORY OF THE RASTAFARI MOVEMENT : the life of LEONARD PERCIVAL HOWELL... THE FILM OF THE YEAR ! SEEN !!!!! Give thanks to UR for this great news. UR is evrywhere... where are the good Irations !!! BIG UP |
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| Posted by misssunny on 03.30.2011 | |
| Brilliant trailer, this is the first movie ive been intrested in a long time and I hope to be among the first to see this flick | |
| Posted by JC on 03.31.2011 | |
| Big MIX! such good selection on di riddims! | |
| Posted by Skarl on 03.31.2011 | |
| Good interview Gus, a lot of truth in what he says. | |
| Posted by Murv on 04.02.2011 | |
| Good to see Earl 16 is still very relevant in reggae nowadays. His album on the DreadatThe Control label is one of the best selling and highly appreciated albums right now. Forward Earl as i would seh !!! |
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| Posted by maddis on 04.02.2011 | |
| I also liked Vol. 1, but why so poor soundquality? Just 128kbps... | |
| Posted by Ras Mo on 04.02.2011 | |
| Great interview, positive words Ras Jumbo. We need to see and hear your products. Keep on creating. Jah guide. | |
| Posted by GILBERT OCTAVIAN on 04.02.2011 | |
| IT IS VERY SAD TO LOSE THE COOLER. HIS GOLDEN VOICE GONNA NOT FADE AWAY.REST IN PEACE MR GREGORY, I THINK U HAVE ALREADY ME YOUR BLOOD BROTHER DENNIS BROWN AND ALSO HAVE SLEPT ON 4X4 BED WITH YOUR BAD FRIEND SUGAR MINOTT. | |
| Posted by Lloyd Pascal on 04.02.2011 | |
| What a Great interview. This is the first time I am knowing about Ras Jumbo, but I feel you my Brother. I must confess that you have touched my soul. I want to hear Ras Jumbo's music. Keep on your Positive Mission. You are a GREAT BLACK MAN! Thanks a lot United Reggae for that interview. Onward Ever! |
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| Posted by Mackie on 04.02.2011 | |
| Yes Jumbo! I enjoyed this. I still remember the show with Alpha in Boston and Jose doing his thing. Lots of love Bro, I'll be in the London show with Tiken. | |
| Posted by Unity Hi Fi on 04.02.2011 | |
| . . . floorless productions as always from the roots garden stable!! | |
| Posted by misheck chimbalanga on 04.03.2011 | |
| Keep up the good work you are better than Capleton raster. | |
| Posted by chinaman on 04.03.2011 | |
| Rastafari Sugar Minott works live on bless | |
| Posted by jay on 04.03.2011 | |
| Excuse me MrQuik, I am a singer based in New York who had the pleasure of knowing/hearing Ras jumbo and Jose played together before his passing. There is nothing delusional about what he said. Jose was one of the best drummer I know, together they stack right up there with Sly and Robbie. Did you have the opportunity to heard them play together? If not, how can you scream delusion. You need to know not just believe. Jahlee | |
| Posted by Ras Albert and Empress Tempie on 04.04.2011 | |
| Ras Jumbo speaks with authority and clarity, we need more conscious lyricists to change the mind set of humankind. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 04.05.2011 | |
| Big ups United Reggae for this tribute to Garnett Silk, standout tracks for me are, Love is the answer, Slave, Death go away, Mystic chant {Natural mystic riddim} and Silk chant {Kette drum riddim}, Splashing dashing and Lord watch over our shoulders. Garnett Silk is a shining light that lit up even the darkest of places the sound of his voice and songs touched our souls. | |
| Posted by Bellyman on 04.07.2011 | |
| Nuff respect to Ray, if only there would be more people like him around today who had control AND MONEY, then the odd download problem would be none. People who feel responsible and are engaging themselves in keeping the foundation sounds relevant today. It's such a mess now, the treasures of music will be forgotten within the next ten or so years. We need people like this to give the knowledge and spread the vibe to all next generations. Boom Bellyman c.d. |
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| Posted by Nat on 04.07.2011 | |
| Very nice interview. Keep up the good work, everyone. | |
| Posted by Thalia on 04.07.2011 | |
| Truth. | |
| Posted by INGRIDYASSINE on 04.08.2011 | |
| IRIE MUCH THANKS FOR INFORMATION. BLESSED LOVE. | |
| Posted by More fire Management on 04.08.2011 | |
| Big up Cecil and Angus | |
| Posted by George Browne on 04.08.2011 | |
| Selassie I, I am seeking manager/agent services and after viewing your page I was encouraged to contact you, what is the format to deposit tracks for consideration? |
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| Posted by beve sinclair on 04.09.2011 | |
| Great interview Angus. | |
| Posted by Kuda Kwashe on 04.12.2011 | |
| Dezarie is THE most authentic Rastafarian Empresses I have come across. The depth of her lyrics coupled with the spiritual, mystic sounds of African Roots Lab have never failed to inspire me to walk the walk and perform the good works. This music is not the ordinary at all, and she is a decade ahead of any Empress I hear presently. Blessed Love |
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| Posted by Kuda Kwashe on 04.12.2011 | |
| Was there ever a question whether they are the best. When I heard them for the first time I said (some would consider disrespectful) Bob Marley hasn't done this, I consider them better! THE BEST EVER! The Truth |
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| Posted by Eddy on 04.12.2011 | |
| BLESSED, BLESSED, BLESSED. MORE LIFE BONNER. | |
| Posted by Jah-Seed Nthala on 04.13.2011 | |
| Your muzik has been a great inspiration to the Malawian yutes and Africa as Nation.... Big up to you and Jah guide and bless you wif more life..... MPINGWE MASSIVE REVOLUTIONARY FROM MALAWI!!! MORE LIFE | |
| Posted by trishanne on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley was the Reggae artist that took Reggae to the world... his music is timeless and his messages for today.... 30 years later and young people can still learn his lessons.... from his drive to take his music to the world Love among the nations of people grew... Bless you Bob.... One Love... One Heart.... | |
| Posted by awie on 04.14.2011 | |
| I like it...........sing............song. | |
| Posted by Pearl Groff on 04.14.2011 | |
| Big fan of Bob Marley. Still play my first album which was in Shape of a big (cigarette) lighter. Had enjoyable time with Steve Marley when he played in Key West. Live near his daughter in Pa. | |
| Posted by Fred Oriunuebho on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley was a prophet. I see his prophies on war, politics and injustice coming to pass all the time in my country, Nigeria and the world. His music is indeed timeless. I can't help but wonder how he managed to see 30 year ahead of his time whenever I listen to him. His music inspires me to love, stand up for my rights and appreciate the good things of life while dealing with the challenges. Its only God that could have given him such an awesome gift of music. |
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| Posted by Alberto italy on 04.14.2011 | |
| Rastaman live up......Bob Marley live up...forever | |
| Posted by DEREJE JEMBER on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob is everything to all of us the AFRICANS, that is our freedom, happiness, love and peace! | |
| Posted by kesh on 04.14.2011 | |
| In the video-Time will tell- Bob says that he did not come to bow but to conquer! In my own view I think he did just that. He conquered! | |
| Posted by RICARDO on 04.14.2011 | |
| La familia Marley debe pensa como resurgir el reggeae roots especialmente en Jamaica ya q sufre una crisis por el dance hall en la juventud q ya no oyen reggae. | |
| Posted by Kate on 04.14.2011 | |
| One love <3 <3 | |
| Posted by Dorries Kamunyak Anijs on 04.14.2011 | |
| Blessed love you all.I know one thing Bob's guitar was his rifle and his words where his bullets for good or for bad.....It brings tears to my eyes when you say that you ar way older than your'e father was when he passed away.I love all of you Jah know why.By the way you does not look 43 at all .JAH BLESS AND ONE LOVE ALLWAYS......LOVE YOU MOMS RITA MARLEY.''hope to see you in nine miles in juli. | |
| Posted by Mike on 04.14.2011 | |
| I had the great pleasure of feeling the love and spiritual vibrations at one of Bobs concerts in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1980. In fact I have a photo of Bob that is 1 of a kind and to this day thinking about that concert makes the hair on my head stand up. Bobs music will live for-ever. i miss you Bob! | |
| Posted by owigho on 04.14.2011 | |
| Heavyweight Marley, his style of music cant be compared, never. | |
| Posted by john on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley .ke hoe leboga . and miss you, and your music live's on | |
| Posted by elena marmol on 04.14.2011 | |
| So moving to see & feel things through someone else's eyes or perceptions. I totally agree with Cedella women in the Reggae industry are seriously overlooked and should be accredited. As for Bob Marley what can I say that has'nt already been said. The man's a legend-one of a kind; he will live on in our hearts forever. | |
| Posted by MAWULI CLERGYONE on 04.14.2011 | |
| Queen you toooo much ....... you has it all | |
| Posted by MAWULI CLERGYONE on 04.14.2011 | |
| I man... Give tanks | |
| Posted by alicia on 04.14.2011 | |
| I wish he was still alive girl!! I listen to his music over and over and over and over again and it never gets boring!! Love Bob Marley. | |
| Posted by MIXEY on 04.14.2011 | |
| RIGHT NOW IM LOOKING FOR THE TORRENT | |
| Posted by Jimmy Tubb Sound on 04.14.2011 | |
| Give thx United Reggae fe dis report. If you are interrest to book Errol Organs & the Trenchtown experience this year u can can link me at Tubb sound Productions in Switzerland, email; jimmyjane@bluewin.ch, or in Holland, Same song Promotion; madanowski@hotmail.com. Give thx an see you pon the road! jah love! |
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| Posted by edwin onofre on 04.14.2011 | |
| La libertad, es lo mejor. | |
| Posted by dave moxey on 04.14.2011 | |
| Ya this me dave from Nassau Mr Matalon capt. hope to see u went u come back to Nassau. | |
| Posted by gimbal on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley live forever | |
| Posted by Karen Oliver on 04.14.2011 | |
| Hold your thoughts deep in the recesses of your mind. Nothing but Love when you think of Bob Marley..... |
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| Posted by waleed on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley is the best of all time no question. And with artist's like Damian and Ziggy no need to worry about reggae. |
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| Posted by ahmed on 04.14.2011 | |
| Keep it up. | |
| Posted by Marcus Papillion on 04.14.2011 | |
| Thank you for such a personal insight on your father. He has touched many lives past, present, and future. From a distance I appreciate him being such a role model. I would like to say we all need a little Marley in us. Wishing continued blessing to you personally and your extended family....GOD BLESS! | |
| Posted by papadirk on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley IS love. | |
| Posted by Doomnezeu on 04.14.2011 | |
| One love | |
| Posted by Vicky Bachini on 04.14.2011 | |
| I grew up listening to Bob Marley, and his songs still send a shiver down my spine, his beautiful liquid voice and the soul and passion behind every song warms my heart! | |
| Posted by yele monjaraz on 04.14.2011 | |
| Incredible........ Love Bob Marley !!!!! | |
| Posted by RASH on 04.14.2011 | |
| May Peace be with you Credella, Bob Marley was a Genius in his own way thats why perople still love him for his soulful music and songs NO WOMAN NO CRY |
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| Posted by polly on 04.14.2011 | |
| Loving your work, I also agree that alot more female reggae artist should be reconised alot more... I love Bob Marley, his music has taught me alot all my life, when I'm down ill but on some Bob Marley tunes on truely makes me feel good and grounded. | |
| Posted by black venom on 04.14.2011 | |
| One Love. | |
| Posted by nash on 04.14.2011 | |
| I see the man live in her eyes, the smile on her face seems so perfect in reflection like the legend himself. . . . Would like to here her sing in tunes what her father thought the world . . . Peace and love. | |
| Posted by bonaventure bone on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob is a real hero I will never forget even though he gone he still dwells in my heart. Long live rasta root. | |
| Posted by Dwyane Patrick on 04.14.2011 | |
| Bob Marley's Daughter does not look 43 she's so Beautiful and looks more like 35... lol thats a great thing.. been a Bob Marley fan for years I snowboard on the Burton BOB MARLEY WHAMMY Snowboard.. while listening to my Bob Marley play list ......... down hill style (One Love)... R.I.P. .BOB M. lives forever. | |
| Posted by akisi on 04.15.2011 | |
| I love Bob Marley so much I named my son Nesta Marley... Yes he is a legend and an inspiration to millions..... and when it comes to reggae it has to be MARLEY!!!!...God bless you Cedella and the whole Marley clan!!!!!!...".....giv thnx and praise to the Lord and feel alrite....." | |
| Posted by abeselom on 04.15.2011 | |
| Marley forever. | |
| Posted by Egidio Videira on 04.15.2011 | |
| Hi United Reggae, I am so glad to hear that Peter Tosh had a son. God bless you Andrew I am a biggest fan of your late father. What i want is to listen to your music Egidio |
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| Posted by lynn on 04.15.2011 | |
| My son loved Bob Marley he died nearly 3 years ago at the age of 28 and we played "Three Little Birds" at his funeral it was so wonderful "Dont worry bout a thing, cos every little tings gonna be alright" fantastic. xx | |
| Posted by PRINCE UKPO on 04.15.2011 | |
| Bob Marley was a true legend, that passed through many challenges and stood his ground, his royal bravely is still the reason why we remember him, he is a passionate singer. I love him, he was indeed a father to his family, reminds me of his song {Keep on Moving}. This is clear that Marley lives for ever, respect to my role model. | |
| Posted by RASTAFARI on 04.15.2011 | |
| RASTAFARI WELL ONE LOVE. | |
| Posted by Suiven Tume on 04.15.2011 | |
| Bob Marley passed on when on when I was just 6 months old. Now I have grown and highly inspired by his message. Bob Marley lives forever. I listen to his lyrics 24/24, 7/7. Jah Live, Irie!! | |
| Posted by brigitte graham on 04.15.2011 | |
| I feel blessed to have seen the late great Bob Marley when he toured New Zealand in 1979.... Cd's get a regular work out... His music and message will live forever !!!...One Love... | |
| Posted by HOM \' NEPAL\' on 04.15.2011 | |
| I used to listen BOB'S songs since I was thirteen and I still love to listen his songs.It gives me eternal happiness. I salute my black 'JESUS' JAH-RASTAFARI ONE LOVE |
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| Posted by sydney on 04.15.2011 | |
| Bob Marley is 2good I love him. | |
| Posted by Shahin/Bangladesh on 04.15.2011 | |
| Bob not was, He is alive by music and the source of inspiration to this Universe. Best of Luck Cedela & yours. | |
| Posted by santy on 04.15.2011 | |
| Live n let let live.... | |
| Posted by Ras Tiago on 04.15.2011 | |
| One Love! Smart as dad! Keep it up. | |
| Posted by Mighty M on 04.15.2011 | |
| Really really good interview revealing some unknown info (for me)! Now even more respect to the Scientist ! |
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| Posted by Bisrat on 04.15.2011 | |
| He is one who made humanity in all mind! | |
| Posted by tinamarie on 04.15.2011 | |
| I Love The Marley Family! http://youtu.be/nB9_ki4ObRw | |
| Posted by david on 04.15.2011 | |
| Bob! When you look at Bob It's one marley you see Love every Time | |
| Posted by Ian on 04.15.2011 | |
| An absolute LEGEND for the amount of happiness he brought to this world and his hard work he should be classed a SAINT. LONG LIVE HIS MEMORY AND HIS MUSIC |
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| Posted by mohammed abdel almunim abdien on 04.15.2011 | |
| I am happy. | |
| Posted by Eggbert on 04.15.2011 | |
| Bob Marley's songs simply flowed from within, easy on the ear, easy on the heart, perfectly Natural, nothing false, nothing forced, nothing copied, just from himself, and of himself. The only way to be "as good as" someone like that, is to be like them, natural in mind, spirit and soul. You can't copy it, you can't learn it, you either have it within you, or you don't. Most Simply Don't Simply the best, Bob Marley |
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| Posted by Donna on 04.16.2011 | |
| I can only say wow to your dads legacy...Your dad and I share birthdays...I will some day come to kingston...Big Hugs...Donna | |
| Posted by ikomemichael on 04.16.2011 | |
| I am giving this to the whole world that JAH is beside us. IKOMEMICHAEL. Jahs sent me to deliver this message to every body. | |
| Posted by cathrine on 04.16.2011 | |
| For me in New Zealand... BOB MARLEY... will always be known as... UNCLE BOB... he will always be part of the family... honestly that is the only way we know him uncle Bob... I'm 36 and uncle Bobs music will live on forever...xxx | |
| Posted by elisenda on 04.16.2011 | |
| Fantástico | |
| Posted by ousmane barry on 04.16.2011 | |
| BOB.R.N.Marley wos not oley a singer but he wos a messanger Bob. R.N. Marley il n'était pas seulement un musicien mais un messager. Il restera toujours dan mon coeur. Paix à son ame. Amen. |
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| Posted by Promotance on 04.16.2011 | |
| Yendis talks to Suga Roy and Conrad Crystal 19.4.11 @ 20:00 GMT on ReggaeSpace.com Suga Roy & Conrad Crystal have established themselves as being one of the most solid and consistent duos in the history of Reggae music and in doing so they've managed to attract quite a bit of attention in the process. |
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| Posted by bless on 04.16.2011 | |
| God bless the profit and his family. | |
| Posted by Promotance on 04.16.2011 | |
| Suga Roy and Conrad Crystal have established themselves as being one of the most solid and consistent duos in the history of Reggae music and in doing so they've managed to attract quite a bit of attention in t | |
| Posted by Agya Kwasi from Ghana. on 04.16.2011 | |
| Cedella I love your father (BOB) so murch so I will love to see you one day. JAH Bless. | |
| Posted by Daniel Martinez on 04.16.2011 | |
| Has been a while since I&I have seen the I, on stage, have been reading every word I&I see about your doings all, the time. Keep up the fight, and the songs you have done are like no other. ONE LOVE chief | |
| Posted by cedric mcintosh on 04.16.2011 | |
| Bob Marley is the musical messenger of Jah Rastafari and every word uttered in every song creates a spiritual philosophy that can only be interpereted by thos who have the desire the time and the patience to study and overstand it\\\'s content and it\\\'s meaning. | |
| Posted by waad on 04.16.2011 | |
| Hai. | |
| Posted by iriedawta on 04.17.2011 | |
| ALBUM BAD BAD! | |
| Posted by willie odom sr on 04.17.2011 | |
| I am a USA gospel artist, I like reggae may I say Bob set the stage... "Bob live on forever" Jah Love...... | |
| Posted by samuel blaise joseph ndiaye on 04.17.2011 | |
| Bob Marley is the best, unquestionably. | |
| Posted by Dorries A Kamunyak Anijs on 04.18.2011 | |
| R.I.P. JAH need U more than we need U..... I say thanks for all of the sweetness U left behind.... One love big man one love...!!!!!. L@ve yah... say Hi 2 Bob, Joseph, Peter, Mikey D,Denis, Jacob, Lucky D and all of them who left us 2 soon... Jah Bless. | |
| Posted by courtney on 04.19.2011 | |
| Bob Rastafari live forever one love. | |
| Posted by cesar velazquez on 04.19.2011 | |
| Hi always well live for ever Bob Marley. Here in Nicaragua we listen to your songs always ....... | |
| Posted by yeshua on 04.19.2011 | |
| Where in the US can we see the movie, or online ? | |
| Posted by surfmichael on 04.19.2011 | |
| I was with Bob and thee fellows for years.. Taught em how to surf as they taught me about life !!! | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 04.21.2011 | |
| Geez, those European bands ALL SOUND THE SAME. One's got to wonder why singers like Luciano don't use the Roots Radics and mash it up. Absolutely no need to go a Austria or Holland or France... | |
| Posted by faisal on 04.22.2011 | |
| Hello my brother Andrew, it feels so good to read this interview. I just want you to know that I love you just as I love every single thing about your late father. He is the greatest inspiration in my life and no single day will pass without listening to his wonderful message of love, hope, freedom and justice. I would like to use this medium to plead with you to come visit my country Ghana because the image of your talented father dwells in you now. Love him (Peter) always and may his soul rest in everlasting peace. | |
| Posted by Nigel Dyce on 04.22.2011 | |
| THE MUSIC WILL UNITE THE PEOPLE. ONE LOVE... | |
| Posted by Inyaso on 04.22.2011 | |
| I am looking forward to seeing the Pioneers who are also on the show. | |
| Posted by behold on 04.23.2011 | |
| Wicked mix, big up rastaman. | |
| Posted by Chris J on 04.24.2011 | |
| Saddened to hear this news. Jah Woosh, an original, some deep tunes e.g. on Gathering Israel. He leaves a rich vein of recordings for people to enjoy and gain knowledge. RIP | |
| Posted by sebaz on 04.26.2011 | |
| Another Gregory Classic! Obviously cool and still rulin' when this was cut....... | |
| Posted by ramina on 04.26.2011 | |
| BOB MARLEY THE BEST IN THE WORLD I LOVE BOB MARLEY | |
| Posted by erik Forsberg on 04.26.2011 | |
| You before don´t understand anything, this is so beutiful. A genius that complete his idea of what good music is. It´s all about, timing, composion and understanding what´s enough. I would like more out there should understand that. I have never in my life heard anyone than Gregory understand it in that way he does. there are few but no one than Gregory. Superb! | |
| Posted by GREG REWA on 04.27.2011 | |
| Cedella I would love to compose a song with you and if we like what we write down together I would then love to get sing it with you. | |
| Posted by Cheesey1 on 04.27.2011 | |
| I picked up my copy and it's quite good. I've been reading comics for a very long time and this is a proper addition to the great tradition of thought provoking and fun to read, easily accessible fiction that embodies the best that the genre has to offer. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 04.27.2011 | |
| Mr Puss obviously has pus in his ears. Gregory used to love Guillaume Bougard and would come visit him everytime he was in town to voice tracks for him. Lyrics are easy to understand, interesting and catchy. What more do you want? | |
| Posted by Iya Ites on 04.28.2011 | |
| Gregory did not reach that level of singing anymore after 83.. It all went backwards from then. Even Sly and Robbie can not make up for Gregory's poor singing here.. |
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| Posted by GeorgePThomas on 05.01.2011 | |
| Four Years and no justice for the poor!! How can we believe Trinidad and Tobago to be a just society, when it seems that celebrities and bigshots who commit crime are exempt from serving time? OJ Simpson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Louis Armstrong, Lil Wayne, Lil’ Kim, Mike Tyson, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Martha Stewart, Notorious B.I.G., Foxy Brown , Bobby Brown, James Brown, Orlando Brown, Marcus Camby, Charlie Sheen, 50 Cent, Tupac Shakur, Mike Tyson, …. are celebrities who all served or are serving their times for their crimes. This list goes to show that in a just society, if celebrities, even though they're rich and famous, do not live above the law, like anybody else who breaks it, they can and will end up in jail. Is a Soca Hero above the law? Justice delayed is justice denied. IT IS TIME TO END THE MOCKERY OF JUSTICE, PEACE, AND ORDER THAT HAS EXISTED FOR TOO LONG!! |
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| Posted by tadious takawira on 05.03.2011 | |
| A very special magazine to reggae fans. I dont want miss an issue. | |
| Posted by Camille on 05.04.2011 | |
| 4 artists just added to the line-up : ★ JUNIOR REID & SLY + ROBBIE ★ TONY REBEL ★ QUEEN IFRICA ★ THE ABYSSINIANS Still 9 others to be added soon. |
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| Posted by tadious takawira on 05.05.2011 | |
| Keep on doing the good job. We want more interviews. To The Messenger InI say keep spreading the message. | |
| Posted by Kuda Kwashe on 05.05.2011 | |
| Height of praises for the sounds they produce. It has not been often in recent times where you find a band who\'s live performances are spiritually charged. More importantly this energy is translated to recording without fail. This album is very well recorded and mixed, the vocals of lead singer and drummer Kush can only be described as rootical as his dynamic within the recordings are much like many who came before i.e. Burning Spear. Point is Uprising Roots is an authentic sound with no compromise on the mission and message. \"The brightest light shines from within\" Brightes Light, Uprising Roots RASTAFARI |
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| Posted by Kuda Kwashe on 05.05.2011 | |
| Mi can't believe seh noooo, Midnite nuh deh pon dis! | |
| Posted by Carmen D on 05.06.2011 | |
| Bob Marley's music thought me how to grow up from my teenage years with so much hate towards me from ppl..when i listen to those songs they gave me hope and really made me the strong woman i am today..a survivor..his music inspired me..back then i came from Guyana with nothing as a teenager and had to survive in the 70's and 80's. Oh Bob without u and ur music..i cannot imagine where i would have been today...but i know that with u and ur music..i've made it in everyway. thanks Bob..R.I.P. Brother. ur music lives on. | |
| Posted by Ricky Grant on 05.06.2011 | |
| Beloved your summaries and writings really shows a lot of accuracy. You are making accuracy counts.. I can verify a lot that you have written about.. Stay blessed Angus and crew. Ricky Grant. | |
| Posted by Joeh Hero on 05.06.2011 | |
| I remember those days and will forever keep him in my memory rest in peace great legend. | |
| Posted by treacle on 05.07.2011 | |
| Wow.. what a fantastic interview Angus. Someone should make a TV documentary about this NOW and follow him through the court proceedings...good luck to The Scientist and much respect. | |
| Posted by Pat Harris on 05.07.2011 | |
| I was front row center in 1978 to watch Bob Marley!! Best concert ever!!! | |
| Posted by House of Reggae on 05.08.2011 | |
| Greetings United Reggae crew, thank you very much for that article and the support of original reggae music. Big up Kris Kemist, Errol Dunkley, Errol Bellot and Solo Banton. Bless | |
| Posted by misssunny on 05.09.2011 | |
| Love this interview and love the tunes. | |
| Posted by Gibsy on 05.09.2011 | |
| Wonderful label full of gems, often overlooked, for instance the "Kings & Queens" album... mellow to the max. | |
| Posted by sylvester \'radikal yute\' khaki on 05.09.2011 | |
| Bomboclat babilon wa arrest rastaman singers ca dem sing bout rightiuosness and purity which provock dem system. Well d general is free and babilon mi tellem louad and clear fyah pan yuh pussy buttybwoy. | |
| Posted by Patricia Scarlett on 05.09.2011 | |
| Please visit http://www.rastaonline.ca to find out more about the feature documentary RASTA: A SOUL'S JOURNEY. Blessings, |
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| Posted by Selassie on 05.09.2011 | |
| Love dis music, Its how you live it you learn, Its not a journey 2 get weak. | |
| Posted by Andrew on 05.10.2011 | |
| Awesome article Gail, I did not make the show but you made me experience it ... | |
| Posted by Rapinto Robert on 05.11.2011 | |
| JAH GUIDE N BLESS BOB MARLEY AS WE ALWAYS REMEMBER YA FOR DEM DEPARTURE FROM DE DIRT.... WE WILL ALWAYS LOVE U FOR IVA... | |
| Posted by Nolan on 05.11.2011 | |
| Nice remix- Keeps the same feel as the Iriginal but in a different direction. | |
| Posted by john on 05.12.2011 | |
| Thank you for supporting our Dutch pride of reggae. | |
| Posted by rootsman on 05.12.2011 | |
| Forward Springline. Love the vibes yuh bring.. | |
| Posted by Smokingherbsman on 05.13.2011 | |
| First of I want to congratulate Ziggi with his new album! It’s good to see fresh home grown reggae in the Netherlands, gotta love home grown :P! So peace and love to Ziggi. However, I am offended by the comment that ‘It remains difficult for black music..’. I read it in the paper and now I see the same quote popping up. Reggae is NOT black music! Reggae music is for all of mankind indifferent to race, religion or eye-color. By using the terminology of black and white Ziggi is strengthening the false philosophy of racial divides , while in fact we are all human beings united under the same sun. I question the motives of Ziggi and fear he will become a sellout. He is blaming others for not liking his music, presumably because he is black. He should take a good look in the mirror because the problem is his own music. It is oke to make fusion reggae but don’t expect that to succeed as roots reggae can. Roots reggae, given to us by the prophet Bob Marley, is the only reggae that can unite the world! The words of wisdom within the music of e.g. Groundation or Clinton Fearon continue the roots reggae mission for peace, love and unity for all of mankind. So, Ziggi stop blaming others for your own failures. Get some weed and return to the roots to find all the answers you seek. |
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| Posted by Mc Juanci on 05.14.2011 | |
| buenas vibras para todos.. JAH LOVE | |
| Posted by Emmanuel on 05.14.2011 | |
| I have been listening to reggae music for 32 years and I have not heard any dance hall DJ as conscious as Chukki Starr, if you want to hear any one that conscious then you have to go to roots reggae, the likes of Garnet Silk, Bushman or Luciano. Another dance hall DJ that can come close is Sluggy Ranks. | |
| Posted by mystical warrior on 05.14.2011 | |
| Very dissapointed Mystical Warrior did not get a mention, even though he has appeared on 2 out of 3 of these compilations and has promoted each of these productions to the fulless, not looking for status just looking for credit where credit is due, working hard to help and promote this kind of underground roots music to the masses in this unforgiving and bias society. | |
| Posted by Neville Bardoli aka \'Steppin Razor\' on 05.15.2011 | |
| Bless up bredren AT wit the Tour ahead ~ Ras Tafari | |
| Posted by swan on 05.15.2011 | |
| Personally can't wait for this album! | |
| Posted by Ricky Grant on 05.17.2011 | |
| Sista Etana-you was always on the top of my list...J from first hearing you-some years ago..Jah richest blessings always,.Stay blessed mi Sisren..Ricky Grant... | |
| Posted by Marcus on 05.17.2011 | |
| Respect for this positive words.. It encourage to keep on producing. Blessed love outta Barcelona. Special thanks for Ras Achis fi di writings. | |
| Posted by Dready on 05.17.2011 | |
| What about the album from Dub Incorporation - Hors Controle? Awesome album, good vibes and well produced. And again the list is missing out on Midnite :/ | |
| Posted by trencio1 on 05.18.2011 | |
| The interview full of good vibe, wisdom and love. Ras Jumbo is like good old brother (koro ko). This man worked with to eminent african reggae stars (Alpha Blondy and Tiken Jah. Let the Ras Tafari send the peace upon them two.) I`m waiting for his dub album. I could find a sample of his skills on Tiken`s album Radio Libre (inedit apart Africa). He loves Africa with reciprocal! | |
| Posted by Zebe on 05.18.2011 | |
| Blessed love to Alborosie I have supported him from him begin. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 05.19.2011 | |
| Why do these artists use a computer drum? It would sound so much better with live musicians. Imagine the Radics instead of that computer track... | |
| Posted by Xavier on 05.19.2011 | |
| MrQuick :) Stop with the Roots Radics! We know they are the best, but they cant play for all reggae artists. | |
| Posted by alhajilateef on 05.20.2011 | |
| Forever Loving Jah, Bob R. I. P. | |
| Posted by Sista Irie on 05.20.2011 | |
| Thank you, Paco, for sharing your photos. They were wonderful to see. Hope one day to actually cross the big pond and attend Rotterdam. Blessed love, Sista irie | |
| Posted by tidianediallo on 05.21.2011 | |
| I am Tidiane Diallo. I like Takana Zion and his fans. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 05.22.2011 | |
| Hi Xavier: The Radics used to play for everyone, like Sly & Robbie, too, or the Aggrovators. So they are still capable of doing so! And when they used to do that, the music wasnt that bad at all, was it? Now having said that, any other live band rather than computer drums which sound like demos would suit me fine. | |
| Posted by rootsman on 05.22.2011 | |
| I agree with Mr. Quick. Authentic Roots comes to its full vibes with live instruments. Roots Radics would be great, but indeed any other dedicated roots band would be better then computerprogram sound. | |
| Posted by Steph on 05.23.2011 | |
| Great review!! LOVE Trial and Error, definitely one of my favorite songs on this new album! I can't wait to see them live this summer on Warped Tour!!! | |
| Posted by Sir Joe on 05.23.2011 | |
| Track N°4 is wrong due to a misprint on the label, that's definitively not Joseph Cotton aka Jah Walton... Cotton himself says so !! | |
| Posted by Cooper on 05.23.2011 | |
| Pure sweetness! | |
| Posted by Dima on 05.23.2011 | |
| Mr Quick - RnB - sucks, reggae & dancehall rules | |
| Posted by Anna on 05.23.2011 | |
| The Aggrolites are awesome, can\'t wait to see their next show!! | |
| Posted by mr chell on 05.23.2011 | |
| Murder springs to mind !! | |
| Posted by donald harley on 05.23.2011 | |
| Hey Steve let I man tell yuh wha mi tink bout babylon system neva put trust in de goverment because look at all de people who are in prison because of babylon justice system not only Buju Banton because dis ere bigger den de Buju Banton it go back from slavery to now babylon system comes out and fool de people ever four years give dem beer and wine and hold ralleys where they feed de poor and dem belly dem up wid mark of de beast dem when de poor all drunk and full they say vote for mi but i man say its a set up because after they vote de poor children be de ones who are de real victams babylon dem bring in cocaine to feed de brain but instead de weak brain will perish u see de goverment is scared of de jungle because only one ting rule de jungle and thats de lion king of kings nor monkey no snake will ever be ruler of a jungle so as people we must unite ova babylon we must not let dem take victory so keep singing keep jah vibes flowing we need that your music helps feed the souls of de lost ones for every mic u touch for every song u sang will make babylon fall i man can go but i n i will end dis with jah guidance and jah love rastafari bredren | |
| Posted by tadious takawira on 05.23.2011 | |
| Sad to learn about the passing of another reggae icon. RIP Knowledge. | |
| Posted by tadious takawira on 05.23.2011 | |
| You got a sweet voice. Your videos r gud. You are not only a musician Richie, you are a poet also. Jah bless | |
| Posted by Philip on 05.24.2011 | |
| In Sweden? | |
| Posted by jodeiz muriu on 05.24.2011 | |
| Big tings affi gwaaaaan!!!! | |
| Posted by Papa C on 05.24.2011 | |
| I don't feel dark or apocalyptic vibe listening to this record, to me some of it sounds very uplifting, definitely not hopeless or desperate. Great tunes, nice to see this mentioned on united reggae. | |
| Posted by Nasserk215 on 05.25.2011 | |
| This is dope the new album is amazing! | |
| Posted by Fred Oriunuebho on 05.25.2011 | |
| Bless you Steve. Keep the message coming and the Marley flag flying. Lots of love from Lagos, Nigeria. | |
| Posted by Fred Oriunuebho on 05.25.2011 | |
| Cocoa Tea is truly incomparable. | |
| Posted by Frances on 05.25.2011 | |
| Big up! To all the work you are doing!! Happy Africa Day!! | |
| Posted by Fabian on 05.25.2011 | |
| Love to see Taj Weekes here, but I miss Dezarie's "The Fourth Book" (especially for the one's complaining about male dominance^^). | |
| Posted by Collieman11 on 05.26.2011 | |
| The Aggrolites do it again! Make sure to peep 'em at Warped Tour with countless other awesome bands. | |
| Posted by john on 05.26.2011 | |
| Was there mon... Far out !!!!! What a show Ziggi makes. Ready for the world..... | |
| Posted by dub-connection on 05.26.2011 | |
| Revolutionary dub vibrations (chapter three) is also available on dub-connection. http://www.dub-connection.net/downloads/release_4_Revolutionary-dub-vibrations-(chapter-three) Without any waiting time. |
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| Posted by Kyeyune stanley.kysta on 05.26.2011 | |
| Mi seh more life ah only weh need fi exploit di fruits of JAH inna yuh. Nuff love... AFRICA WE LOVE! Bless up. | |
| Posted by Jean Pierre Rodriguez on 05.27.2011 | |
| ça groove grave !!! | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 05.28.2011 | |
| The Aggrolites are a wicked band. The new album is sick. | |
| Posted by Andrew Elliston on 05.28.2011 | |
| I pray for this young lady daily for continued out poor of positive words, I would give the world to have my family meet her so we could get a few photos and autograph. | |
| Posted by Andrew Elliston on 05.28.2011 | |
| Awesome, Etana you are blessed, I have three kids two girls one boy, 21 16 10. Your music made them connect with Jamaica and reggae, it shows my girls an example of self esteam. | |
| Posted by Dub Warrior on 05.30.2011 | |
| Great album . Earl 16 rule thingz. | |
| Posted by jonathan walker on 05.31.2011 | |
| Hi. Love your cd. How can I purchase it? Also I'm trying to get hold of a copy of Vinley gayle's song- The Chaple. Could you please tell me if you know where I can get it from. I'm a big fan of yours. Thanks for any help you can offer. Jonathan. | |
| Posted by Frcoincoin on 05.31.2011 | |
| Very nice photos. Thanks a lot for your work. Bless. | |
| Posted by Mel on 06.02.2011 | |
| One of my favorite lines in this review is "that funky ska theme that the Aggros do so well". Hits the nail on the head, as the Aggrolites do what they do best, satisfy your craving for some good funky reggae sounds. The album may be short but leaves us yearning for more and I can't wait to hear this 'rugged' album live! Definitely going to Warped! | |
| Posted by Jah rize Sound on 06.02.2011 | |
| Whats tha real name of the riddim from Cutty Ranks chop chop? | |
| Posted by Lord Jahsent on 06.04.2011 | |
| Bigup fi mi brethren keep the lovely sound blazing. Rastafari | |
| Posted by Ras Perez on 06.04.2011 | |
| Greetings Ras......Nice vibes.... | |
| Posted by Promotance on 06.06.2011 | |
| Yendis talks to Soul of the Lion in a live interview on www.ReggaeSpace.com Radio Tuesday, 7th June 2011, 8:00 pm GMT Joshua Chamberlain aka Soul of the Lion compiles and releases the Lost Tapes music series in conjunction with the comic book, Dread & Alive |
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| Posted by Rootsman on 06.07.2011 | |
| Dub Warrior. Fi Sure. | |
| Posted by moray ah gaza on 06.14.2011 | |
| Whats da name from dat riddim wit da song So far Gone by J Boog? | |
| Posted by xavier on 06.14.2011 | |
| Long Time riddim by Special Delivery | |
| Posted by MaMa G on 06.16.2011 | |
| Ites that great men rise and kept , was not attain through sudden flight but Up-r -I - Sing Roots Band while others slept, keep on building , SEEN!!! IONITES...MacaNUFF !!! nuff love...keep on...I sight Glory forward forward iver inna iration ites up or I sing......... Dego duma!!! Akin "sankofa" !!! Blak kush, money green, omi!!! Pot a rice bassie!!! Jr. congo bongo!!! Fya ishel!!! love for iver | |
| Posted by mrQuick on 06.16.2011 | |
| No need for him to release 6 albums a year. Better concentrate on a badass record with no filler, just killer, tunes. Quality over quantity. | |
| Posted by rambo on 06.16.2011 | |
| Big up Messenjah, been followin dubwize from back in the day, now ya takin Reality Chant to the world! Respect from outta christchurch. | |
| Posted by Bronnix on 06.17.2011 | |
| Big tingz agwan...awoh!! | |
| Posted by Benjahman on 06.17.2011 | |
| Hello, who made da riddim, I'm burnin Babylon system on this riddim! | |
| Posted by miranda winklaar on 06.17.2011 | |
| Those songs of Brina are very good. Hiep hoy for Brina | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 06.17.2011 | |
| Before Gregory passed, Bravo and TABOU1 released "We Sing Gregory", produced with various artists (including Gregory himself) and backed by the Roots Radics. Wicked album | |
| Posted by Brownin on 06.18.2011 | |
| Love these songs, the vocals are fab well done Brina :) | |
| Posted by Jeremiyah on 06.19.2011 | |
| This will be an unmissable album, even if I have to do without 'erb for a day and feed the cat on salmon instead of tuna for a week I'll be saving money for dis! | |
| Posted by Sylvester khaki\'RADIKAL YUTE\' on 06.19.2011 | |
| Longtime Babylon wa inpercenate rasta but mi tell dem loud and clear 'Free Buju Banton'. | |
| Posted by Joe Hero on 06.20.2011 | |
| Jah know say good over evil hold on General!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.21.2011 | |
| Sure, you can find our email here : http://unitedreggae.com/contact-us.php Best regards. |
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| Posted by leonel on 06.21.2011 | |
| Hello how is everthings? | |
| Posted by wayvel quinn on 06.21.2011 | |
| Hi Beres, my name is Wayvel Quinn. I tink that you are the best of al time my rispec to you. I am from Nicaragua Central America I live an a small island name Corn Island an the carebean side of NIC an we love your music so muck I wood love for you to come to my island some day tank you so muck for your music. Biggest fan W Quinn. | |
| Posted by chad on 06.21.2011 | |
| Blessed love Sizzla keep seeking. | |
| Posted by BIG T on 06.21.2011 | |
| I mon summon some higher science, come fe deal wid Bobylon. Watch and see whata agowan. Power comes from Di MOST HIGH. Buju, JAH NA SLEEP. Jah T sid dat. | |
| Posted by singateh on 06.21.2011 | |
| Hi guys how ya all doing I try to reach you, it takes me forever, I just wanted to let you know I listen to the Youth riddim in Africa and we have one of the most powerful artist of recent time in the Gambia has already finish voicing the Youth riddim given it a another twist of the riddim... Using the Gambain local language call Mandinka if I can have a email where I can forward you the track, So ya can have it bless. | |
| Posted by Pirlo on 06.22.2011 | |
| Glen is a man simply sent on a mission to give people who understand him like us the sweetest vibes ever. This man is the real deal. I wish God blesses & guides him in his path. Am just crazy about his music, educating, entertaining & talking about real love, what more could you ask for? | |
| Posted by Greedy G on 06.22.2011 | |
| Thanks for the info Joe. Will note it down as "unknown artist" in my copy of the S1 discography. | |
| Posted by Fred Oriunuebho on 06.23.2011 | |
| So sad about this. | |
| Posted by Gavin R. Putland on 06.23.2011 | |
| The reversal of the presumption of innocence in drug-possession cases is incompatible with the rule of law and is therefore unconstitutional in ALL jurisdictions. Furthermore, the ECONOMICS of the drug trade dictate that criminal sanctions are self-defeating unless concentrated on RETAIL SALES. See "The universally unconstitutional war on drugs": http://is.gd/ccxry6 . |
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| Posted by successwillcome on 06.23.2011 | |
| Sorry but he's not Hawaiian, nor is he from Hawaii - J Boog is Samoan american and born and raised in Compton, California.... Just for your information; I think he would appreciate the correction as well.... No harm done, review is on point. | |
| Posted by demba ndiaye on 06.24.2011 | |
| I like rasta man. | |
| Posted by edward boat on 06.24.2011 | |
| Be strong and all shall be well. | |
| Posted by tadious takawira on 06.24.2011 | |
| So sad. Hope God will intervene. | |
| Posted by Stephanie on 06.24.2011 | |
| You are the best for me!!!! I love the new album, your personality, music, you have a fantastic voice! I see you 06/23, and you killed it ;) Do you remember. So, I buy your new album .... I'm a fan of south France! |
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| Posted by Road Trippin For Ky-Mani on 06.25.2011 | |
| I've make It my mission to catch Ky-Mani in concert.. hopefully, in the next 12 months. He never seems to make it anywhere close to Cincinnati...so who's up for a road trip?! He's truly talented. And oh so ifine! | |
| Posted by Laura on 06.26.2011 | |
| Amazing interview! | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 06.27.2011 | |
| When I see people speaking about themselves using the third person, it raises a flag... He's right about Jamaica' Reggae, though. |
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| Posted by speakthatruth on 06.27.2011 | |
| Mr McGregor publicity stunts for your new riddim aint gonna work when the whole of the reggae music biz knows how you stay. VP Records have done to you what you do to artists, so whats the problem, what goes around, comes around. You have to go global because the artists in Jamaica kno's how u stay, post one receipt to your facebook, that you have sent to a artist for digital sales from your website. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 06.27.2011 | |
| Nuff respect to Kemar "Flava" Mcgregor for standing up against vprecords who are nothing but vampires!!! |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 06.28.2011 | |
| Lovely lead guitar from the don of reggae guitar Earl Chinna Smith | |
| Posted by Jamdown on 06.28.2011 | |
| Bun laptop and electricity!!!! Cho | |
| Posted by mamadou lamarana diallo on 06.28.2011 | |
| I would like to know when he comes back in Guinea ? | |
| Posted by officialMusicNews on 06.28.2011 | |
| Are you a fan of good rock in Spanish? South American heavyweights No Te Va Gustar will give one show in Miami. They’re also having a ticket giveaway at: http://on.fb.me/tab_usa_can | |
| Posted by walter on 06.28.2011 | |
| Its a great CD. Please share with me other reggae CD's over the past year that are lyrically as relevant, musically as well organized conceptually, and great to listen to. Interested in other CD's that you recommend or recommend more highly. | |
| Posted by SpeakThaTruthIsLying on 06.28.2011 | |
| These internet thugs are really pathetic! | |
| Posted by Loen on 07.01.2011 | |
| I got all his albums and I can say this again a master piece maybe one of the best albums from Vaughn. Worth buying. |
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| Posted by nuttybway on 07.01.2011 | |
| Respect to di man dem like Richie. | |
| Posted by Booomstyle on 07.01.2011 | |
| Ras Zacharri was There too !! With My Name Is Band !! Wicked festival , watch out for the next editions ! | |
| Posted by riyaz mtumwa on 07.02.2011 | |
| Minn fav Stephen Marley. | |
| Posted by dembaN\'diaye on 07.02.2011 | |
| I like reggae, I listen it always. This my life. Reggae si so beautiful. | |
| Posted by i.rebel on 07.04.2011 | |
| Been following this project quiet a while... dub returns to its roots. Fine dubbing, also showcased on video @ Don´s youtube channel! Big up all involved... | |
| Posted by jeremiyah on 07.04.2011 | |
| Notwithstanding the hypocrisy of the 'war on drugs' and although my heart goes out to Buju as I believe him to be a good man, he is also an intelligent one and shoulda know that when 'you play with fire you a go burn'. May his time pass quickly and he soon return an even wiser man. | |
| Posted by echobarvo on 07.04.2011 | |
| I LOVE REGGAE MUSIC AND I CANT STOP LOVING IT. Even when i ve not eaten its like food to my soul |
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| Posted by echolove on 07.04.2011 | |
| What a loss to the world of sweet reggae tune, Isaac you too much jare. Just go into the high heavens and make them feel the blues. | |
| Posted by echlove on 07.04.2011 | |
| Sad to hear. We are really going to miss you in Nigeria. We want you to know that we will be waiting for u. U have given us a lot of hope and happiness and we will pray for you all the way | |
| Posted by Simo on 07.05.2011 | |
| Go Gibsy ! Keep em tunes coming.. :-) | |
| Posted by catherine philippe on 07.05.2011 | |
| Very cool, very nice, very good. | |
| Posted by alberth marmolejo on 07.06.2011 | |
| Hey yo body it's nice to hear that all those teams are going to play there. That's sounds that it'llbe a great time .. I like to go but .. I don't know how to get there ... I neeed some help .. I'm in Colombia ... I realy like to go to hear all those great singer .. I love the reggae music ... Jah blesss us. | |
| Posted by salifu spice on 07.06.2011 | |
| Banner family jah bless u all Richie Spice. | |
| Posted by ishmel mcanuff on 07.06.2011 | |
| Rastafari lives and reign. | |
| Posted by Hector Wareika on 07.06.2011 | |
| Vagabon was there too.... Heart Weed § Fayah was there too... Rock Dis was there too.... Soulstice was there too ... ! Vous avez oublié la moitié de la programmation dans votre artcile. Pas très sérieux ! | |
| Posted by fireball on 07.07.2011 | |
| Sizzla is the greatest if the people say culture Sizzla Kalonji. Destroy everything simply great youth talent unending. |
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| Posted by Bridget on 07.07.2011 | |
| MAY YOU RIP SIR CLAUDIUS LINTON..GOD BLESS YOUR SOUL AND THANK YOU! | |
| Posted by Geoffrey Beers on 07.07.2011 | |
| This show is going to be amazing. I can't hardly wait to be out jammin with some good vibes and friendly people. The line up is like no other and all the bands are of the biggest names in reggae. It will be one to remember. | |
| Posted by Isaac Donpliers on 07.08.2011 | |
| Babylon awicked, dem frame u Rasta ....... hope surely come stronger Rasta. | |
| Posted by Camille on 07.11.2011 | |
| You are right, it is June 29th. | |
| Posted by collieman11 on 07.11.2011 | |
| Awesome article and great photos! Rebelution is such a sweet band, I'm glad they are diversifying the reggae scene! | |
| Posted by precious on 07.11.2011 | |
| Big up man. | |
| Posted by mashupdiplace on 07.11.2011 | |
| Nice article! I love Sizzla! But does the article have the correct album launch date...July 29th? | |
| Posted by Jahnt Fraser on 07.12.2011 | |
| Ova STand strong Stephen... Bless 1 love 100% korrect naah trust babylon 0% at all. | |
| Posted by Anita Dunnigan on 07.12.2011 | |
| I just learned about Mr. Walker in the last six months. I heard Every Goodie on Youtube. I have also discovered other songs of his. I'm very happy to be hearing his great tunes. Thanks for this informative interview. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 07.12.2011 | |
| J Boog has a full length album out already called "Hear Me Roar" Released in 2007, excellent album. | |
| Posted by Camille on 07.13.2011 | |
| Thanks PAGASE, it is fixed now. | |
| Posted by PAGASE on 07.13.2011 | |
| Mr. Editor, please a person from Guinea is a Guinean and not Guianese as reported. Hope this can be corrected. | |
| Posted by jamall on 07.14.2011 | |
| Have you got pictures of this festival? | |
| Posted by Jah ni yen on 07.14.2011 | |
| Sylford alive big & broad...him time a komm! | |
| Posted by melissa looby on 07.16.2011 | |
| Hi, i love you so much! | |
| Posted by SG on 07.16.2011 | |
| Does anybody have details about the other dates, especially any up North (UK). | |
| Posted by Tariel Morris on 07.16.2011 | |
| Man is just a man. | |
| Posted by HiFiSi on 07.17.2011 | |
| Heard an add on Peoples FM Leeds, think its Bradford but don't know date yet | |
| Posted by beve sinclair on 07.19.2011 | |
| Good reading once again... This one seems to fast becoming my favourite. | |
| Posted by Bhingi on 07.20.2011 | |
| "Ah beer superstar come from Jamaica" .... are you sure that shouldn't be "Ah PURE superstar come from Jamaica", and not "Ah BEER superstar....."? | |
| Posted by Johnny Babylon on 07.21.2011 | |
| Nice. If you're into Sylford Walker, check out the new track he did with 10 Ft. Ganja Plant, extra classic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO0HEMEThgY |
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| Posted by Clifford on 07.23.2011 | |
| Up-standing | |
| Posted by Mario andrade on 07.24.2011 | |
| eu sou caboverdiano eu adoro essa senhora,ela é um orgulho grande para todos nos,muita sorte,ela fez um show aqui em cabo verde en Mindelo adorei,jah bless you | |
| Posted by PLUMBER on 07.26.2011 | |
| FEELINGS A LIVE WITH........ ARTIST SOUND BITTER........LISTEN FORWARD TRACKS LIKE.. WORKING ...MY RELIGION ....A WHO SING SEY YOU MUST BE ONE OF THE 12 AND YOU CANT BE NOTHING ELSE...WRONG SOUND A SEND OUT LONG TIME. | |
| Posted by One-Drop on 07.26.2011 | |
| Thanks for you appreciation ! | |
| Posted by One-Drop on 07.26.2011 | |
| @rockas: Respect for your recognition and knowledge! One-drop is the labels name, I know sometimes it dont fit... we as well have steppas, funny enough :-) | |
| Posted by rocka\'s on 07.26.2011 | |
| Its a rockadub... not a onedrop. | |
| Posted by rootsman on 07.27.2011 | |
| One of the greatest albums Phillip Frazer recorded was "blood of the saint" very rare and hard to find 10 inch mini album on the Silver Camel label.. | |
| Posted by marty on 07.27.2011 | |
| thanks for that interview, it\'s nice to hear more about Philip Frazer sharp as a razor! great artist | |
| Posted by Greedy G on 07.27.2011 | |
| Hi Jon I have the song you want but it's not in the best of shape - I can send you a copy if you like, also this isn't a CD, it's a free mix! Enjoy :) GG |
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| Posted by djahcarlitos on 07.29.2011 | |
| Stay roots culture forever young. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 07.29.2011 | |
| Vernon Maytone is a wicked singer, one of Jamaica's sweetest voices with great lyrics and great songs. Pity he never became more famous on the international reggae scene. The album is nice! | |
| Posted by nikki on 07.31.2011 | |
| I love Jah Cure because he is my hero and I got pictures of him and I would like to meet him one day and I can bring some of my friends along and he can bring some his firends along too i like him a lot and he is fine and all mine. | |
| Posted by Ede on 08.03.2011 | |
| My sentiments exactly, it is a shame to spoil such a good review with making such a big deal about auto tuning. After reading this article and then listening to the songs, the first questions to my mind was where is the problem?? Is auto tuning forbidden in reggae? I felt disappointed about your review. It's like you invite the readers to dinner and asked them to pay as they leave!!! Ray Darwin is one of my favorite artist. Ede style.. | |
| Posted by Dorries on 08.03.2011 | |
| R.I.P. I will allways remembering you through your music and I'll keep on listening to your beautifull music..... Thank you for everything DaDa. I love you forever !!! | |
| Posted by donatien on 08.03.2011 | |
| Except "Time Flies" and "Dutty Jonhcrow" there is not auto-tune at all. Ray is an artist who make a lot of harmonies (dubplates sessions with him are more like a real studio session). It may be that makes you think there is too much Auto Tune :) Nuff respect to Ray and his positive lyrics far away for the reggae "cliche" :) |
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| Posted by Reggae Gyals on 08.04.2011 | |
| LOVIN THE NEW TUNES!! BIG UP!! <3 | |
| Posted by christine on 08.04.2011 | |
| <3 | |
| Posted by marvalyn rutherford on 08.04.2011 | |
| Diana has been a dedicated Jamaican singer who sings positive songs, she has a powerful yet sultry and mellow voice. She has really represented her country well. | |
| Posted by Simone Kenny on 08.07.2011 | |
| Wow thank you for capturing and sharing these Sumfest 2011 Moments with us. | |
| Posted by deborah on 08.08.2011 | |
| Steve the pictures were on point. Enjoyed the artical. Keep up the good work. | |
| Posted by Jonahgold on 08.10.2011 | |
| Hi, a short little update on the Compassionate Campaign. As the world spins into turmoil, here\'s another side of the coin... So far we are sending the album \"Nine Signs & Heavy Bliss\" to five people who have all gone beyond their comfort zo...ne and reached out to a fellow being just because they can. I think I can speak for all in saying that the joy derived from this is of another quality. A boundless and unlimited one. This is one of the stories received, we got Lindsays permission to share it with all of you along with her pledge for sending her niece to a Youth Enrichment Camp. Come forward with your story, the more the merrier! / Jonahgold =========== You all are so sweet. This summer, I raised $1200.00 soliciting friends and relatives online and used that money to take my 3 nieces to summer camp for the first time ever. They are 10, 7, and 5 and have recently been removed from their Mother\'s home due to severe neglect and abuse. I arranged scholarships for camps so that the $1200.00 could go a far way, as some of the camps were originally $600.00 per week. This summer between the 3 of them, they went kayaking on the San Juan Islands, performed on a professional stage with professional actors, dancers and singers, made beautiful art pieces, (some of which are now hanging in children\'s are installment in a rea; gallery), went to the zoo, petted animals and learned about them, went swimming, went to a children\'s museum, learned gymnastics, learned about healthy food and eating, talking about how to deal with drug and alcohol pressures and had sleepovers and auntie and uncle\'s house. It has been a very rewarding summer. Thank you for the opportunity for free music and a chance to talk about this amazing experience, as it was truly that for me as well.. Blessings, Lindsay Love Manager / NWWRF.com 2011 \"It takes a whole village to raise a child\" ================ Help my niece attend a Youth Enrichment Camp My niece was removed from her Mother’s home this past winter because of severe neglect and abuse. She had lived with these conditions for almost 10 years at that point. During her short life she has cared for her Mother and her four siblings while enduring drug abuse, emotional and physical abuse in her own home. Your raffle dollars will help get her to YES! Camp this summer to learn the tools she will need to move past these experiences and become a happy, well adjusted adult. Thank you for participating in this healing and educational experience for one deserving child. The YES! Camp at Cedar Ridge offers: Traditional, unique and fun camp activities, along with life lessons designed to increase confidence & manage stress while gaining skills in friendship, leadership and teamwork. We are working hard to send our niece to camp this August. Please join us. - Lindsay Love empresslove13 ( at ) yahoo.com |
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| Posted by Lawal on 08.12.2011 | |
| Mi sa huge fan of your father "the great Peter Tosh". I love his lyrics,his highly spirited rythym and conciously packaged reggea music "blackman music". I was told he came to my country Nigeria in the 70s when I was a kid to see his friend T-mac. I will like you to always keep the fire burning unadultrated. May his soul rest in peace..... |
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| Posted by kabbalist on 08.12.2011 | |
| Bless, this is Kabbalist !!! I would like to send you my biography and some new music! This my email kabbalist1@gmail.com. | |
| Posted by Ras Siwattu on 08.14.2011 | |
| Greetins Ones & Ones Hail up Queen Omega love & Raspect De I works nuff Guideyance an Itection Qadamawi Hayle Sellassie Empress Mennen keep De I pan traddins. Buruk Fiqir RasTaFari...... |
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| Posted by Chris on 08.15.2011 | |
| I first heard about Claudius when they had finished "Sign Time" and it was getting ready to be released. The Baltimore City Paper did a front page article about it, and I scooped up Sign Time and Roots Master. Both discs were (and continue to be) very special to me, something about his journey, combined with his music, really struck a nerve. Last I had heard, Claudius was fixing his home after a hurricane, and Jonah was planning on bringing him up to Baltimore for some concerts. After nothing happened with it, I stopped checking. I see this, now, and realized that he was in Baltimore, and homeless, when I was working in homeless services. You always wish you can help more people, but I really would have liked to have been there for him in his hour of need. Kingman, gone but not forgotten. |
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| Posted by jason on 08.16.2011 | |
| Nikki, you sound 12... Read a book. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 08.16.2011 | |
| Are any of these new Maximum Sound riddims going to be released on CD? I hope so!!!! | |
| Posted by Ras Gideon on 08.16.2011 | |
| Rastafari Guide and Protect Ones & Ones. Ises Queen Omega and stay natural all de iwa. Blessing from South Afrika, Azania. Selah | |
| Posted by Brian Keyo on 08.16.2011 | |
| Nice set. Note that Blue Ska is by The Cavaliers. | |
| Posted by Aseelah Zellner on 08.17.2011 | |
| Just slipped up on this web site looking for reggae concerts in Atlanta, GA. Love IT!!!!! | |
| Posted by beve sinclair on 08.18.2011 | |
| I love this interview and love the tracks you chose.. | |
| Posted by sisira henegamage on 08.18.2011 | |
| Accept my deepest sympathy............... | |
| Posted by Ras brown on 08.18.2011 | |
| Garnett your positive music will forever prevail amongst our soals.your talent n voice were very unique n of great value.death go away, u took a very talented n young artist who had a very bright n promising future. Live long dread.since u left in 1994 your music prevails in our we soals.live long rasta. | |
| Posted by Dale Alexander on 08.21.2011 | |
| Truth vibrations the ghetto youth dem need to remember dem history, Selassie bless Marley family to keep spreading positive vibes and we all should do the same in our respective communities. Babylon time of corruption soon come to an end and we must not forget that Africa and her children are the first world not third, Selassie I. | |
| Posted by Angel on 08.21.2011 | |
| Joel was the sweetest guy. He had a good heart. I grew up with Joel when he was a teenager. He loved his family. He was never a fighter. He looked out for his younger brothers and sisters. This is a great tragedy for his family. He didn't deserve to go so violently. Joel was the pride of VP. He carried the torch. We will miss him dearly. | |
| Posted by Man Free Movie on 08.23.2011 | |
| Man Free wants to thank all those who watched the trailer. Please visit us on Facebook for updates of screenings and our iTunes launch in October. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=616917053#!/pages/Man-Free/189825881083256 |
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| Posted by Raslovers on 08.23.2011 | |
| I'm bless with Capleton new album.. Global War, Same Old Story Wow... Jah Bless and Guide Capleton... One Love Still!!! | |
| Posted by treacle on 08.24.2011 | |
| I loved this too..childhood stories and taking us through the years..excellent questions and once again i didn't want it to end. | |
| Posted by peekay on 08.25.2011 | |
| GET WELL SOON! | |
| Posted by Jodi Powell on 08.25.2011 | |
| I represent a small documentary theatre in Harlem New York and would love to screen this film. Please get in contact with me if you would like more information on who we are and what we do exactly. | |
| Posted by Everet on 08.25.2011 | |
| She is a singing sensation | |
| Posted by Benzly on 08.25.2011 | |
| My friend... good always die young ... u never deserve that NEVER | |
| Posted by man free movie on 08.25.2011 | |
| Jodi, thanks for your interest in MAN FREE and wanting to screen it at your theatre. Please contact me at: David Garonzik dpgaronzik@msn.com |
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| Posted by EMPD on 08.25.2011 | |
| JAH GUIDE...STAY STRONG. | |
| Posted by sadio on 08.26.2011 | |
| I like Dezarie. | |
| Posted by Roots Rocker on 08.26.2011 | |
| Awesome! Great team. I'm expecting very good material from this team! | |
| Posted by Boemien on 08.27.2011 | |
| Alpha Blondy, you are the best...... Nothing else to say!!! | |
| Posted by terrygaribaldicomrie on 08.28.2011 | |
| Wonderful interview. Jah bless, keep that wonderful music coming. | |
| Posted by Herbert Dogan on 08.28.2011 | |
| Saw you at "REDROCK", great stuff! JAH BLESS |
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| Posted by paul hanna on 08.30.2011 | |
| It was nice to find out about Luckys rugged childhood and the value of his grandma. Great info on the similarities between he and Tosh, Thank you writer/photographer for this write up and the smooth photos. Especially the ones where Lucky is in his Fatigues . Yikes... |
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| Posted by Sean Dillon on 09.02.2011 | |
| Makes for a good read, but probably much bullshit pre-fabricated to suit American gov\\\'t requirements! | |
| Posted by alan on 09.02.2011 | |
| Thanks, great pics ! We were there and it was so cool !... Zion !... | |
| Posted by Ras on 09.03.2011 | |
| Wicked mix. | |
| Posted by Damien O\'Shea on 09.03.2011 | |
| Why are promoters rarely booking artists to perform in Ireland? I wish to see a growing reggae scene in my home city of Cork. |
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| Posted by Carrie on 09.04.2011 | |
| Big up uself Rory! | |
| Posted by italskarl on 09.05.2011 | |
| I believe you can catch Zion Train in Ireland on the following dates Friday 7th September - The Pavilion, Cork, Ireland Saturday 8th October - Dolan’s, Limerick, Ireland Sunday 9th October - The Button Factory, Dublin, Ireland |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 09.05.2011 | |
| A Swedish singer changing her name to an Arabic name and singing in fake patwa? She seems like she has severe schizophrenia issues... | |
| Posted by Yaadcore on 09.05.2011 | |
| 'YAADCORE'S REGGAE AROMA THE FIRST' FREE DOWNLOAD: http://bit.ly/qp8UWU | |
| Posted by Jessica on 09.05.2011 | |
| Where is the download link??? | |
| Posted by wonluv on 09.08.2011 | |
| Look here mi rate dis girl. The NYE tune brought me to tears. She talkin the real in a language she feel. The shit that's going on need its own language anyway. Mr Quick, don't b so quick to judge. | |
| Posted by Timmie on 09.08.2011 | |
| No one loved you like I did, no one felt the passion in your lyrics, voice and instrumentals like I did! Listening to your music was like going to church to humbly confess my sins. Your songs: its not easy, the way it is, touch your dream, remember me and freedom made me lose tears at many occassions because of the passion in them! I will never stop playing lucky dube, my passion for your songs will not cease! The rastars never die, you live on in our hearts. Once again, RIP! | |
| Posted by terry on 09.08.2011 | |
| Wow, Leba. Saw her open for Toots in Reno. Her originals are off the hook, as is she ! | |
| Posted by sadat on 09.09.2011 | |
| I wish you speedy recovery........ We Ghanaian love you and don't wanna you to die. | |
| Posted by kim on 09.09.2011 | |
| This is mad!!! Big up Dub Inc!! | |
| Posted by pedro on 09.10.2011 | |
| Massa | |
| Posted by james. nyongo on 09.11.2011 | |
| Let Jah be praised n all his enermy will scuttered. | |
| Posted by Drummie Dan on 09.13.2011 | |
| CAF Studio FORWAARD!!! | |
| Posted by Lorna Spence on 09.13.2011 | |
| Etana, I love "I am Not Afraid" many time when I am feeling discouraged I sing that song. Good Luck with your collaboration with Penthouse Records. I am looking forward to those HITS! | |
| Posted by BIGG BILLZ on 09.13.2011 | |
| Joel was OK, he held a lot of artists back and in this day and age you would think he would had helped them move forward. I knew him from the business of music. | |
| Posted by disya on 09.14.2011 | |
| I think the album on the whole is great and there is clearly a story behind every track. Cool style and wicked lyrics too. MrQuick did you even listen? As for the patwa comment isn't that something which could be said about basically all non-Caribbean reggae? To me it seems more like adapting the flow to the style of music. | |
| Posted by RasBen on 09.17.2011 | |
| Sizzla, great artist but can't overstand why he went to perform for Mugabe anniversary, as Mugabe is best friend of Mengistu and gave him asylum in Zimbabwe ! Yes Mengistu the murderer of His Majesty Selassie I. The security at Sizzla shows there, was provided by Chipangano thugs that everyone knows are vicious and violent, rapers and murderers feared by all !! Google Mugabe and Hitler and you will find the speech with Mugabe proud to be considered the Hitler of Africa ! And Sizzla, yes, a real great artist, have no sufficient knowledge to know all these ? Why spreading a message pro Mugabe ? It is just show ignorance. Why he runs straight to the arms of this bloody dictator ? He thinks it is the people choice in Zimbabwe ? A democratic choice? We are tired of artists that don't have the courage to speak differently ....to speak about the dictators in Africa. Those who steal the wealth of Africa are now Africans .... Selassie I |
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| Posted by betty on 09.17.2011 | |
| Your music is hot gal, just keep on rising! | |
| Posted by Turf on 09.19.2011 | |
| Why do you guys keep referring him to Hawaiian artist? He is no way Hawaiian or even from Hawaii... | |
| Posted by Camille on 09.20.2011 | |
| Hi. It dont say that he is Hawaiian or born in Hawaii. But J Boog is working in Hawaii with an Hawaiian label (Wash House). |
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| Posted by Nettles on 09.20.2011 | |
| RIP Siddy. xx Nettles xx |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 09.21.2011 | |
| I beg to differ. While I kinda like this album it is DESPITE the participation of D. Marley, who, in my humble opinion, is monotone, monochord and very very boring after 2 minutes of him. I would much prefer hear more Mick Jagger and the Indian dude... | |
| Posted by asid on 09.21.2011 | |
| Atrocious album of faux pop reggae.Damian Marely is not smth special anyway.Mick Jagger's singing is horrendous.Avoid. | |
| Posted by Sista Dee on 09.22.2011 | |
| Greetings I think its great that we had a European Sunsplash, unfortunately I didn't have the funds to attend as I only heard about it the day b4. I am a musician singer songwriter, you can check our reviews written by el intercambio, and the Gibraltar Chronicle. Many Gibraltarians attended and had a fantastic time. It is my dream to one day sing at Sunsplash, if you know of a way we can help this happen please contact me. One love & nuff respect from Sista Dee. |
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| Posted by marvalynr on 09.22.2011 | |
| Big up my ghetto princess maximum respect. diana yuh large everytime. | |
| Posted by rasta on 09.22.2011 | |
| Looking forward to this one. | |
| Posted by Chifundo Kaphamtengo on 09.23.2011 | |
| Rub a Dub rocks | |
| Posted by Mohamed Maxime Diakite on 09.24.2011 | |
| You may dont know me but I have always been with you and I am still today in all you do Takana Zion. Barté nou houi ramini woulakoui woula birin sèrinmanè, you seeee I and I my Guinean brother. |
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| Posted by DJ Greedy G on 09.25.2011 | |
| I hope this is the start of a whole wave of new bands playing real instruments. Doesn't Alborosie use real musicians on his tunes too? | |
| Posted by Erik on 09.25.2011 | |
| Yes, Alborosie use real musicians as well, and I believe that he plays most of them himself. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 09.26.2011 | |
| This Dubtronic track is very nice and very nicely arranged. Good vocals, great backing. More power!!! | |
| Posted by Meunier on 09.27.2011 | |
| Irie all rastaman of the planet. I'm 57’s years old and I live reggae music since more than thirty years in Brest, France. Reggae is life, reggae is rhythm, reggae is love, reggae is god. Reggae is red, gold and green. My roots are reggae, my spirit is reggae. Reggae is born in everybody’s soul, in every’s body heart. In every part of this world, reggae give us peace and love. Reggae will never die. Ask to Bob, ask to Peter, ask to Gregory, ask to my father, ask to my brother : the answer is always the same : love is living. Love is reggae. Reggae is love. |
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| Posted by Emmanuel Yartey on 09.29.2011 | |
| I am really waiting patiently for such a release of the reggae legend's Biography on 30th November 2011. Long life for you, Jimmy Cliff.... | |
| Posted by i.rebel on 09.30.2011 | |
| The album is BIG so is the TUNE also the messages are true+deep! I speak fake patois myself, I know no other english as I learned it with dictionary and reggae records-that pronounce drove my school teachers mad. BIG UP HANOUNEH ! |
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| Posted by Judy Kersten on 09.30.2011 | |
| I gave my "Sounds with purpose", CD to a true Rastafarian that was displaying his art work at Earth Dance, in Velljo Ca. I thought I had one more copy and as it turned out... it was my last copy. I would like to buy another. Where can I go to get one? Jah Bless & Thank you for your time in this matter. Judy | |
| Posted by Ras Weero on 09.30.2011 | |
| A great great loss....one of the greatest true rasta reggae singers par excellent. May he rest in perfect peace. Jah Guide | |
| Posted by Flo on 10.02.2011 | |
| Great tune, I hope it will be released soon (as of 2011) or available as a download. Please ! | |
| Posted by takunda katiyo on 10.03.2011 | |
| More works Bushman I really love your vibes | |
| Posted by chris abah on 10.04.2011 | |
| Jimmy you deserve everything good. God blees u....more | |
| Posted by jah mangrove on 10.04.2011 | |
| I bought Little Roy's Columbus Ship LP when it came out in 1981. This album is the same quality, very good. 30 years later Little Roy does it again. Like the Viceroys, quality over quantity. Big up to Earl Lowe. Nice one. | |
| Posted by Pablo Moses on 10.08.2011 | |
| Dillon was a very good man, and also a personal friend. I know the works he has done on earth is positive. You and your music lives on. Thanks for your inspirational contributions to this wonderful and powerful music call "Roots Reggae Music". Blessed love always, Pablo, Rastafari. |
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| Posted by Dom K on 10.08.2011 | |
| Big respect, Johnny! You are a legend! | |
| Posted by jah mangrove on 10.08.2011 | |
| Johnny Clarke there is a humble man. I remember buying Visions of Johnny Clarke, rastaman from creation. My favourite song from Johnny is Young Rebel. A great singer who deserves widestream success, his voice is instantly recognisable. One love to the man Johnny Clarke. Ital is vital. | |
| Posted by Jahlive on 10.09.2011 | |
| Another Good Man gone,mek I feel so sad! May yuh rest in Blessed Peace an Jah tek yuh inna a Blessed place inna HIM Kingwise! To yuh Family an Friends, Nough Strenght to overcome dis great loss! Icerely, I Jahlive I | |
| Posted by Diane on 10.12.2011 | |
| I like Crying a lot off this album and Don't waste my time, but my favorite is still Roots and culture . | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 10.12.2011 | |
| Quite interesting, those sound bits. I like the zoom track | |
| Posted by mark on 10.14.2011 | |
| Hail breddren, I heard a tune by Louis culture, JUDGEMENT FI BABYLON, on a UK reggae podcast, O live in Australia... Can you help me buy it ? Cheers. Mark. | |
| Posted by Janet on 10.16.2011 | |
| This is Janet from Lancaster Rd,/Dunbarton Ave/Molynes Rd. Pat Holy/Jean /Ewan's/ Stereo friend and Kay's sister. Keep up the good work! | |
| Posted by Simangaliso sibonelo sibiya on 10.16.2011 | |
| WHY DO BAD THINGS HAPPENS TO GOOD PEOPLE THIS QUESTION POPS UP AGAIN WHEN READIENG THIS ARTICLE FRM A GREAT JOUNALIST BY A GREAT STAR | |
| Posted by Simangaliso sibonelo sibiya on 10.16.2011 | |
| WHY DO BAD THINGS HAPPENS TO GOOD PEOPLE? Iam veryhapy to knw dt loving luckydube is not an ignorant choice i chose to love him while iwas six they would call me luckydube iwould lie say im hs relative hs masage masaged me it gave me relif it guides me fo him iam responsible WHEN I READ CRAZYWORLD I WOULD Tel my parents wt he is and wat the book says abt him ilove him this article is lyk hs ina picture mch love i remember him and stil cries fo bieng denyd the oportunity to c hm live | |
| Posted by garnettmeeks on 10.16.2011 | |
| Etana I am proud of you never change your roots are your songs espacilly your songs thay always have a grate meaning see them coming after my soul. | |
| Posted by jan bruffaerts on 10.16.2011 | |
| Not just a pretty face ! -) | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 10.17.2011 | |
| Big up to the Heartical Kru for this wicked compilation. | |
| Posted by maggie on 10.17.2011 | |
| Love the mix maaaaddd on the site. | |
| Posted by Flo on 10.17.2011 | |
| This riddim is one of the best ever. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 10.17.2011 | |
| One of my favourite riddims!! Fattis Burrell {Xterminator} and Frenchie {Maximum Sound} relicked this riddim as well, all essential! | |
| Posted by M.CONDE on 10.18.2011 | |
| Big up TAKANA! ... Best African reggae ever, I got your 2 album already and cant wait to get this as well and this time you got some Jamaican connection. Keep it up Guinea man!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 10.21.2011 | |
| Raging Fyah is also part of the revival of live bands in Jamaica. Check the review of their amazing new album here : http://unitedreggae.com/articles/n779/101811/raging-fyah-judgement-day | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 10.21.2011 | |
| I wonder if the second album Junior Murvin recorded for Lee Perry will ever see the light of day??? | |
| Posted by Losman on 10.21.2011 | |
| Yes! This confirms the feeling I've had all along - that NOTHING will ever replace the heartical vibe that comes from a group of musicians playing together on real instruments. I have been a reggae musician for 33 years, inspired by the pioneers of this music, back when the message and the spirit of it were deemed important. I have held on to that spirit through all of reggae's mutations and have refused to give in to fashion. For I, it is conscious roots and culture, Nyabinghi vibration from Creation! | |
| Posted by treacle on 10.21.2011 | |
| I was blessed to see/hear Junior sing LIVE at the Hootananny in Brixton, he is a truly amazing artist. Great interview Angus. | |
| Posted by Sea A Flow on 10.22.2011 | |
| TRULY PH***IN PHAT TING TO BLESS WIT | |
| Posted by hopkins on 10.23.2011 | |
| Big production! Where I can buy mp3? Only on Amazon? | |
| Posted by puji on 10.23.2011 | |
| Is this youth Supercat son or relation?? Sound like cat an have ressemblance in looks. I think it a very good interview and very good point about college/university of dancehall being skipped so instead of receiving professional training the nowday professionals are being trained on the job which I think it affected the work/music... Looking out for more tings from this youth cause him sound bad like yaaws amd remind of Juniorcat and Supercat. | |
| Posted by imad on 10.24.2011 | |
| I'm Africa man my country Sudan I love bob Marley when I was small boy and I love reggae so much and love Cedella. I'm wanna marry her but how ?? | |
| Posted by imad on 10.24.2011 | |
| Bob Marley say if you listen carefully you will hear many more have to die dont trust me why ? Bob still deep in my heart and also I love all Jamaican people my galss I wanna visit Kingston there is really life to stay near the beach I like Ziggy Marley because Bob, king of reggae say to Ziggy tell Ziggy I'm fine Bob really legend all sudanese people love Bob and Ziggy so much and then the Jamaican girls very nice. |
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| Posted by Dub inc on 10.24.2011 | |
| Yes, the release date is tomorrow......! | |
| Posted by gift sithole on 10.25.2011 | |
| I'm gift iwell to get the onepeople riddm to downloading. | |
| Posted by Karen on 10.26.2011 | |
| Love this artilce... Big up Ragga- Stephen you are a LION Much love from Rochester NY |
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| Posted by Angus on 10.27.2011 | |
| Good question. I spoke with David Katz, Perry's biographer about this and he says that several singles (Bad Weed/Closer Together, Crossover/I'm In Love, the bootleg/dubplate Rasta Get Ready) have surfaced. However, these may have just been sessions Junior cut at the Black Ark after the first album rather than sessions for the second album, and may not have used Ax of Jahpostles band. The mastertapes for the album could have been lost, buried or distributed to a variety of different sources, so the mystery remains... | |
| Posted by david ricketts on 10.28.2011 | |
| This Celebration for one of Reggae best Dennis Brown. It's very good. | |
| Posted by Cindy Linklater on 10.29.2011 | |
| Awesome. | |
| Posted by 22tweng on 10.30.2011 | |
| Killer / Killer = Wicked mix ! Thank you !! | |
| Posted by Xavier on 10.31.2011 | |
| Mad! Good selection | |
| Posted by fatherbones on 11.01.2011 | |
| One of the most talented artist ever to come out of Jamaica. Every song he does sound spiritual or send a message whether its a lovers rock or a praise song. He writes his own music so what does that tell you. He is a real superstar. | |
| Posted by Moses on 11.03.2011 | |
| Excellent mix... If anyone has the lyric of NO REASON - Black Dillinger, please I want it. Jah love! |
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| Posted by fatma on 11.04.2011 | |
| I love you, my BEST musician. | |
| Posted by De NAVIGATOR on 11.06.2011 | |
| What's up man, Jah bless ya, you great, l love ya music, wanna be great buddy ,wanna be your friend, wanna learn more. More about true rasta, love ya, Jah bless, my mail address is denavigator99@yahoo.com, hope to read ya please. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 11.06.2011 | |
| Talk about recycling: the drum sounds exactly like one the Gussie-produced Aswad songs when Asawd recorded with Gussie and Steelie and Clevie. Interesting. |
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| Posted by Ashera on 11.06.2011 | |
| This is awful news and I cant belive theres not more publicity about this !! | |
| Posted by rob on 11.07.2011 | |
| www.myspace.com/jammyslies Someone just sent me this link, thought it would be of interest to some of you on here... |
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| Posted by Zebe on 11.08.2011 | |
| I love everyting about dis man. If only I was 10 years younger. | |
| Posted by Poca on 11.12.2011 | |
| Nice interview! Lovely album! Love it that Earl's wearing a Jah Army shirt on the cover... ;-) Album The Fittest is now avaialble in iTunes Store! |
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| Posted by Ra Selah I on 11.12.2011 | |
| Big up Ras Kwasi good works fadda | |
| Posted by Jayhawk on 11.14.2011 | |
| Boom saahklaka boom boom, problem solved. | |
| Posted by Dushan on 11.17.2011 | |
| Vaughn is unique person. He is a legend and his words are so powerful. | |
| Posted by junior P on 11.18.2011 | |
| Big work !!!!!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 11.19.2011 | |
| BAYSIDE ROCKS FESTIVAL ON SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19TH, 2011 HAS BEEN POSTPONED. MIAMI, FL (November 18, 2011) - The 2nd Annual Bayside Rocks Festival has been official POSTPONED until further notice. Every effort is being made to secure a make up date. Due to unforeseen complications with the festival’s headliners Bunny Wailer & Luciano, producers of festival felt they had no other choice but to postpone the event. Bunny Wailer has cancelled all of his upcoming international show dates due to an undisclosed medical condition. Additionally it was just discovered that the second headliner, Luciano, is unable to travel to the United States due to a serious legal issue. All ticket holders will receive a full refund from the original point of purchase. Bayside Rocks Festival Producer Alfonso D’Niscio Brooks has issued the following statement: “It is with deep regret that I tell you all of my disappointment in having to postpone Bayside Rocks on Saturday. I feel defeated and know I have failed you all. I humbly ask that you accept my apologies and your understanding as I journey thru this trying moment. Everything happens for a reason I am often told. In watching the things that have transpired I will only accept that the Most High has a different plan. I accept that my life is in Divine Order thus today I was only granted the best possible result that could have happened for my life. In moving forward please note that we will be in touch with everyone to handle any concerns or issues that need to be addressed. I thank you for supporting us in all the ways you did. We will find another way to feed the hungry for Thanksgiving as we reschedule the event. Please everyone that bought an advance ticket you must return to your point of purchase for a complete refund. Thank you for taking the time to read this humble note. One Love. “ We ask that all vendors, sponsors and participants with vested interests in the festival to be patient and know all issues will be handled individually by Friday November 25th, 2011 For additional information about the 2011 Bayside Rocks Music & Arts Festival contact us at 305-763-4509, email info@baysiderocksfestival.com or go to www.baysiderocksfestival.com For media inquiries please contact Circle of One Marketing at 305-576-3790 |
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| Posted by @USVIMusicians on 11.20.2011 | |
| Well Done. | |
| Posted by wiylik on 11.20.2011 | |
| Vaughn Benjamin is the ultimate mastery and understanding of the English language. He is a genius and a powerful leader of us humans. As the Midnite Word Sound Power and other leaders spread their message further, he will be able to lead an even deeper pool of people. Spread links such as this interview and their new video Mongst I&I on your Facebook, Twitter, etc, so that we can all help increase the audience and positive living. Love Thanks & Praises!! |
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| Posted by Christiane Nicely on 11.20.2011 | |
| Very good photos Franck! <3 | |
| Posted by sherice on 11.21.2011 | |
| The song sickkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk, done know u thing madd up some boy burn dem bridge. l love u baby. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 11.21.2011 | |
| I Octane has an album out! Released in Japan this year! The album is called "Thank You Father" You can buy it from www.reggaerecords.com | |
| Posted by JELLY on 11.21.2011 | |
| Dem SIIICCCKKK!!!!!!!!!! Ungrateful dog is not ur FRIEND.... Watch urself & put ur guards up...... BIG up urself I-Octane 2 the Universe.... Continue doing good songs....They r my INSPIRATION!!!!!!!!! More Life & Prosperity.... | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 11.22.2011 | |
| Wow can't wait for Derajah's album! Heavy roots reggae! | |
| Posted by denny on 11.22.2011 | |
| "When running a restaurant you can’t only cook what you like. You have to be current and you have to be on top.” With all respect- if you love what you do and put your heart into it people will listen. Good chefs cook for love and love what they cook or the restaurant fails. Same for music. |
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| Posted by Denja on 11.22.2011 | |
| Brilliant album- well worth a listen or ten!!! | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 11.22.2011 | |
| Disappointing imho. The riddim is lame, like almost all of this so called new-roots/one drop scene, mechanical, soul-less. Makes me miss her songs with Sly & Robbie. | |
| Posted by johnbless on 11.23.2011 | |
| I agree too. Your heart must be truly in that which you love, perfect to impeccability that which you love most and really and truly the best will be apparent even from the harshest of critics. It applies in carriers, professions, hobbies etc etc. That"s why there are gifts, talents, abilities and capabilities so to speak. A jack of all trades in an area that requires specialty is a failure. The same is applies to music as well | |
| Posted by Christiane Nicely on 11.23.2011 | |
| Very nice article, Angus! And I love the photos, Andrew! :-) | |
| Posted by Emilio Olsson on 11.24.2011 | |
| Nice Album. | |
| Posted by sensi tom on 11.24.2011 | |
| Rest in Jah! | |
| Posted by Chaddy Royal on 11.25.2011 | |
| Thank Jah for this label bringing Roots back to the forefront in the 90's with blazing riddims. Nuff love to Xterminator! | |
| Posted by fancy face on 11.26.2011 | |
| Lol. Sweetie love it palm beach fans a scream when a post it. | |
| Posted by general lee on 11.26.2011 | |
| Haile to the family of Barry Llewellyn and the world sadly another percious artist has left us to yard away to meet thee almighty, heart felt blessing goes out to leroy and earl for the lose of there brother. One love, one heart, one aim, one destiny, Jah Rastafari. | |
| Posted by SFR on 11.28.2011 | |
| Sadly, another of the greats leaves us. Thank you for the music, Barry. Peace at last. Blessings and guidance to those you have left behind in sorrow. May they find peace knowing how talented you were and the joy you gave to many through your music. One love! | |
| Posted by Irish Cockney TC Carroll on 11.29.2011 | |
| RIP true legend. You'll never be fogotten. One Love | |
| Posted by RASJOHAN on 11.29.2011 | |
| Bless | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 11.30.2011 | |
| He'll be back in London (and the rest of Europe) this Summer with Sly & Robbie and Monty Alexander following their triumph in Tokyo in November. | |
| Posted by Dominic Reuben on 12.01.2011 | |
| Give thanks Leonard Dillon, your works touched my heart. Look to the light. | |
| Posted by Donwanni on 12.01.2011 | |
| You haaaaaad fi deaded u no, ur respect big and large. | |
| Posted by Ante on 12.01.2011 | |
| Please give me this riddim. | |
| Posted by Original Rootsman on 12.02.2011 | |
| It still is a joke. Israel Vibration's album is one of their worst albums they ever made. Monty Alexander and Shaggy ??? Are you kidding me ?? Shaggy is popmusic.. Bun Down Grammy Prices .. Big Joke to me... | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 12.03.2011 | |
| Monty's album is pretty good. IV, Shaggy suck big time. The Marleys continue to put out crappy albums year in year out (ZM's album is not even "reggae" anymore). Out of this list, I'd vote for Monty. Alpheus is the best release in 2011. |
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| Posted by dreader on 12.03.2011 | |
| Alright, I understand your points of view. But just listen to Stephen Marley's album once again... it's just awesome. It would be on my short list too :-) But it's not good for such a versatile genre like reggae, when always the same name wins, that's true. I don't know what you have against the Israel Vibration output. I like it a lot. It fits in well with the older albums. They'd deserve a grammy. Don't know if they ever won one? Monty Alexander did a lot for the reggae-jazz fusion. He'd deserve to get more publicity for that. Finally... you wrote how the procedure is. First you need to send your album to the grammy-dudes. So you need to have a management next to you, people who pushes you. That's why a horrible album like Shaggy's on the list too. I really don't know how many reggae artistes did that. I'm not sure if Sizzla sent a copy of his two outputs this year; and I'm quite sure that Takana Zion (great album!) and Alpheus didn't do that among others ;-) You cannot even buy the Alpheus album on iTunes in my country. So, enough said bout that. |
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| Posted by Strongtree on 12.04.2011 | |
| I'm very saddened by this news! Phillip "Fatis" Burrell is one the greatest reggae producers of all time! My condolences go out to the family and friends Jah bless. | |
| Posted by Boemien on 12.05.2011 | |
| Can You by the way post your own list here???? | |
| Posted by rootsman on 12.05.2011 | |
| Dreader.. You are right bout the Steven Marley album. Thats a great album in the tradition his father used to do it. Personally I think after Apple left the group, things were never the same anymore for IV, they sound uninspired and with no power...Its just so sad to see so much artists and smaller labels with a real reggae hart not getting the attention they deserve.. | |
| Posted by TALAWAH STUDIOS on 12.06.2011 | |
| MY CONDOLENCES TO THE ENTIRE BURRELL FAMILY. I GREW UP WITH "FATTIS" IN DUHANEY PARK IN THE 80'S. I REMEMBER TRADING COMICS WITH HIM ON A WEEKLY BASIS, LONG BEFORE HIS TENURE WITH THE RECORD BUSINESS. A TRUE AND PROVEN FRIEND, ONE THAT WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. | |
| Posted by brayoh drake on 12.06.2011 | |
| Big up! | |
| Posted by Lets\'ela on 12.07.2011 | |
| Yoh I respect Him and His most high power. Kip it stil and blazin coz the fyah is for purification en um purifyd | |
| Posted by daniel on 12.07.2011 | |
| When people are forced to play music to 'save' it, it marginalizes both the old and new. I suggest covering classics as a way to introduce the roots to the leaves. The disk jockey's job is not to keep the old relevant but to entertain. IMHO. | |
| Posted by Jack Souls on 12.08.2011 | |
| Rootsman and Snorkie, who are you? And why people should defer to you? If you don't like it - shut up or go to hell! Who asked you to put your oar in? | |
| Posted by jah mangrove on 12.08.2011 | |
| I bought Blood of the saint first time around 1982, I have followed the roots artist, the ghetto sound from about 78. Phillips voice is very distinctive and the sound driving his lyrics is equally as powerful, Perry used to say "music from the street ans lyric from the ghetto. The songs on here are all direct, no nonsense pieces of absolute perfect dimention. Bold like a lion with a theme like zion.sometime an artist has a good voice but isnt suited to the "riddim" Phillip and his sound are like a man and his shadow. Perfect little slice of ghetto roots with rasta love and carribean fruits. | |
| Posted by romario on 12.09.2011 | |
| Shaggy album is GREAT SUGARCANE!!! | |
| Posted by Janice on 12.09.2011 | |
| Etana looked great. Love the unifying of cultures through music. Positive vibes. | |
| Posted by I-Rick on 12.10.2011 | |
| Irie! Anyone noticed how, in general, the specialized reggae media tend to year after year, talk about the Grammy nominations...to call it odd, a joke, strange or commercially biased? Maybe the time as come to change things by not paying attention to it! (I believe it to be the best way for it eventually fade away as non-valid award...once it does not reflect the choices of what really matters: the fans opinion:) As always, I invite you all to COME AND CHOOSE your favorites on the annual ZONAREGGAE RADIOSHOW BEST OF 2011 VOTING POLL:) CHECK MORE INFOS AT-> http://zonareggae.wordpress.com/zonareggae-best-of-2011-the-people-choices-voting-poll/ OR JUMP FORWARD TO THE POLL-> http://zonareggae.wordpress.com/zonareggae-best-of-2011-the-people-choices-voting-poll/best-of-11-the-people-choices-voting-poll/ ENJOY! |
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| Posted by daniel on 12.11.2011 | |
| What I like about this album and Perry is that he did not get stuck with one particular sound. What some might consider "shit" others may see past their own pigeon holed ideas of what he "should" sound like and see that the man has continued to move forward. If you want 1973 then listen to 1973, stop trying to force all reggae and dub artists into a one small sound. Makes the genre stale. Great album IMHO, progressive and open minded. | |
| Posted by jerry neville on 12.12.2011 | |
| RIP Fattis, your unique and inspiring productions will be sorely missed. Condolences to all family and friends. | |
| Posted by Beep on 12.12.2011 | |
| Booooom! | |
| Posted by Robert arno on 12.13.2011 | |
| Nice pix. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 12.14.2011 | |
| I was invited there and was totally unimpressed. Terrible sound, all muddled. The only thing you could hear clearly was Horseman's powerful voice. Holly Cook was totally bland and while she sounds nice on her album thanks to excellent production, onstage she does not "have it". Plus, no keyboards??? All the synth parts were pre-recorded, meaning the rest of the instruments had to play their parts, with no possibility of the least change or improvisation. Talk about Reggae being hijacked from its original, free, form.... All in all, this is yet another example of British pop raping Reggae. The audience, typical Paris "in crowd" and not at all a Reggae crowd, liked it of course. They don't like "real" Reggae in the first place... Fya bun! |
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| Posted by Strongtree on 12.14.2011 | |
| I agree with MrQuick about the new roots! Alot of the one drop riddims that are coming out of Jamaica are very weak sounding like soft pop reggae which I can't stand and where's the heavy bass that reggae was known for gone? It's a shame because alot of the roots vocals to these weak riddims are truly great! PLEASE SOMEONE SAVE REGGAE MUSIC!!!!! | |
| Posted by desmond on 12.16.2011 | |
| Ken Boothe is a legend. | |
| Posted by Gibsy on 12.17.2011 | |
| Not usually the thing to do when one has reviewed the album, but I'm coming in from the 'as a fan of the sound' perspective.. I'm really into this, it's creative to the max, I would of liked to see this in iTunes and on CD, it's too good to be given away (with respect) very niceness. | |
| Posted by Dushan on 12.17.2011 | |
| What a great album. Thank you for this. | |
| Posted by SHELBY GRAHAM on 12.18.2011 | |
| MY KIND OF MUSIC. | |
| Posted by andra on 12.19.2011 | |
| I like it. | |
| Posted by Thomas Langshaw on 12.20.2011 | |
| RIP FATIS!!!! A real big timer in the JA music business. How come his Vena Recordings label is not mentioned here??? Or his very first productions with Sugar Minott and Michael Palmer in 1985 on the Kings And Lions label??? | |
| Posted by Loggie on 12.21.2011 | |
| I happen to like Monty's and Stephen Marley's album...Shaggy's album is lacking. I have this one album from a new singer Mystic Soul that I though was very very good, but that was not even mentioned. I guess you have to have lobbyist as one reader mentioned. | |
| Posted by ishence on 12.22.2011 | |
| No talent.. Pitty for the hard riddim. | |
| Posted by fadaorson on 12.23.2011 | |
| Love the riddim. | |
| Posted by Denja on 12.23.2011 | |
| I enjoy her youthful vibe and feel her love for the music when listening to these tracks. Reggae as a genre encompasses many styles, and Leah's is one I enjoy. | |
| Posted by Iriginalsoul on 12.24.2011 | |
| Midnite, and the soul behind Vaughn's voice, has been an inspiration to me and all those around me since I first discovered them in '02. And I live in North Idaho....there is no stopping the spreading of the truth. Big up Midnite. You messaged has reached those whom you never thought it would. | |
| Posted by black mamba on 12.24.2011 | |
| ..Junior Murvin performed in London, 2011 where does he live? in Jamaica or in England? | |
| Posted by João on 12.26.2011 | |
| One of the best modern roots production, this is music to be hard in 30 years and it will make has much sense has now! | |
| Posted by pol on 12.27.2011 | |
| So good............ | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 12.28.2011 | |
| This album is partly recorded with a French backing band and honestly I can't tell the difference with the Jamaican musicians. This shows how much Jamaican productions have declined vis a vis European ones, and not how much progress has been achieved by Europeans. Sad. When is Jamaica going to reject this lame-ass nu-roots sound? We need the Roots Radics, the Aggrovators or the Soul Syndicate or the Taxi Gang back into the arena. | |
| Posted by Massive P on 12.30.2011 | |
| Yo taste sucks big time. your top 5 tunes are all whack & most of your picks for the best riddims are all weak & boring. | |
| Posted by Fiji on 12.31.2011 | |
| As the title suggest, this is an article about dancehall not about roots. | |
| Posted by BorinkenRockers on 12.31.2011 | |
| The Best Songs are not even listed! And not one of the Best Riddims are listed is all Dancehall and no Roots, how about Antique Riddim, Think Twice Riddim, Stringz Riddim, Daylight Riddim, Times Square Riddim, Island Vibes Riddim and many more!! | |
| Posted by xavier on 01.01.2012 | |
| Yes dancehall no roots Borinkenrockers, and Massive P, what's happen make your suggestion :) | |
| Posted by smedley on 01.02.2012 | |
| Well done Sir. Thank you for years of reggae music played with you back in 96, thank you. SJ Smedley. | |
| Posted by Rachel on 01.02.2012 | |
| Sincere congratulations to Sir The King David Rodigan, been there and watched him bring so much love, energy and joy to so many people xxx | |
| Posted by George on 01.02.2012 | |
| What is the connection between Benjamin Zephaniah and reggae? I'm not aware there is any, I though he was an English poet. Please educate me with the connecting details. | |
| Posted by mark island on 01.02.2012 | |
| Congrats to the man - He used to play in a club in Bielefeld in Germany for the pleasure of the locals and a good number of the British Forces in the 80's. Rodigan's rockers on BFBS, ooohh, the memories ! | |
| Posted by Elena on 01.02.2012 | |
| Its a top DANCEHALL of 2011... Borinkenrockers maybe you should try to read and comprend before you type! and Massive P - just out of curiousity, what DANCEHALL riddim do you feel has been overlooked. SMH thank you United Reggae for taking the time to give DANCEHALL some props! brap brap | |
| Posted by billy smith on 01.02.2012 | |
| Congratulations "sir DAVID RAMDANCE RODIGAN" you have given a lot of people a lot of pleasure over many years. may you continue your hard work, and fulfill our ears with the power of reggae music for a long long time to come. | |
| Posted by Lesley on 01.03.2012 | |
| The connection between Rodigan and BZ is the MBE | |
| Posted by Gibsy on 01.03.2012 | |
| @George "Belly Of The Beast" album produced by Mad Prof.. as an example. Bless. |
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| Posted by genuine reggae supporter on 01.03.2012 | |
| The higher the monkey climb, the more him get expose.... | |
| Posted by Joan Smith on 01.03.2012 | |
| The connection between Zephaniah and reggae is that he was seen as a dub poet in the spirit of Linton Kwesi Johnson. | |
| Posted by mash on 01.03.2012 | |
| A bomboclaaat tig deh mash from Kenya awah. | |
| Posted by Anthony Brightly on 01.03.2012 | |
| Great David, Well done. | |
| Posted by BorinkenRockers on 01.04.2012 | |
| I know that the article says Dancehall, but they are many types of dancehall in the list the good ones in my oponinion are, the summertime riddim and Blaze Fia! Dancehall covers a big range nowadays, they were many riddims in 2011 that were worth the mention. What about the BBQ Riddim, Bubble Gum Riddim, World Citizen Riddim this riddim and the ones I mention are not just roots they are dancehall! | |
| Posted by Xavier on 01.04.2012 | |
| Great work! I am happy to read your comments :) | |
| Posted by Jenny Douglas Duffus on 01.05.2012 | |
| Well done Mr. Rodigan....conoisseur of reggae music, when someone loves and identifies with a genre of music as in your case it shows!! Thank you for years of joy and entertaiment..I remember listening to your sound clashes! majic | |
| Posted by Danison on 01.05.2012 | |
| Big up, Johnny Clarke, the king in the arena | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 01.05.2012 | |
| From Creation - Alpheus | |
| Posted by Blahblah on 01.05.2012 | |
| Wow no Alborosie - 2 Times Revolution. Def one of the best of the year! | |
| Posted by Professor on 01.05.2012 | |
| Professor:Madness all the way!!! | |
| Posted by BenPeronne on 01.05.2012 | |
| Wawww ! 2011 was a very bad year for Reggae (as the 5 years before...) It's very sad for me because i really love reggae music, but this selection is very poor and miserable. Reggae is not dead ! Please we want real good reggae not this creepy shit... |
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| Posted by Gaz Birtles on 01.05.2012 | |
| Don't miss out on the new reggae sensation that will sweep the country this year - BY THE RIVERS - check them out here - http://bytherivers.bandcamp.com/album/ep-2 | |
| Posted by Jah will rise you up on 01.05.2012 | |
| Bless up on the efforts to promote our beautiful reggae music... I was wondering how jr gong - distant relative didn't make the list. Anyway alot of good reggae music is out there it is just not in main stream. Several reggae artists are doing their own production and promotion. Check out Principle & Jah Juice - "Jah will ise you up". | |
| Posted by Julian Schmidt on 01.05.2012 | |
| Distant Relatives is from 2010 not 2011! | |
| Posted by xavier on 01.06.2012 | |
| Gibsy > No reissues or compilations have been counted. But you right what a good releases! |
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| Posted by Gibsy on 01.06.2012 | |
| As a big supporter of today's underground reggae and dub scene I am a little surprised there isn't any mention of underground foundation releases, taste is taste and each to his own, But I'd like to put forward : 1) Yabass 'Back A Yard Dub' on Cherry Red Records 2) V/A 'Roots Temple Dubplates' on Roots Temple -for the benefit of Japan. 3) Ital Roots Players 'History Mystery Destiny' on Roots Temple. 4) Yabass Yaba Radics 'Guns Down The Obeah At OK Corrale Centrale' on Come Fi Conquer/SpringlineRecords 5) -Free album- V/A 'Revolutionary Dub Vibrations Chapter3 and my non underground choice is 6) Bristol Reggae Explosion 2 . All the above are official releases either or both on CD and download stores. s. |
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| Posted by Dutty Bookman on 01.06.2012 | |
| Bless. Good-looking list. I noticed you had Raging Fyah's album as 'Judgement TIME' but it should be 'Judgement DAY'. Big up da band deh as well as Uprising Roots! Also, Protoje album is one that I am really proud of as a yard man. A lot of greatness rising out of the Rock these days... Looking forward to Jah9 on the list next year! Bless. | |
| Posted by Avril - in Trinidad on 01.06.2012 | |
| Such fantastic news, well deserverd - keep brining the music | |
| Posted by dubtubby on 01.06.2012 | |
| Great selection of albums. Need to say that the Earl 16 album has not been removed from my car stereo since i bought it . Def one of Earl's best releases so far . | |
| Posted by shasiekela on 01.07.2012 | |
| I am on holiday in June 2012 would like to meet and talk to mister Beres Hammond in Kingston. Please reply. | |
| Posted by Craig Kirkland on 01.07.2012 | |
| Great Indeed! | |
| Posted by ITALIANVIBES on 01.07.2012 | |
| MY FAVOURITE REGGAE ALBUM IS : 2 TIME REVOLUTION BY PUPA ALBO | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 01.08.2012 | |
| Simply lovely! | |
| Posted by menunggu pagie on 01.08.2012 | |
| I really like Protoje & Joggo | |
| Posted by Sharon McDonald on 01.09.2012 | |
| A big congratulations to David i saw him a couple of months ago as i have not heard him play since i was a teenager so i was little bit negative towards going but i was greatley surprised what a brillant entertainer well and truely diserved. | |
| Posted by KRucial / ReggaePR on 01.09.2012 | |
| I never like to say anyone has NO talent - and in this case, there's clearly some ability - she's not off key (the worst infraction), and I agree with Denja: there's some youthful enthusiasm. I think it's important for the younger generation to take on the music in whatever way they are able. She could be doing anything with her time (and her image(!), which is on point, by the way), and she's trying to make upful Reggae music. Remember, everything we say - especially on the web - lasts for ever...so WE try to keep it positive. | |
| Posted by KRucial / ReggaePR on 01.09.2012 | |
| Recently performed his East Coast debut of the album, Gell is performing his West Coast debut this Spring - is working on videos (incorporating live footage & interview reasonings) - and has an acoustic EP coming out this Winter...Like his Facebook Fan page at: for updates & free music, Like Roberto Gell's Fan Page on Facebook ~ http://ow.ly/8n02E & check out the full release at: http://ow.ly/8gcOL | |
| Posted by ishence on 01.10.2012 | |
| Got your point. Just my opinion... | |
| Posted by Skarl on 01.10.2012 | |
| What No Mungos Hi Fi?!! | |
| Posted by Dee Sharp on 01.10.2012 | |
| Congratulations David Rodigan, and thank you again for being the first to play my debut release "Lets Dub It Up" Big up .. |
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| Posted by Ray-Chill on 01.11.2012 | |
| BLESS UP TINGA, A TRUE LEGEND AND GENTLEMAN | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 01.11.2012 | |
| Now this is what I'm talking about Heavy Roots Reggae! | |
| Posted by peter on 01.13.2012 | |
| Great online magazine,read all the articels about mayor players in the reggae bussiness. But the selection of so called best albums of the year is truly sad,with all the respect to the artist,so much more going on underground why not noticed. Most is overproduced slick,in the pocket of the companie. Once again money rules. |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 01.13.2012 | |
| The two songs here are very pleasant. Rather than Bitty, he reminds me of Richie Spice. I'd love for him to record with a harder band, Roots Radics come to mind... | |
| Posted by ROBYN RICKMAN on 01.13.2012 | |
| THIS ARTICLE SHOT!!! bIG UP SSSSSSSSSARAH!!! | |
| Posted by McPullish on 01.13.2012 | |
| Thanks Strongtree for positive comment & Thanks Unitedreggae.com for the coverage of this release! | |
| Posted by Christine on 01.15.2012 | |
| Very nice. Some fresh is just what's needed. Well done young-un. :))) | |
| Posted by Alesia White on 01.15.2012 | |
| I like it nice reggae | |
| Posted by dreObaye on 01.15.2012 | |
| Jemere's talent is obvious and extraordinary.... he did a spectacular record performance on the track "Sunshine Glow ".... it is one of mu top five songs of 2011... Just a great song... Love it man!! | |
| Posted by Clifton \'Bigga\' Morrison (Skatroniks Jamaica) on 01.15.2012 | |
| David Rodigan: A true professional who represents our Reggae/Jamaican Music Industry. Nuff respect David on receiving your award. Keep di fiyah burning!! | |
| Posted by Kingsley Chambers on 01.16.2012 | |
| Yes,Neil i can relate to your humble beginning, remember me and Kirk was there with you at Bruce Road in those early day, where has the 30 years gone, well done Great contribution to the business Regards to you & Family, Kingsley |
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| Posted by Jason Lawless on 01.16.2012 | |
| Nice article. Thanks for posting. Added to my site http://www.lawless-street.com/ken-boothe-in-sweden/ | |
| Posted by Łukasz on 01.17.2012 | |
| Yeah man! Greetings from Poland. I was there and have the same opinion. Beautiful place and really great fest! Greetings! | |
| Posted by claudio on 01.17.2012 | |
| I like this music! | |
| Posted by Ras Astor Black on 01.17.2012 | |
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| Posted by DJ Femmie on 01.18.2012 | |
| I like her voice but honestly I think the song is quite weak in substance. | |
| Posted by Singing Melody on 01.18.2012 | |
| WOW! Mr. Junior Murvin is my mentor and it is true that I practiced to his songs. He completely shaped who I am today as a singer. The business is changing but great voices like his will live forever. It is so incredible to see this today on the heals of my album "They Call Me Mr. Melody" being released yesterday with critics saying the same thing. May God bless Junior Murvin and those like hime who blazed this trail for me. I love you Junior! |
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| Posted by Strongtree on 01.19.2012 | |
| "Great Story United Reggae." Kabaka Pyramid fusion of Roots Reggae and Hip Hop consciousness is a evolution in the making!!! I'm very excited in the direction this evolutionary music is going and the new generation of talented artists involved in this movement. I agree, the Jamaican Hip Hop Roots scene definitely needs more exposure and support! I would purchase a album by this revolutionary artist no doubt about that, hopefuly it gets released on CD! Stay Strong to the Roots, Bless! | |
| Posted by Rozwood on 01.19.2012 | |
| Great interview thanks. Bigup KP!!! | |
| Posted by Get Right Music on 01.19.2012 | |
| Great interview. Keep doing your thing Kabaka! You can upload your videos and future mixtapes to our site for free. Get a little added exposure. http://www.getrightmusic.com | |
| Posted by delroy melody on 01.19.2012 | |
| Music is life. The single on Amazon and itunes. Kiprich and Delroy Delody check it out. | |
| Posted by joe on 01.20.2012 | |
| Another flat riddim from Flava. His last good riddim was the classic riddim. He should go back to the drawing board. | |
| Posted by buyah on 01.21.2012 | |
| Blessed luv. | |
| Posted by Lilymah on 01.23.2012 | |
| Me take seriously the inspirational words from Gyptian. Every song from him to me its a hit. i am his no. 1 fan. | |
| Posted by Querido Howell on 01.23.2012 | |
| Big up mi bredda. It just keeps getting better. Higher heights we seh. | |
| Posted by DJ Meex on 01.24.2012 | |
| Now the man is dead RIP... One of the greatest producers ever. Thanks for the music. |
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| Posted by Cathy-Ann Nelson on 01.24.2012 | |
| Faraji love the song, great. | |
| Posted by fuhrer on 01.25.2012 | |
| I like to watch Bob's film..... Peace and love people, Jah bless you all. | |
| Posted by Mash on 01.26.2012 | |
| I love Etana's voice awah! | |
| Posted by Teylah James on 01.28.2012 | |
| I love this song!!! I can't stop listening to it! It's so smooth, sensual and melodic. Faraji's exceptional & sultry vocals take you on a sensual journey. Ladies, listening to this song, feels like Faraji is making love to you. Brilliant production as well! So, if you love Soul & Reggae rhythms and a hot vocalist, then this is a must buy!!! | |
| Posted by stush on 01.30.2012 | |
| Big up yo self Takura, from knockalva days you a show signs of what yo believe in an stick wid it all di way through. Be true to yourself and stand by what you believe, blessup. | |
| Posted by leslie on 01.30.2012 | |
| Yeah man dis is a revelation of bigger and greater things to come from dis young gun am proud of u keep it up reggea rocks big up and dont stop. | |
| Posted by Debbie Allen on 01.31.2012 | |
| Great article Sarah! Your description of the evening and Gails photos bring to life the Marly Magic we were all lucky to experince that evening!! Thanks 1 LOVE <3 | |
| Posted by Madawa on 02.01.2012 | |
| "You cannot tell the difference between that album and Studio 1 because they are such great productions." Yes! Crucial album. |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 02.02.2012 | |
| This is really cool. I really enjoyed the Kiddus I cd they put out about 5 years ago. Hope it comes out in digital and/or CD | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 02.05.2012 | |
| I love Dirty Flirty Shabby Attack was recorded at Harry J in 2006 during the "Livin' it up" sessions for Horace Andy. |
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| Posted by Jah\'key on 02.05.2012 | |
| Much crazy over you Cecile. | |
| Posted by sonido negro on 02.06.2012 | |
| Wicked mix!!! | |
| Posted by Top Ranking on 02.07.2012 | |
| Mad Professor you need to pay Black Steel his money!! | |
| Posted by dannydread on 02.07.2012 | |
| Sad to know that your leavin. RIP mr Isaacs. | |
| Posted by Mayindo Lilian on 02.09.2012 | |
| Bob Marley will always be a living legend to me, I get inspired whenever I listen to his songs. | |
| Posted by levi on 02.10.2012 | |
| Hi rasta baby I'm Levi from St Lucia. I want to be your friend. I want to come visit u. Can I be your friend from a little girl growing up ? L love your music especially that song look whos dancing now. | |
| Posted by charitychic on 02.10.2012 | |
| Have you called on the acts that you; United Reggae have supported over the years along with Lambeth Council? Have any of you called in on some of the heavy weights that you've promoted over the years? | |
| Posted by rhauley on 02.11.2012 | |
| I'm from Brazil and I liked the beat of his rhythm would like to contact pragente produce some songs I'm waiting |
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| Posted by carlos bonilla on 02.11.2012 | |
| OK. | |
| Posted by xavier on 02.12.2012 | |
| Better late than never | |
| Posted by Christel on 02.13.2012 | |
| Wish the radio stations in my town played this music. One Love and Happy Valentines to you!! |
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| Posted by walkila on 02.14.2012 | |
| Great album from Stephen. He deserve to win. Big up respect. | |
| Posted by Reggie on 02.14.2012 | |
| Good idea | |
| Posted by moqapi selassie on 02.14.2012 | |
| Yes Takura... Keep up di good works. RAS stay blessed!!! | |
| Posted by Camille on 02.15.2012 | |
| From what I know, 10 of the 16 songs of the album were never released before. | |
| Posted by Sanghor Kanas on 02.15.2012 | |
| I was privilidged to be part of this festival, however I must say it has been tainted by one of the officiators Ms Morgan, dispicable behaviour towards another... Cyber Bullying is a crime!!!....This is what I have witnessed on Facebook recently coming from an 'adult' Woman!! not a child: - malicious, spiteful, mean, nasty, hateful, malevolent, malignant, bitter, acrimonious, rancorous, venomous, vindictive, defamatory, slanderous, scandalous, rotten, bitchy words.. from one fellow Jamaican/african woman to another:- I am deeply ashamed, the sister needs to ask God for forgiveness....and stop this reign of hatred and folks need to stop encouraging her it is a disgrace to the black race..... Sorry my brothers but this had to be said, too many people are afraid to speak up..... As she is an employee of Ariwa this needs to be dealt with as some speed.. Thank you | |
| Posted by joe okech on 02.15.2012 | |
| A good album though the artist since the artist is nearly on every new riddim it hardly listens as new material but as a compilation. Safe fate like Tarrus Riley. They should not be putting songs that have appeared on riddims on their albums. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 02.16.2012 | |
| Released without S&R's consent or even being informed about this... The copyrights belong to TAXI and are being pirated by Universal. | |
| Posted by Shams on 02.16.2012 | |
| Hey Nkulee, I real enjoying reading your interview you granted. Keep it up. Rastars never dies. | |
| Posted by mike on 02.17.2012 | |
| Hi NKulee.Great read ur stage presence resembles that of ur late legend ever Lucky Dube,keep the fire burning shembe is the way Culture and religion washa umuntu.Interview nice music nice future nice that's the way it is bless | |
| Posted by Cool Breeze on 02.19.2012 | |
| Clinton Fearon Massive Foundation Sound!! Nuff Respect! | |
| Posted by Kevin odhiambo on 02.19.2012 | |
| Luciano has always given me spiritual uplitment - his voice is alluring. I love his style and approach to the consciousness of reggae music. | |
| Posted by Jamcore on 02.20.2012 | |
| Like the Mix. May I have the download mix. | |
| Posted by Jamcore on 02.20.2012 | |
| Mix a shatt. Where can I download it ? | |
| Posted by roque on 02.22.2012 | |
| I love reggae.....! | |
| Posted by Dada Slim on 02.23.2012 | |
| chaaa... | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 02.23.2012 | |
| These are some very serious allegations made against Ernie B. Does Burning Spear have any evidence to these claims? I live in New Zealand and have been buying from Ernie B's Reggae for over 10 years now and I've never had any pirated copys delivered to me yet! | |
| Posted by Cuzy Bro on 02.23.2012 | |
| Ian Lewis baaad asss bass player. A true reggae legend. Bring the roots bak!!! | |
| Posted by tooreal on 02.23.2012 | |
| Leroy Simmonds performed too! | |
| Posted by Mama Africa on 02.24.2012 | |
| I "LOVE" MIDNITE REGGAE BAND ONLY PURE ROOTS AND CULTURE.I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THEM LIVE IN 2012,IN THE BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS OF ASHEVILLE ,N.C TALKING ABOUT A LITTLE OF HEAVEN ON PLANET EARTH. | |
| Posted by Kieran on 02.24.2012 | |
| Greetings Rhauly, Thanks for listening.. My name is Kieran C Murray, producer of Brina's song, you can contact me via Tribal Global Records and Productions at : tribalglobal@gmail.com | |
| Posted by Tifist Tadelle on 02.25.2012 | |
| I love all her efforts and I love her May the lord Bless and keep her safe Keep it up Girl coz You are the besr |
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| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 02.25.2012 | |
| U Brown played his new album to me and it is very good. The deejaying is, as usual with U Brown, above par, and the riddims are classic Aggrovators/Bunny Lee's golden years. It is a must buy. | |
| Posted by Damon F on 02.26.2012 | |
| Peter Tosh, insane? Bull! They'd like to suggest that as he spoke the truth and cut to the bone. Most likely those who suggest such a thing heard his voice but didn't understand the meaning of his words. | |
| Posted by karl camara on 02.27.2012 | |
| I like reggae for life, make fee good always an good way to go. | |
| Posted by Christiane Nicely on 02.27.2012 | |
| I know I will love it to the max!!! | |
| Posted by Tage on 02.27.2012 | |
| "the locals seemed a bit baffled by the style" : sounds quite normal as none of the artists on the line-up of that festival is part of the artists loved by the Gambian people, or artists which they normally listen to. From the line-up I only see Macka B or Tippa Irie who could create some interst from the Gambian Massive but no-one else. Veteran Frankie Paul is well respected over there but as far as he does live there, most of the people have had the habit of seeing him live on the President's events. Would be fine if the next edition of the festival hads a programmation not only aimed at the foreign audience but also the local massive. Turbulence was for a moment on the line-up and is a fine example of the vibes the Gambian massive love, but he unfortunately wasn't confirmed. Big Up to Mad Professor still. |
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| Posted by dj chmz on 02.27.2012 | |
| Mad tune. | |
| Posted by Gonotey Laurent Camara on 02.27.2012 | |
| We are the childrens of GOD (Rasta-man) | |
| Posted by brian t mujuru on 02.28.2012 | |
| Send us more roots | |
| Posted by Rootz on 02.28.2012 | |
| Free Buju! | |
| Posted by muhammed ahmed on 02.29.2012 | |
| Pick up now ! | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 03.01.2012 | |
| These old time artists should use acoustic drums and make vintage sounds rather than this computer-generated thing. Hire Flabba Holt and Style Scott or Robbie Shakespeare and Horsemouth or Sly and it will be warmer, more organic and probably sell more. | |
| Posted by teddy addae boakye on 03.01.2012 | |
| Me love reggae pass all. | |
| Posted by jamaican girl on 03.01.2012 | |
| Triston Palma delivered well with Flabba with that great bass line. | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 03.02.2012 | |
| Maximum respect to Fashion records. Badass label. | |
| Posted by natty wailer on 03.04.2012 | |
| Yeahman, Rastafari as the life giver is ever larger than life... Lifting the trodden spirits, Rastafari is like Food for the hungry, clothing for the naked and fire for warmth, O Jah keep us sheltered from the ragging storms.... Jah | |
| Posted by kabo gonzalez on 03.04.2012 | |
| Yeeeeaaa kon el reggae. | |
| Posted by stones on 03.05.2012 | |
| SICK SHOW!! | |
| Posted by Jessica on 03.06.2012 | |
| OMG Rebelution killed it in Hollywood. I love them and can't wait to see them again. | |
| Posted by Pete Jensen on 03.06.2012 | |
| Agreed with Jessica Rebelution was amazing in Hollywood! Dying to see them again | |
| Posted by xavier on 03.07.2012 | |
| Nice work Catherine, as always on top! Kiss from Martinique. | |
| Posted by beres hammond on 03.08.2012 | |
| Words cant describe Beres magic, the brain, the voice, the vibes, the energy when he is on stage, he is the best singer ever not just reggae, Beres knows music, he play n sing with an absoulote confidence just like Ronaldinho n Messi on the football, when will i meet you again once see you in Gambia but wish to meet you again bless me with just that, n stay longer, wish you all the best in life may god the almighty continue to shower his blessing on you n the words of your mouth to be forever acceptable, n stay number 1 ever, stay bless father love you baddddddddddddddddd king Beres. | |
| Posted by beres junior on 03.08.2012 | |
| This man is just lovable, simple, easy to understand his message, mentor, Beres Beres Beres Beres Beres Beres keep giving us the best, may god bless you, father the world loves you, n thank you, thank you, pull the vibes that you keep playing Beres play lot more n keep on doing your things yea, nothin is over until its done so i believe you will achive alot more in life stay longer father n strong as ever one love. | |
| Posted by Samwel Okwach on 03.08.2012 | |
| I just want Richie Spice to invite me in his band. | |
| Posted by reynald on 03.08.2012 | |
| Wow.. rastaman. | |
| Posted by dennis mutugi on 03.08.2012 | |
| Hot gal Cecile! awooohhooo!!! | |
| Posted by Nixfi on 03.09.2012 | |
| Excellent! Can't wait for the album. | |
| Posted by iREK on 03.09.2012 | |
| It was a nice night with reggae master! THANK YOU Cecil !!! | |
| Posted by BChaps on 03.09.2012 | |
| Three blind mice .......those parables .....I like the music | |
| Posted by joe okech on 03.10.2012 | |
| Easily one of the best releases this year. | |
| Posted by Jason on 03.10.2012 | |
| Where can I get the album? | |
| Posted by J Lowe on 03.12.2012 | |
| Wonderful article which is truly reflective of the good times we had at the Festival. I am so proud to have been part of it, and I never missed a night. Contrary to the report above using the psuedonym "Sanghor Kansas" aka Velma Wright, Ms Morgan has been exemplary, superb. She ensured our well being from start to finish and was always on hand from promoted, which she did with passion, till the day we left. I've read Velma Wrights diatribe and scandalous cowardly attacks hiding on Facebook hiding behind names like Vee Vacious, Velma Wright, Back to Roots Sangohor, (Sanghor) Kansas. Having stolen funds from Mrs Morgan and ran back to England. She was the only one in Duty Free paying for her alcohol with £20 notes and her shorts hitched up in her backside despite -16 temperature in London. She should apologise to Ms Morgan and go to church to repent for her deviant behaviour. | |
| Posted by Matse Rapea on 03.12.2012 | |
| Bob is the best reggae artist ever produced in this world. He is the legend! | |
| Posted by Marc on 03.12.2012 | |
| Long live The Caroloregians... | |
| Posted by nick on 03.13.2012 | |
| Seen! | |
| Posted by Dax Lion Music LLC on 03.13.2012 | |
| Greetings, you can download the tracks above on www.soundcloud.com/daxlion for free. Dax Lion Music LLC is working on getting the album completed and released later on this year. For now you can keep up to date with shows and new releases on www.daxlion.com and follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/daxlion. LOVE |
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| Posted by skilly bango on 03.13.2012 | |
| thank you . Jamaica | |
| Posted by Alam on 03.13.2012 | |
| Glen Washington.....great reggae voice indeed... | |
| Posted by Alam on 03.13.2012 | |
| Sadly nowadays if you're searching for roots reggae you have to look outside Jamaica...Big ups to Blackboard Jungle! | |
| Posted by ishmel mcanuff on 03.14.2012 | |
| Give thanks and praise to the most high Jah Rastafari lives and reigns for everb more in i and the i. | |
| Posted by Toby Seeger on 03.14.2012 | |
| Big up on a nice write and awesome photos! If you want to hear live recordings from the Shinehead set that night and see some video of Rocker -T visit www.italsouls.com |
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| Posted by Celeste on 03.14.2012 | |
| I am so damn upset that I didn't get to this show! :-( | |
| Posted by Arba Manillah on 03.15.2012 | |
| I feel you Vibration.. Give thanx Bless.. many greetings from Kukaye Moto Band...One Love |
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| Posted by Dawn on 03.16.2012 | |
| You notice this article didn't discuss the food, shopping or location. The only good thing that occurred was the music. The food was horrible, they had roach coaches! It was too crowded, the beer garden as they called it didn't allow you to walk around with your beer you had to stay in one area and then you were kicked out if you were in there too long. There were only about 6 booths selling items that were way too expensive! I miss the Long Beach Raggamuffins Fest! | |
| Posted by Kafiri on 03.16.2012 | |
| Kabaka East Afreeka Waiting fe you Straight.. Bless. | |
| Posted by Masilo Sekhula on 03.17.2012 | |
| I really want to buy your CD "Man Is Still A Man" and I dont find any shop that sells your music in South Africa. Please help. | |
| Posted by Natty Wailer on 03.17.2012 | |
| United Reggae and its devoted team has proven to foundational and reggae strong... spreading the words of this indigenous music, yet so International due to its message to mankind... Jam on Natty giving thanks... |
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| Posted by kennedy njogu on 03.17.2012 | |
| Hi Gramps ma name is Ken and I love the way u sing. I come from Kenya I would love a collabo with you and to be signed in your label. Please I sing reggae and rnb music that talks to heart. I saw you once in Bosco boys but u wa in a hurry. Please dont let ma talent die inside me. | |
| Posted by Benard mukui on 03.19.2012 | |
| Kaboooooooom...!! | |
| Posted by Christiane Nicely on 03.19.2012 | |
| Very interesting, Angus! I like your stylez! ... ;-) | |
| Posted by beverley sinclair on 03.20.2012 | |
| Loving the interview... | |
| Posted by jardson on 03.22.2012 | |
| Gostei muito entrevista muito boa... só falta Million Stylez fazer um visitinha no brasil com certeza estarei lá vlw. | |
| Posted by IrieItes on 03.28.2012 | |
| Apparently 'Life Teaching' is suppose to promote a positive message. Another artists that promote the hatered of gays and lesbians. He recently used the song 'Burn Down Soddom' to promote discrimination onstage durning his North American tour (probably the same patern in Europe). For some reggae fans, this type of speech is tolerated and even appreciated, but this can have drastic repercution in some countries like Jamaica. Just recently, there was two violent death of gay men. It's impossible to establish a link between homophobic songs and violent actions, but one thing is sure, this doesn't help the difficult situation in the Caribbean. I-Wayne is not the worst when it comes to homophobic songs, but he seems to be going in a similar path like Sizzla. Some will say that the level of homophobia in the Caribbean is cultural. To this I reply: hatered is not cultural, it must be challenged and specially not honoured. On our side of the Atlantic, what we could do socialy is boycott people who hold hate speech. Discrimination and violence targeted towards gay people is something that shouldn't be promoeted. In the lyrics are available on the website Murder Inna Dancehall in the SONGS & LYRICS section. (the website can easily be found through Google). Yesterday I was watching the reggae movie Cool Runnings. At one poin, the coach (John Candy) ask one of the racer what Cool Runnings means? Than Derice reply: Peace be the journey. | |
| Posted by beverley sinclair on 03.31.2012 | |
| Great interview... Better reading that Saturdays papers.... | |
| Posted by Felix "coolcatman" sMITH on 03.31.2012 | |
| Sugar is Sweet, I've been a Big Fan....long time! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 04.01.2012 | |
| I searched the internet for Malijah's Dancin' Shoes on CD, but I can't find it????? | |
| Posted by Xavier on 04.01.2012 | |
| Strongtree, here: http://reggaeland.cat/products-page/?lang=en |
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| Posted by HighVibes on 04.01.2012 | |
| "Hills farmer" song is a duet alongside Louie Culture, not Anthony B | |
| Posted by Camille on 04.02.2012 | |
| Yes HighVibes, right. Thanks. | |
| Posted by lilian mayindo on 04.02.2012 | |
| Jus a handshake from Romain Virgo to me will be a dream come true. I adore you, mob luv Romain. | |
| Posted by Makaveli on 04.02.2012 | |
| Takana Zion, big up to you. Wontanarra. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 04.02.2012 | |
| Xavier, no CD? Only digital format. But thanks anyway. | |
| Posted by Jallowzill on 04.02.2012 | |
| Thanks sizzla for your visit to The Gambia. | |
| Posted by ALEX on 04.03.2012 | |
| SHE IS DARING HOT. | |
| Posted by the colleich on 04.03.2012 | |
| The same like in 2010 but them no spent his money in DAMIAN & JULIAN Marley, or Bounty ... when last year 2011 festival earnings are 1.000.000.000 euros or more ....each time ROTOTOM is down the hill ... | |
| Posted by ReubeniteKenya on 04.03.2012 | |
| Great interview. Keep up with the good works! I like the Toots n the Maytals idea. | |
| Posted by Haile Up on 04.03.2012 | |
| Very good album! Lee Perry the best! | |
| Posted by wailerbongo on 04.04.2012 | |
| Love the African outspirations. Waiting to hear about Ghana in your next album. Because he was here too. Love Sizzla music. | |
| Posted by Scott on 04.04.2012 | |
| Hollie is one of the most exciting new artists to come around in years - fantastic debut! | |
| Posted by linkx on 04.04.2012 | |
| Reggae music is simply my soul. | |
| Posted by emanuel on 04.04.2012 | |
| I like this. | |
| Posted by David Garonzik on 04.04.2012 | |
| Thanks so much for everybody's support. And please "like" us on Facebook. We randomly select people to win a free DVD of MAN FREE on a weekly basis. www.facebook.com/manfreemovie |
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| Posted by Kristine Roots Gal on 04.06.2012 | |
| NICENESS.... | |
| Posted by Ras I Ray on 04.07.2012 | |
| Wonderful article Sista Gail! You always capture the essence of whatever topic or event your are assigned to cover. May Jah continue to bless the work of your hands as we strive for THAT DAY when "lasting peace, world citizenship, and the rule of international morality" will once and for all become a living reality. Big up to United Reggae . . . HOLDING THE VISION! UNTIL THAT DAY!!! |
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| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 04.08.2012 | |
| Great interview of two absolutely essential players in the history of Reggae, not only in the UK scene but overall. | |
| Posted by karen on 04.09.2012 | |
| Burning Spear I love you, I love your music. | |
| Posted by tijan sambou on 04.10.2012 | |
| I love reggae music. | |
| Posted by Paulo Spencer on 04.10.2012 | |
| bakerly | |
| Posted by moustapha on 04.10.2012 | |
| I like the way you think the things. | |
| Posted by african man on 04.10.2012 | |
| Very glad to read you Alborosie !! I love so much your songs. My favourite is DUNG A BABYLON very nice. I hope to see u here in Africa soon. Jah bless and good continuation !! |
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| Posted by eddy on 04.10.2012 | |
| You cool men ! | |
| Posted by michael oti on 04.12.2012 | |
| Album of the year no doubt ! | |
| Posted by strenjluv on 04.14.2012 | |
| Kip it real | |
| Posted by donatien on 04.15.2012 | |
| If modern reggae is about auto-tune... it's not a good news at all. | |
| Posted by Jacob Resulma on 04.15.2012 | |
| Lucky Dube was very powerful in the reggae music in the world. After Bob Marley he became the king of this kind of music. His messages were very deep. He claimed peace, love, respect, dignity human and so on. Lucky you still alive in my brain and you will never die. Rest and peace my Blada. | |
| Posted by Lamilke on 04.16.2012 | |
| "It's been a long long long long long long time, we no have no vibes like this Play di music again! Yeh REGGAE music again! It's been so so so so long – We no listen to some old time Reggae song Play di music again! As a Reggae mek wi unite again If you were in my shoes – You would si seh mi nuh choose music, a mi music choose Impossible fi mi refuse Caah mek no excuse And if a di good vibe you waah, bring di real ting come Reggae music live on, can dun! So mek it play For the rest of my days" -- Busy Signal - Reggae Music Again |
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| Posted by Sug on 04.16.2012 | |
| I do think autotune is a part of modern reggae albeit overused. There is also the question of how well these songs will stand up in live performance but that is not relevant to the album review. | |
| Posted by Med Dred on 04.16.2012 | |
| Blessed love Tarrus Riley | |
| Posted by Bateya on 04.16.2012 | |
| Crucial album and very interesting review! Busy is amazing on every styles. |
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| Posted by bacarri on 04.16.2012 | |
| Hello I like you. | |
| Posted by Pounall on 04.16.2012 | |
| Almost is a way of life for most people. They almost did this, they almost had that, they almost, almost in everything they do. The winners do it until the job gets done! You are a winner RAS TAKURA and I am proud, nuff respect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by emmanuel gijima on 04.16.2012 | |
| Without Jamaica I was not supposed to be rastaman. Thank u Jamaica thank u. | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 04.17.2012 | |
| Super artist, and the human being has integrity, focus on the essential things (children being well educated). Fiercely independent and a great artist. None of his albums are mediocre. I hope he continues to grace us with finely crafted albums from time to time. | |
| Posted by Brownsugar on 04.17.2012 | |
| I am glad someone heard my pray to reinvent true dancehall....I love the concept of the truck and ackee tree...The simplicity is creative....the mention of mento was a flashback we all needed to hear....TRUCKBACK Keep up the good work and hope to have the brothers on my building en ertaintment segment...great interview UNITED REGGAE... | |
| Posted by Alotta on 04.18.2012 | |
| Real Jamaican yard vibes. I can feel the creative flow in all your productions. Would love to Hang Out at Truckback and take it all in. Awesome interview and photos. | |
| Posted by beverley sinclair on 04.18.2012 | |
| Good interview... Music even better. | |
| Posted by isaac wanyonyi on 04.19.2012 | |
| I luv Busy, u gat talent. | |
| Posted by Mr. Barnes on 04.19.2012 | |
| People who dont listen to Reggae dont know the talent they are missing out on. The first song I ever heard by Lutan Fyah was "Africa" from the Baltimore Riddim. He has been my favorite artist since. Cant wait till he does a show in Atlanta.... keep it up! | |
| Posted by bright musinguzi on 04.19.2012 | |
| Bad gal Cecile the best. Keep it up gal. | |
| Posted by michael oti on 04.19.2012 | |
| Nice | |
| Posted by Alam on 04.19.2012 | |
| Nice roots production....Thumbs up ! | |
| Posted by Alam on 04.19.2012 | |
| Given the abundance of embarassing weak, 'easy-listening and soulless 'reggae riddims' of today, it's nice to find people like Ras Daniel who keep on walking on the roots path with a 'modern' attitude and nice voices and arrangements.... | |
| Posted by Alam on 04.19.2012 | |
| Cool...! | |
| Posted by apolo on 04.20.2012 | |
| Lucky Dube was a Legend of the Reggae that have ever happen in Africa we Love him May rest in Peace | |
| Posted by yakoubara on 04.21.2012 | |
| God is one. | |
| Posted by Pablo/L.P.E on 04.22.2012 | |
| Been a pleasure making de link with Steve, Adrian and Flammable... bigup Truckback Str8. | |
| Posted by ishmel mcanuff on 04.24.2012 | |
| Blessed love music action Jah Rastafari. | |
| Posted by beverley sinclair on 04.25.2012 | |
| Another great one.. | |
| Posted by Ras Rotlhe on 04.26.2012 | |
| Earl China Smith once said Reggae music is the weapon of the feature de man was rite and I believe artists like Lutan Fyah are taking the music to new hights. I love Lutan Fyah his lyrics and way of singing makes me cry more time. Keep the fire burning. RASTAFARAI | |
| Posted by m3nn0 on 04.26.2012 | |
| I was there at Petrol. Masterful performance. One thing he certainly does different from his peers is building slowly and craftly on his carier. He doesn't do 4 albums per year and mustn't have a new hit every week. No, it's only his fourth album in 6 years. And it's even recycling older material. He knows his songs and he knows how to keep them alive. Bless up. | |
| Posted by Denja on 04.26.2012 | |
| Very nice selections. | |
| Posted by Camille on 04.28.2012 | |
| The release has been postponed but the album will finally be released on May 29th. | |
| Posted by Dailla Dawkins on 04.30.2012 | |
| I love your music so much it is unbelievable especially nightshift, one more night and jamaica brought tears to my eyes. I hope one day i will be meet him | |
| Posted by Qshan Deya' on 05.01.2012 | |
| THIS A MOMENT I WILL NEVER FORGET MY FIRST TIME EVER TOUCHING STAGE IN THE UK.@ HOOTANANY IT WAS A HONOR THANKS LAURA, ROBERTO ANGUS BLESSEDLOVE ASLO RASPECT EVERYTIME STAY BLES QD. | |
| Posted by ishmel mcanuff on 05.02.2012 | |
| Big up music action family bless from Macklaw. | |
| Posted by T-Ital on 05.03.2012 | |
| Good mix but too many tunes considering the total length (different tunes every 40 sec.) Good riddim selection. |
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| Posted by the wife on 05.03.2012 | |
| @ alotta get a life not wanted or needed there | |
| Posted by Muhammad Hamza on 05.03.2012 | |
| I wish 2 thank u 4 promoting & putting more positive change in 2 reggae culture. Giv tanx & nuf respect 2 al reggae fans & artirts. Jah luv | |
| Posted by NYANINGHI on 05.04.2012 | |
| RAY LOVE JAH AND SING DONT STOP I LOVE YOU | |
| Posted by annsteve on 05.08.2012 | |
| u r on the top of da game.kip on rising | |
| Posted by Juliet Nurture on 05.08.2012 | |
| This is a Great Work from Clinark, Congrats on his BritReggae Noninations.. For Clinark's Tribute to Michael Jackson ...Please vote here: http://tinyurl.com/ClinarkBestBritAlbum. And Vote Clinark for Best Newcomer at BritReggae.com Awards! http://tinyurl.com/ClinarkNewcomer. Thanks for all those who have already voted and sent messages of support! When you have voted please let us know on Clinark's Official Facebook page www.facebook.com/ClinarkOfficial |
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| Posted by jonesy on 05.09.2012 | |
| Love it. | |
| Posted by House of Reggae on 05.10.2012 | |
| As a author and supporter of Irie Up, I am really sad to here that news. Irie Up has been a great magazine with a lot of news you never could read anywhere else. | |
| Posted by Empress Donnalee on 05.11.2012 | |
| Blessed love, I would love to receive this song for airplay and soundsystem use. Great song!!! I am living in amsterdam. Jah blessings, Empress DonnaLee ( Empress Messenjah sound) |
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| Posted by Camille on 05.11.2012 | |
| Beres Hammond, Cocoa Tea & The Gaylads just added to lineup. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 05.11.2012 | |
| One has to wonder why a track like this would fetch $600. There are millions like this one from that period... EBay madness and stupidity. | |
| Posted by hannaji on 05.13.2012 | |
| Not sure how I feel about this one, I both like it and hate it at the same time :D Remixing is a dirty business, one wrong move and you got all the haters ganging up on you. I'm making some music on my own (with Dr Drum http://beatartisan.com/review/dr-drum because I'm a beginner :D ) and I can attest how easy it is to ruin a song completely... I think the key part to do a good remix is to identify the "soul" of the song and work around it, and never try to change it into something its not. | |
| Posted by Paul Livingstone Ssenoga on 05.13.2012 | |
| Am so so so happy to know about Nkulee Dube. In my whole life, I have love the music from Lucky Dube. He has always and will always be my best artist. I have always everyday listened to his songs. He visited my country twice(Uganda), but I was young to recognise his message but would mumble on the beats. I was waiting to see him whatever cost if he ever returned back to his fan base. Sincerely I feel so blessed to know about Nkulee, please lift the flag higher. I remember I always listened to his music while I was in Europe especially Poland and my Polish friends would see me dancing and wondered the kinda of music I was always listening to. One friend asked me to let him listen to the rythym which I accepted, I told them about this reggae Icon, the best song I always listened to is Different Colors, my friends loved this song and secretly loved it and to my surprise when I returned to Uganda, they sent me a T-Shirt with the Words different colors, one people together with a joine flag of Uganda and Poland. Stay blessed, know that I am one thy souls following thee. Want to get thy music. If you come to Uganda, u will never be disappointed the love for thy father will be bestowed to thee. Now am in Dubai. | |
| Posted by Reggae on 05.15.2012 | |
| Royally Speaking! | |
| Posted by cynthia on 05.15.2012 | |
| I am so stoked to see this movie!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by joe. G. on 05.16.2012 | |
| Lots of new 411 that many people did not know. As the GONG said "Look into the future and realize". To all the people who living wrong bob asks, "are you satisfied with the life you are living" & wont you help him sing these songs of freedom.. (BOB LIVES FOREVER & FOREVER) so it is written so let it be done. | |
| Posted by roy on 05.17.2012 | |
| Creation Rebel is one of the greatest songs of all time. Big up JC | |
| Posted by Kondwani on 05.17.2012 | |
| Keep it blazing, Rasta power is surely iin the Wordand Glory in the word. Love and Raspect to the Is. Rasta Agabos |
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| Posted by Christiane Nicely on 05.19.2012 | |
| Very nicely done, Angus - as usual! :-) | |
| Posted by jerome mcdonald on 05.19.2012 | |
| Nice | |
| Posted by peter on 05.21.2012 | |
| Jamaicans be careful of Levi Roots, he stole the sauce from a real Jamaican in London. | |
| Posted by TAKA BEE on 05.22.2012 | |
| Oh nuh dem caayn prison mih braddah | |
| Posted by BOBO DAN on 05.22.2012 | |
| Newsletter please. | |
| Posted by Sacha Antonnie on 05.22.2012 | |
| Mo fyah ras........Ras Sacha outa Uganda. | |
| Posted by Sacha Antonnie on 05.22.2012 | |
| JAAAAAAAAAAH! | |
| Posted by Guv Shyne on 05.22.2012 | |
| Positive energy and he sounds very level headed! I wanna do so much more for reggae! | |
| Posted by Mike b on 05.23.2012 | |
| Only JAH can judge us. Keep tha faith Busy and Buju. |
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| Posted by steven kaleiz on 05.23.2012 | |
| u know wat is best teacher we hope our group will be back when u come out a gazaa fi life all de way. | |
| Posted by emily on 05.23.2012 | |
| free world bossss!!!! | |
| Posted by sarah leblanc on 05.23.2012 | |
| love everything by jah sun cuz he is the real deal..art has also saved me and so i relate to his message. it is hard to stay positive sometimes tho. i get very inspired by him..to add as much love as i can to world.. to make it more beautiful by caring for our planet our animals and our children..and to live in harmony with momma earth..and by making art that supports the cause | |
| Posted by Christiane Nicely on 05.23.2012 | |
| Love this interview and the clip! Where is Lamont Savoury though? - I want to be in London, too!!! Although I will be in Bersenbrück on August 4. Hope to see you there, Angus! :-) | |
| Posted by Lancelot McKenzie on 05.24.2012 | |
| Yes my brother I also endorse your portfolio.This is Maxie... From Channel 1 Recording Studio.Bless UP!!!!....ONE LOVE. |
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| Posted by Gary on 05.24.2012 | |
| Nuh mek it seem as if all a we who luv dancehall a semi-illiterate. The word is "incarcerated". | |
| Posted by Swag on 05.24.2012 | |
| Really enjoyed this, great opportunity to learn about a lot of good tracks and find the full versions of them myself :) thanks | |
| Posted by Irie Joe on 05.25.2012 | |
| "Meditation Time" is a massive hit! Speaker Riddim...boom! | |
| Posted by kebba fall on 05.25.2012 | |
| Wonderful album Romain u ar a superstar keep it alive ,blessed.member say u lot of fans in africa,especially The Gambia west africa.the song u made "a who feels it knows" definately is a hit.Am also a Gambian born singer kebba aka jah warrior releases my first hit single "the valley of de beast" 09' which is right now amongst de Gambias top ten.Am making me career,right now am work upon new project to prepare my album.bigup to u romain we realises ur great album keep it up! blessed. | |
| Posted by freddy muthusi on 05.25.2012 | |
| Mmmmmaaaaaaaaaaddddddd album. | |
| Posted by isaac imedi on 05.25.2012 | |
| I'm in lov with this boy. | |
| Posted by Winston Slater on 05.25.2012 | |
| Great production stright outa yard. | |
| Posted by Sacha Antonnie on 05.28.2012 | |
| Ras bless it! | |
| Posted by mekis chukwuemeka on 05.28.2012 | |
| Glad to read about you. More delighted to know that you are doing well musically. Your late father Peter Tosh was d greatest and most trusted reggae artiste that ever lived. His philosophy and prophecy for blackman freedom was unparalled. Please do all u can to spread ur music to Nigeria and Africa. We will follow u the same way we followed ur dad Peter Hubert Mcintosh. Long live him the Rastafarian Malcolm X. | |
| Posted by Noteasy2saytruth4fearofpersecution. on 05.29.2012 | |
| I agree with what Iwanye says about many topics! I thought I loved Soca until I got a boyfriend who loved it more than me, he made me hate it more than I can imagine now. It is not easy to tell the truth and Iwayne is right all the way. The devil uses Soca to ruin families, relationships and tEKK fathers and mothers further away from there kids. Soca Music is DEBAUCHERY ACCEPT IT. Love you Iwayne for saying the truth. | |
| Posted by SIMON FAJEMISIN on 05.29.2012 | |
| GREAT STUFF .... | |
| Posted by Brasil Massive on 05.29.2012 | |
| Brother Culture is one of the greatest of all times. I've seen he performing in Brasil and in Brixton and he's just amazing!!! Nice interview!!! |
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| Posted by Winston Slater on 05.29.2012 | |
| These tunes bring me back to the good old days. | |
| Posted by Winston Slater on 06.01.2012 | |
| Awesome, bad to the bone for real. How can get this album? | |
| Posted by ERIC C. MAYLOR on 06.01.2012 | |
| ALWAYS LOVE THE BURNING SPEAR AGAIN SPEAR FOR LIFE | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.04.2012 | |
| The Abyssinians & Israel Vibration added to the lineup. | |
| Posted by Rodney on 06.04.2012 | |
| We are staging in New York on August 4, 2012, the Oliver Samuels Jamaica50 Festival. At this event we plan to honor the achievements and music of Dennis Brown. We would appreciate it if you can help us to link a member of the Dennis Brown family to help us to commemorate this occasion. Please contact me at 914-384-9554 with any info. Thanks. | |
| Posted by Dr. Musa Gwagwa on 06.05.2012 | |
| I am in love of reggae music since early 70‘s. I use to hear tony tuff in those days but now i can‘t get his music. Tony is a good singer. In Nigeria, we hardly gets the kind of music tony tuff, frankie paul, ranking joe, sugar minott, general trees, flour gan, ranking toyan, jah thomas, billy boyo, josy wales, dillinger, tonto irie, clement irie, tippa irie, necodemus, sister nancy, leroy smart, leroy sibblies, sanchez, u brown, micheal prophet, micheal smith, micheal rose, ranking dread, big youth, general echo, i roy, u roy, asher senetor, smiley culture, denise brown, lone ranger, little john, ranking nigger, tappa zukie, barry bum, barry brown, lovinder. Reggae is the voice of righteousness. Reggae music is people‘s voice. Reggae music is the voice of the people. | |
| Posted by Biuza on 06.08.2012 | |
| Here is the link to download the Mix : http://www.mediafire.com/?vku2k9ekwm1kd5i |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 06.08.2012 | |
| Poor imitation of early 80's dub projects. Even artwork is a throwback to Scientist's albums. Cant believe people fall for that... | |
| Posted by asid on 06.09.2012 | |
| I like the cover the problem is that the material seems poor for dubbing anyway. | |
| Posted by Sug on 06.09.2012 | |
| Bought this for £3 in 2001. | |
| Posted by quantumlivity on 06.10.2012 | |
| Vaughn Benjamin is a prophet of old. Ancient wisdom and knowledge come down through this man and the group of people around him, that is why he say these things must be passed on or a generation could be lost. Vaughn is helping push the vibration frequency higher as mankind traverse through this transitional time. Ises to the King, HIM | |
| Posted by ishmel mcanuff on 06.11.2012 | |
| Blessed love give I a link bless. | |
| Posted by chez a\'deh mafyah on 06.13.2012 | |
| Mama mi love ya forever. | |
| Posted by Ras Falasha on 06.14.2012 | |
| Ah dem deh kinda mix mi luv to di bone. nuh stop run dem style ya hear mi papa. | |
| Posted by zion man on 06.15.2012 | |
| Good news that it's release on 45T!!!!! Go to your record shop definitly the record to buy in 2012!!!! Big up Maximum crew!!!!!!!!! |
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| Posted by Standout on 06.16.2012 | |
| Don't forget to check out the music video for Full Blast on Vevo http://www.vevo.com/artist/cutty-ranks |
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| Posted by Sky on 06.17.2012 | |
| Great album for real... Groundation rules as ever.... | |
| Posted by ARKAprod on 06.18.2012 | |
| Greetings and Salutations For the first time in Paris the experience Midnite, the roots in flesh. On the wednesday 11th of July at the Cabaret Sauvage in Paris, 8pm. All tribe welcome for this time of meditation and wise comunication! |
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| Posted by Mlungisi Bradley ncube on 06.18.2012 | |
| Send more information on the legendary Leroy Wallace. Is he one and the same as Baba Dread? | |
| Posted by atty on 06.19.2012 | |
| Big up to ma gal Cecil. Yo muzik is hot like you are. | |
| Posted by marcelo on 06.20.2012 | |
| Gostei muito. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 06.20.2012 | |
| Like Ludacriss raps: how low can you go... | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 06.20.2012 | |
| Nice riddims, some wicked songs on them too. Large up Frenchie |
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| Posted by zogank kanaq fercil on 06.22.2012 | |
| Uyeeeeeeeeeee I love music reggae because very rileks & cool. | |
| Posted by khemici djallal edine on 06.22.2012 | |
| I love reggae. Peace and love. | |
| Posted by Scientist is the Vampire. on 06.22.2012 | |
| Scientist has been getting paid royalties on records that bear his name from Greensleeves since they came out in the early 80's. He has always cashed their checks and never complained till Junjo died so that he could try to capitalize on the Junjo not being there to call him a liar. maybe all you fanboys should check for the thread on the snwmf.com forum where people Scientist ripped off for dubs he never delivered voice their complaints. | |
| Posted by artsenyo on 06.23.2012 | |
| Il écrase ce mix il me donne mal à la tête......... | |
| Posted by marco on 06.23.2012 | |
| El reggae es lo maximo en exprecion. | |
| Posted by edvanio da silva oliveira on 06.24.2012 | |
| Sensacional, gostei muito. | |
| Posted by captain garbi on 06.24.2012 | |
| The man with the sweetest voice will miss us for ever. Such a warm-hearted person is a real lack for humanity. When I think of him I believe in human race. So rare nowadays. | |
| Posted by djaysteve on 06.25.2012 | |
| Storms Of Life is currently #1 on the Gold Nugget Top 10 Chart Countdown a U.K exclusive to KarmaReggaeShow which is hosted on GalaxyGoldRadio. The show currently has an exclusive dublate from Exco Levi based on Storms Of Life which is a tribute to me, the people of the U.K and Europe. | |
| Posted by Tabsin on 06.25.2012 | |
| Really enjoyed this, great opportunity to learn about a lot of good tracks and were can i find the full versions of them myself :) thanks. | |
| Posted by Brooks on 06.27.2012 | |
| So de vibes me positive....atche......................... | |
| Posted by Chrissie Nicely on 06.28.2012 | |
| I love this album! | |
| Posted by Olf on 06.28.2012 | |
| "England be nice" already used by Frenchie in 1997 for the big "Rude Boy" tune (Raggasonic). Great riddim!!! Big up Frenchie. | |
| Posted by Pashon Minott on 06.28.2012 | |
| The greatest dad ever!!!! Love him forever. | |
| Posted by Monica on 06.29.2012 | |
| Sadly missed across the globe....Genuine to the bone | |
| Posted by Lion Rock on 07.03.2012 | |
| Boom!!!!!! Bad Bad Mixtape...35 chunes all dubplates. Fyaaa! | |
| Posted by Talowa on 07.04.2012 | |
| Official announcement: http://youtu.be/zIu8vsvIkLs | |
| Posted by Festambiente on 07.06.2012 | |
| Announced a new date for Italy! 15 AUGUST- FESTAMBIENTE FESTIVAL- Rispescia Grosseto! here the links to the event: http://www.facebook.com/events/132774190194390/ www.festambiente.it SUPPORTING BAND: QUARTIERE COFFEE |
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| Posted by CHAPPA JAN on 07.06.2012 | |
| CONDOLENCE TO THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF MIGHTY MIKE. HIS MEMORIES LIVE ON. |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 07.06.2012 | |
| Great interview, amazing to read his music tastes are so diverse. | |
| Posted by Hensley Dj Camran Cameron on 07.07.2012 | |
| R.I.P MIGHTY ..... YOU HAVE DONE YOUR WORK .... PAID YOUR DUES ... NUFF LOVE FOREVER ..... THE ENTIRE STAFF MY CONDOLENCES ....TO YOU ALL | |
| Posted by daughterearth on 07.09.2012 | |
| Jah bless more love more success, lioness pon di rise... | |
| Posted by Lutendo Meshack Mudau on 07.09.2012 | |
| I've seen this video. It really rocks! | |
| Posted by Sista Yvonne Yosef on 07.11.2012 | |
| Greetings, to my brethrens Midnite i fully enjoyed your concerts in Rotterdam 7 july 2012 and Amsterdam 9 july 2012. I just came back from spiritual Ethiopia and i am still their in spirit, with your conscious music you just completed my spirutual levitation. Jah Bless. Hope you put the foto with the lalibela cross on your site. One love. keep it up. | |
| Posted by jbwelda on 07.11.2012 | |
| So Third World started their US career at the shattuck down low? And what year would that be? Ha ha ha ha Third World was here long before there was a shattuck down low. maybe your writers could do some fact checking? |
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| Posted by jb welda on 07.11.2012 | |
| It has been pointed out to me that in fact that place, the down low, may well have been in operation way back then, the 70s, as the passand lounge. its just much more likely they (third world) would have performed at the greek theatre (on a reggae fest day) or at the keystone or the bsquare or somewhere there were reggae shows being put on in the end of the seventies until the 90s. so i must concede i am not 100% positive that the article is incorrect, i just find it very hard to believe as a long time bay area resident. And from what i hear one of them said that in the press tent in their late night interview session, which i hear was something in itself. Regardless of that, this outfit came well into my second tier of artists i wanted to see this year and their candy covered sound didnt do much for me. unlike jimmy cliff the next night who i didnt expect much from but who was astoundingly good and accompanied by an ace outfit. |
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| Posted by Jah P on 07.11.2012 | |
| RIP Ossie Hibbert | |
| Posted by Carson on 07.11.2012 | |
| This article is informative and well-written and the pictures are great! | |
| Posted by Mark Gorney on 07.11.2012 | |
| Alborosie - the white rasta who must fly first class | |
| Posted by ijhonk'z rasta faran's on 07.12.2012 | |
| I LIKE BAMBU STATION | |
| Posted by Ari Sandoval on 07.13.2012 | |
| Hi JB Welda, thanks for that info. Third World said Shattuck in the interview and I accidentally added the Down Low when I was writing the article. Whatever the exact location, I think we can all appreciate that the Bay Area was integral to the launching of Third World's U.S. career! | |
| Posted by Rev. Dr. Musa Garba Gwagwa on 07.15.2012 | |
| I am in tune with all the icon reggae superstars. Indeed your music is very very inspirational and it brings about spiritual edification to all your fans including myself. I am a Chaplain with the Nigeria Police Force. I am enjoying your music greatly in my life. Africa is happy to have someone like u. You are making Africa proud. Keep it up. Best wishes. Jah bless. | |
| Posted by quraysh mkushi feisal on 07.17.2012 | |
| Big up ur self MAXI PRIEST | |
| Posted by Kwami on 07.17.2012 | |
| This album is pure fiyah! I stumbled upon it hazardly while in France looking for some local reggae stuff. The CD reminds me of 'Survival' by Marley, fused with melody reminiscent of Sister Nancy. This will become a classic in my book. A must-have for lovers of roots/culture! | |
| Posted by daumerie on 07.19.2012 | |
| que la musique illumine nos coeur.... | |
| Posted by djomplet alain on 07.20.2012 | |
| I LOVE REGGAE MUSIK FOR IS THE BEST !!!. | |
| Posted by mussolini on 07.21.2012 | |
| About to be a first time father, Alaine if its a girl. | |
| Posted by jah soja on 07.22.2012 | |
| Keep representing the youth of Africa. Me luv ur music u see. Bless. | |
| Posted by Taragak jo kampuang on 07.23.2012 | |
| Ingin bergabung di klaup reggae | |
| Posted by antreas on 07.23.2012 | |
| Very nice interview. Rod made some killer tunes in the 70s, it was very nice to read to some of them! Good idea! | |
| Posted by Susan Cadogan on 07.24.2012 | |
| RIP Ossie...was nice to have met you and share laughs about the business. (We met at Glen Adam's studio in Brooklyn and at the hospital when Glen was ill). My sympathy to his family. | |
| Posted by Quinton on 07.25.2012 | |
| Very good reading material.....SOUTH AFRICA | |
| Posted by Moses Lane on 07.26.2012 | |
| Hey Makeda, I have been looking for an affordable Djembe drum, a brother is broke but I have a real passion for the sound and culture of drumming, and I would love to teach my daughter how to play. Thank you, blessings. | |
| Posted by Jah-Love on 08.01.2012 | |
| Bless up! Good stuff. I'd like to promote on RudeboyReggae.com. How can I get a digital download to provide? | |
| Posted by mickey rose on 08.02.2012 | |
| iration steppas..you haven't been around long enough to call yourself foundation! | |
| Posted by Tony on 08.04.2012 | |
| Because it sounds so good. Lucky Dube's voice is full of eoaniotml power when he sings, it also sounds from the heart and here's your chane to get Lucky' too Most of the songs on here sound better than the rest, but you be the judge. | |
| Posted by Fidelis Ahangba on 08.05.2012 | |
| Your songs has healed life wounds,when i listen to some of your tunes tears flows down my face,you are gifted and how i wish i will meet you someday...i heard you had an accident sometime ago,hope you have recovered? May Jah continue to grant you his grace to deliver his children from the shackles of mental slavery....Jah bless yah. | |
| Posted by Elias emmanuel dubem on 08.05.2012 | |
| Mi surprise pon wat pon a mi masta, mentor, teacher, instructor, prophet, guardener and messenger. Becca, mi ovastand daht babeelon dema, hate gud, since dema knu a seh gud a kuh breeze ah mi life. Itah nuh becca dem ate, buh, becca, lucky dube a kno seh a im emblem, im got red. Red a stan fi di blaad rastaman a ready a fi share unu tym. Buh, biga tin a mi nuh seh! Rastas neva die. Lucky knuh dat wen im twalk bout reggae strong, im kno seh! Im a Jah prophet, why dem killin da prophet of reggae.. Buh, unu im knu seh ah! Nuh budy a fi tap reggae, cus reggae strong. Big up! King lucky philip Dube. Mi alwias indepted pon mi rule model. Wen nuh man a twalk bout yu, ya noh man. Buh, nuw, mi twalk bout yu, ya knon inna di worhl. Fi i-ray, becca ya mesage a riegn iverlivin. Selah! Dube care fah yu! |
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| Posted by kajura paul on 08.05.2012 | |
| I love your music Duane Stephenson. | |
| Posted by Rootsgal on 08.05.2012 | |
| Nice review GAIL. The movie was phenomenal, and it proves that BOB MARLEY was the REAL DEAL as far as living up to the rules of Ras Tafari. He is the best all around artist and healer of the planet of all time. This movie is a must see, and must own * |
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| Posted by thiago rasta on 08.08.2012 | |
| muito massa a sequencia | |
| Posted by Nixfi on 08.09.2012 | |
| Been to a few of their shows in Croatia, and it's thunder all the way! | |
| Posted by IKinky on 08.10.2012 | |
| Dezarie definitely touched me. Her lyrics get deeper than any other reggae musician today (except of midnite). But english is not my 'native' language, that's why sometimes I have difficulties to overstand the whole lyrics of a song. If someone could pass me the lyrics of 'trying to be god' I would appreciate it a lot. Thank you. Keep on letting the good vibes flow |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 08.12.2012 | |
| Wicked album. Super shows this Summer, too. |
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| Posted by leboto t c on 08.13.2012 | |
| I love his style. | |
| Posted by lester miller on 08.13.2012 | |
| MASSIVE TUNE, ALWAYS RATED HERITAGE AS THE BEST. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 08.13.2012 | |
| Also Zebulun and Prophet Benjamin! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 08.13.2012 | |
| Big ups Five Steez! I'm diffinitely buying the album! Limited CD! | |
| Posted by Gail Zucker on 08.15.2012 | |
| Awesome article and photos! Great job! | |
| Posted by Irishterry on 08.16.2012 | |
| Beenie Man can't sing. | |
| Posted by JahSon on 08.17.2012 | |
| There some way to download the mixes? Are really cool and I want to get them! bless Jah love! | |
| Posted by Suzi on 08.20.2012 | |
| When is the new song out by Wendy Walker Hurt Again, I been searching everywhere for it. Thanks | |
| Posted by Jungle on 08.20.2012 | |
| Greetings to everybody who fulljoys our selections, you can listen & download all our mixes here: www.soundcloud.com/VibeExplosion @Jah-Love: give thanks for the endorsement, the soundcloud audio can be embedded & the download is also available via the player!!! You can also link us on fb www.facebook.com/VibeExplosion for latest updates, bless up. |
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| Posted by Ras Willia on 08.21.2012 | |
| Hi I Jah / Lutan It's Ras Willia, All I have now it's education & I'm working but de spirit of Jah it's overcomming my body and soul, I need advace Iries to start be my self: staying in South Africa. |
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| Posted by eyahura kenneth on 08.22.2012 | |
| Miriam, your music is so good, inspirational, teaching all you can name. Even in Africa, here in Uganda east africa. We love it keep it blazing.... Respect to yourself and musical journey. | |
| Posted by freddy muthusi on 08.22.2012 | |
| MAAAADDDDD SHOW IT WAS | |
| Posted by Bass Culture on 08.23.2012 | |
| Hail Up, United Reggae! | |
| Posted by famfe on 08.23.2012 | |
| BLESSED LOVE. LOVE FOREVER MATTHEW | |
| Posted by kebba sanneh on 08.23.2012 | |
| Gramps am your number one fan in the Gambia. I am eger to see you in the Gambia. | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 08.23.2012 | |
| This is the best album released this year. Superb | |
| Posted by donatien on 08.23.2012 | |
| I am just shocked by this news... it's really terrible. R.I.P Matthew :( | |
| Posted by mamadou on 08.23.2012 | |
| I love all reggae music. | |
| Posted by NEWTON BALDE on 08.24.2012 | |
| GOD PLAISE UNITED STATE OF AFRICA! | |
| Posted by Vojtech on 08.24.2012 | |
| RIP Matthew and big respect to you! You will be forever in our hearts.. | |
| Posted by waesa on 08.24.2012 | |
| Wow. Great site. Followed a Facebook link here.. Much more serious and full-spectrum effort than most of the other reggae sites I've found on FB.. Good job United Reggae! Big up! | |
| Posted by Vee Wright on 08.25.2012 | |
| Fabulous article and pictures, we also had a great time celebrating in London UK... and with the great winnings at the Olympic Games..... | |
| Posted by Joanna on 08.25.2012 | |
| Love love love xxx | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 08.27.2012 | |
| Wicked tune by one of the greatest singers in the history of Jamaican music and a dear friend of mine. | |
| Posted by beve sinclair on 08.28.2012 | |
| Thanks for a wonderful interview.....I've always been a fan of Morgan Heritage....Una showed her spiritual side and made me feel so proud of the group. | |
| Posted by Adrian on 08.28.2012 | |
| Hey does anyone have Swade - Show Your Love in mp3? B-side from that vinyl? Would be nice to listen full tune if possible. Thank you. :) |
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| Posted by Romaine Davy on 08.30.2012 | |
| I am Romaine Davy from Sedburgh district, and to tell you all out there Matthew was a very humble person I knew him and his brother Ishmel from primary school, Christiana leased primary school, both brothers were always in music from a tender age. It's really sad what happened, he was always in my community all the time. He actually lived there for some time as well he gave no trouble, he get along well with all the persons living there. He was always singing at the square, he was a the type a person that all could reason with. We played football but music was and is always his comfort. Matthew and his family have always got the higest level of respect in both spring ground and Sedburgh. He will be missed. RIP. | |
| Posted by special on 08.31.2012 | |
| ONE LOVE. TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. | |
| Posted by omam on 09.01.2012 | |
| Hi Gramps, my name is Norman Omam Joseph i am from Vanuatu in south west Pacific, i listen to all your songs, all powerfull mesages and song that heal hearts that are broken and unit familys that are divided. I LOVE Reggae music and all your songs......Tell me if your coming to my country one day? Please tell me Please say |
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| Posted by miltonnyoni on 09.02.2012 | |
| Burning Spear forever burning, JAH RASTAFARI! | |
| Posted by miltonnyoni on 09.02.2012 | |
| Rastas never die coz we always cherish what you left us, JAAAAH RASTAFARI! | |
| Posted by paulo on 09.03.2012 | |
| Hi bro. Would inform me that how to buy hard on this site because l am interested in the hard Black Roots -On The Ground, and LP the Zion Initation - Jah Light 1985 | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 09.04.2012 | |
| I downloaded this Mixtape, but I ended up deleting it because of the annoying trumpet sound affect all the way through the Mixtape! | |
| Posted by Dub Plate on 09.04.2012 | |
| Try http://nubianrecords.co.uk | |
| Posted by giovanni rizza on 09.04.2012 | |
| Second Largest Reggae Jamaican Show. | |
| Posted by beve sinclair on 09.05.2012 | |
| Interesting interview. | |
| Posted by marco on 09.05.2012 | |
| Very good interview, a reminder for discussions. Delroy claims to have co-written So Jah Seh, Kinky Reggae and Midnight Ravers. Esther Anderson claims to have co-written I Shot The Sheriff, Earl Lindo maybe wrote Redemption Song, Tarta wrote No Woman No Cry etc etc....if we should pay attention to what they are saying Bob never wrote a song by himself! |
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| Posted by KING ALPHAZ on 09.06.2012 | |
| Jah iz my shear and armour. Rastafari iz the ultimate-pan Zimbabwe me locate. One luv | |
| Posted by Ras Slim on 09.06.2012 | |
| When will it STOP? | |
| Posted by derek pela on 09.09.2012 | |
| Hi Neil.. Big hugs from London and thx for a quick chat the other day during Zion Train's gig at Brick Lanes.. Hope to talk to u about politics nxt time.. Lol... Cheers | |
| Posted by sham mhee on 09.10.2012 | |
| Lluuuuhveeeeet!! | |
| Posted by RObert on 09.11.2012 | |
| I have been buying records from Ernie for years. His prices for reissues are always good. Never had problem, the man is a business man. | |
| Posted by Happyface on 09.12.2012 | |
| Poopster. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 09.12.2012 | |
| Sadly another great album I will not be buying because it's a digital release only!!! | |
| Posted by nadal on 09.15.2012 | |
| I love it. | |
| Posted by john williamson on 09.16.2012 | |
| Thanks for a great review Norman | |
| Posted by Captain Reon on 09.18.2012 | |
| I have never cried for any one who was not close to me when they died, but when my musical icon the only one person I listen to every day died I find myself wake up one morning crying for my hero. Ever since his passing I always wonder how his children and band members doing. Well I am so happy to know that they all doing very well thanks to God. I am living in the British Virgin Islands and I will love for one day to see Nkulee Dube perform here at the music fest just like your father did. Nuff respect. One love. | |
| Posted by Brenda Lawson on 09.21.2012 | |
| I am ever so proud of you and all the work you have accomplished over the years Delroy Washington. Keep up the good works. You are our Inspiration. Role - Model You Have been so magical warm. Kind thoughtful & highly blessed. Many Thanks! Best Wishes. Brenda Lawson |
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| Posted by MrQuick on 09.21.2012 | |
| I would raher listen to a compilation of MJ covers with tracks like Killer by Charlie Chaplin, Billie Jean by Sly & Robbie, etc… | |
| Posted by janet on 09.22.2012 | |
| I Zuse (aka Lionel Stout) passed away from this earth this week (Sept 17 in Tortola) He was 59 years old. When i googled his name i saw that either you knew him or knew about him as one of st croix' great musicians. His kids all live in the US and would love to hava any recordings of his music or any lyrics as they have nothing from their fathers life here in this world. If you or anyone else can offer anything about Zuse please let me know. thanks RIP I Zuse...your were one of st croix's great artists. | |
| Posted by kizito chikuni on 09.22.2012 | |
| Man everyting that was started needs to be finished. Itinue | |
| Posted by djaysteve on 09.25.2012 | |
| The Single From The Humanicity Album "In The Bathroom," Currently Sits At #6 On The KarmaReggaeShow Gold Reggae Top 10 Chart Countdown | |
| Posted by Mandy on 09.25.2012 | |
| Someone please tell me who the hell the members are touring right now in Lawrence Kansas to Colorado, I just saw them last night and totally forgot the guitarists name they have everyone else posted but not his? I have a pic if needed. | |
| Posted by kamar Mctaggart on 09.28.2012 | |
| Chino for life. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 10.03.2012 | |
| The album is produced by BRAVO, who recorded most vocal tracks and mixed the album in his SmallWorld studio at the corner of Orange street and Charles street in downtown Kingston. | |
| Posted by wallace on 10.03.2012 | |
| Reggae é Bom demais...... | |
| Posted by Camille on 10.03.2012 | |
| You are right that BRAVO is engineer of all tracks but he only produced one track (Got A Date). The rest of the album is produced by U-Roy. Details below: 1 - LOVE QUESTIONS – feat. Marcia Griffiths U-Roy, Marcia Griffiths / Drums : Derrick Stewart / Bass : Daniel Axeman Thompson / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Percussions : Bongo Herman / Backing Vox : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / Recorded & mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks / Produced and arranged by Ewart Beckford. 2 - PRAY FI DI PEOPLE U-Roy / Drums : Derrick Stewart / Bass : Daniel Axeman Thompson / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Percussions : Bongo Herman / Backing Vox : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / Recorded & mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo. 3 - BORDER LINE – feat. Chezidek U-Roy, Chezidek / Drums : Sly Dunbar / Bass : Robbie Shakespeare / Keys : Ansle Collins, Robbie Lyn / Guitars : Dougie Bryam, Dalton Brownie / Percussions : Uziah Sticky Thompson, Skully Simms / Horns : Guillaume Stepper, Dean Fraser / Backing Vox : Sherida Sharpe , Connie Campbell, Althea Layne Hamilton, Nicki Burt, Chris Smith / Recorded At Anchor Studios / Mixed At Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo / Border Line Track Produced By Guillaume Bougard. 4 - 3 THE HARD WAY – feat. Tiken Jah Fakoly & Balik (Danakil) U-Roy, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Balik (Danakil) / Drums : Leroy Horsemouth Wallace / Bass : Errol Flabba Holt Carter / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Recorded at Harmony House Studio / Engineers : Devario Jones, Gaylard Bravo / Percussions : Bongo Herman / Recorded at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo / All vocals recorded at Art Studio, Paris. 5 - CALL ON JAH – feat. Harrison "Professor" Stafford (Groundation) U-Roy, Harrison "Professor" Stafford (Groundation) / Drums : Leroy Horsemouth Wallace / Bass : Errol Flabba Holt Carter / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Recorded at Harmony House Studio / Engineers : Devario Jones, G. Bravo / Percussions : Bongo Herman / Recorded at Small World Studio, Kingston / Backing Vox : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / All vocals recorded at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks / Mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo. 6 - CHEATING GIRL – feat. Ernist Wilson U-Roy, Ernist Wilson / Drums : Leroy Horsemouth Wallace / Bass : Errol Flabba Holt Carter / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Recorded at Harmony House Studio / Engineers : Devario Jones, Gaylard Bravo / Percussions : Bongo Herman / Recorded at Small World Studio, Kingston / Backing Voxs : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / All vocals recorded at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks / Mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo. 7 - EBONY EYES – feat. Winsome Benjamin U-Roy, Winsome Benjamin / Written by copyrights control, U-Roy / Drums : Leroy Horsemouth Wallace / Bass : Errol Flabba Holt Carter / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Recorded at Harmony House Studio / Engineers : Devario Jones, Gaylard Bravo / Percussions : Bongo Herman / Backing Vox : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / All vocals recorded at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks / Mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo. 8 - GOT A DATE – feat. Sophia Squire U-Roy, Sophia Squire / Drums Programming : Jallanzo / Bass : Strickland Stone / Keys : Tony Asher, Lloyd Denton / Guitar : Jallanzo / Produced by Gaylard Bravo / Recorded and Mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks. 9 - PUMPS AND PRIDE – feat. Tarrus Riley U-Roy, Tarrus Riley / Drums : Leroy Horsemouth Wallace / Bass : Errol Flabba Holt Carter / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Recorded at Harmony House Studio / Horns : Dean Fraser / Tarrus Riley vocals recorded at Grafton Recording Studio / U-Roy vocals at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Perry Hendricks / Mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo. 10 - POWER OF LOVE – feat. Bitty McLean U-Roy, Bitty McLean / Riddim Loop : Bitty McLean / Bass Robbie Shakespare / Drums : Sly Dunbar / Guitar : Willie Lindo / Keys : Robbie Lyn / Recorded in London / U Roy Vox at Small World Studio, Kingston / Mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineer : Gaylard Bravo. 11 - REASON WITH JAH – feat. Horace Andy U-Roy, Horace Andy / Drums : Sly Dunbar / Bass : Robbie Shakespeare / Keys : Robbie Lyn / Organ : Ansel Collins / Guitars : Dalton Brownie, Dougie Bryan / Percussions : Noel Skully Simms, Uziah Sticky Thompson / Rythm track and Horace Andy Vox produced by Guillaume Bougard / Backing Vox : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / Executive producer & arranger : Ewart Beckford / Recorded & mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks. 12 - UNGRATEFUL GIRL – feat. Richard Robinson U-Roy, Richard Robinson / Drums : Derrick Stewart / Bass : Daniel Axeman Thompson / Keys : Lloyd Obeah Denton / Guitars : Winston Bopee Bowen / Percussions : Bongo Herman, G. Bravo / Backing Voxs : Richard Robinson / Recorded & mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks / Mixing engineer : Gaylard Bravo / Produced and arranged by Ewart Beckford. 13 - WAR QUESTION – feat. Chezidek U-Roy, Chezidek / Drums : Sly Dunbar / Bass : Robbie Shakespeare / Keys : Robbie Lyn / Organ : Ansel Collins / Guitars : Dalton Brownie, Dougie Bryan / Percussions : Noel Skully Simms, Uziah Sticky Thompson / Rythm track and Chezidek Vox produced by Guillaume Bougard / Backing Vox : Maria Smith, Neo Sulann Smith, Jhamelia Smith / Executive producer & arranger : E. Beckford / Recorded & mixed at Small World Studio, Kingston / Engineers : Gaylard Bravo, Perry Hendricks. All tracks produced by Ewart Beckford for King Stur Gav Music. Except Got a Date, produced by Gaylard Bravo for Small World Music, Kingston. Mastered by Delroy Spiderman Thompson at Anchor Mastering Studio, Kingston. |
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| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 10.04.2012 | |
| Trust me on this, Camille, Bravo did the production. The credits are omitting several items... | |
| Posted by enos on 10.04.2012 | |
| He is most talented singer who is a source of inspiration here in Zimbabwe and all over the continents | |
| Posted by Camille on 10.05.2012 | |
| Ok, interesting. | |
| Posted by ORLANDO on 10.05.2012 | |
| Queen, you are indeed the the of ifrica and also in reggae so keep on the good job. | |
| Posted by Billy on 10.06.2012 | |
| RIP Ossie | |
| Posted by beve sinclair on 10.07.2012 | |
| Certainly keeping on top of the game Angus, interesting read, pity I wasn't there to see the glorious acts, especially Janet Kay... | |
| Posted by Pastor Deezed on 10.09.2012 | |
| Boom Respect to U-Roy. Blessed love always! | |
| Posted by swabry on 10.11.2012 | |
| Can same body help me? I am so in love Alaine, I will do anything for her, I will even give my life for her, I really love her. | |
| Posted by Sista Sensi on 10.11.2012 | |
| Greetings! I would be honored if you would check my music. I have been singing both in Jamaica and the U.S. for many years. Blessings! My website is www.sistasensi.com | |
| Posted by Kato kenneth on 10.11.2012 | |
| Europe has begun to see reggae artists come out. It shouldnt only be for Africa, but the babaric and satanic Europe & America should also change them ways from things like gayism and lesbianism. | |
| Posted by tijan on 10.12.2012 | |
| Hi, I love United Reggae. A lot of very good vibes of reggae music. The hard bit of music brings a lots of love, peace n respect. | |
| Posted by emma onalloh on 10.21.2012 | |
| nice | |
| Posted by rada on 10.21.2012 | |
| Reggae is my music. | |
| Posted by Phello on 10.22.2012 | |
| I think reggae on the river has got that aura which one can never get anywhere. Rivers and Rastas go hand in hand. | |
| Posted by Honey B on 10.22.2012 | |
| Wonderful write-up on three Greats! | |
| Posted by Camille on 10.22.2012 | |
| Hezron will also be on the riddim: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4c7CMWC4Xk | |
| Posted by monantsi on 10.25.2012 | |
| What can I say about Peter "Maki" Tosh, I loved him and his inspiration. He died when I was 3 years old, am stil fillin pain, but he will be strongly remembered. | |
| Posted by aldo on 10.25.2012 | |
| Nice | |
| Posted by reggaedirect on 10.26.2012 | |
| Jah bless.. | |
| Posted by Innocent Cephas on 10.27.2012 | |
| Your great Jah bless | |
| Posted by djaysteve on 10.27.2012 | |
| I was there and though disappointed at the Alborosie no show for whatever reason. The Big Three!!! made it a night to remember. I knew about Romains Alton Ellis tribute but to hear him blaze it out fi real will live with me to the day i die. It was one of those seminal moments when you know inside yaself you have witnessed something very very special ...almost spiritual!!! | |
| Posted by sandra on 10.27.2012 | |
| But Check the music now, compare the music of today with the oldies and be honest, which era sounds better? People are not stuck in the old days, artist nowadays are not rising to the occasion and writing good songs. Damian Marley is a good artist, but a lot of his success is because of his father. One of the major problem is, the radio disc jockeys, such as Irie Fm and others have helped killed the music. This payola business is rediculous. You don't believe me? There are a lot of great reggae songs sitting on the shelf in the radio stations. They won't play it if the artist and managers don't run money on some of the prominent Djs. Black people are corrupted against each other, from Jamaica to Africa. All we do is exploit each other rather than to build our economy and stregthen our market. The only thing we have is our music, jamaica doesn't export anything the world really needs. Our culture is dying, remember? Ghetto youths don't have any big education and Bob Marley and other legends gave us this music so ghetto youths can help themselves and what has happen now? Money, it becomes more important to individuals, and over the years of this exploitation look what has happened. Bob marley would be ashamed to see the current stages we are in. | |
| Posted by Ras Bio on 10.29.2012 | |
| In 2010 when was the first time I've listened to Matthew, I had the same thought as you remembering how Matthew is looked like Hugh Mundell. Incredible! And now I'm still truly sad with his death, ocurred last August. What a pity... a young talent died in this type of brutality. LOVE FOR ALL OF HIS FAMILY... WE are praising! | |
| Posted by Mr Hottted on 10.30.2012 | |
| My 2011 riddim list would look like this in no order: Summer fling, overproof, summertime, Wildlife, Armaggiddion, Bad Acid, Island vibes, full size, Intensity, employer, tenement yard, gaza world, full moon. BorinkenRockers named some nice riddims also. For singles I would say Busy signal - life, but there are many others that are nice also. | |
| Posted by DJ Pablo on 10.30.2012 | |
| I love this tune. Gonna promote on our station in Miami. Would be nice to get a radio jingle from the queen. | |
| Posted by Jah Mascof on 10.31.2012 | |
| Bless up kings its me Jah Mascof from Southern Africa, Zimbabwe. I love di riddim from you so dat I can run music too. | |
| Posted by cherryl on 11.02.2012 | |
| Tanya a di best female artist in Jamaica. Trust me. | |
| Posted by Tee jay on 11.03.2012 | |
| Am in touch wit his words. Nuff respeck Baruka. Still 1 luv. | |
| Posted by TEENSOULJAH on 11.04.2012 | |
| maad tchune fi November,bg up Lutan Fyre | |
| Posted by judeen on 11.04.2012 | |
| Tanya u r one of the greatest in music worldwide. Ur music r so realistic and is the voice of many of us woman. U r indeed a legend. Keep on doing the good work in spending time coming up with those songs. Ur my role model | |
| Posted by DJ-RJ on 11.04.2012 | |
| Very sweet sounds! Thanks for posting. | |
| Posted by Sticky on 11.04.2012 | |
| Big Riddim for sure. Love the Junior Toots and Ishi Dube track | |
| Posted by Camille on 11.05.2012 | |
| Available now on itunes: Available now on ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/album/roadblock-ep/id568673457 | |
| Posted by Tassia on 11.05.2012 | |
| Will it be held this year? If yes when? | |
| Posted by Eddie Codger on 11.07.2012 | |
| So how come 'Scientist' lost his only court case ? Fact is, he was the apprentice at Tubby's, after Tubby and Jammy. So what is the great man doing these days - oh yeah, nothing....... | |
| Posted by reggaelover on 11.10.2012 | |
| Raspect! Very nice riddim everybody check it! Rooots. | |
| Posted by Kato kenneth on 11.10.2012 | |
| America should run away from babylonians like the illuminati fools, this american reggae band should lead the way and the battle. | |
| Posted by The Wagners on 11.11.2012 | |
| So good the hear that Morgan Heritage is performining together again. Our ultimate dream is to see you in concert in Jamaica. | |
| Posted by Sam on 11.11.2012 | |
| What music player do I need to hear the mix on my phone? | |
| Posted by JAMIE IRIE on 11.12.2012 | |
| Sam Gilly is one ofthe best guys in the world plus a brillant drummer and general nice person. | |
| Posted by Pitah Kwezai on 11.12.2012 | |
| Sam is a respected brother here in Austria, a usually quiet guy who expresses himself more in his work..music. This is a very interesting interview, thanks for featuring. House Of Riddim as a band are very hard working.... so they are rewarded through their hard work, basically. Jah bless. | |
| Posted by The Alfreds on 11.12.2012 | |
| Agree with The Wagners, seeing you in concert in Jamaica would be wonderful. | |
| Posted by rigoberto calderon rizo on 11.15.2012 | |
| I love reggae. | |
| Posted by semayat on 11.15.2012 | |
| It must have been a fucking great night!! Wished I was there.... |
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| Posted by che rebel on 11.16.2012 | |
| When does it hit babylon the a tersss? | |
| Posted by marky g on 11.18.2012 | |
| BADDEST ONE DROP OUT. | |
| Posted by chico on 11.19.2012 | |
| Love the dubplates.... Where I can get some?? | |
| Posted by michael otieno on 11.22.2012 | |
| This is a pop album. After all the wait. Better off with Beres Hammond. | |
| Posted by rofiq on 11.23.2012 | |
| Uyehh.... | |
| Posted by Jan on 11.25.2012 | |
| Wicked chunes. | |
| Posted by guillaume Bougard on 11.26.2012 | |
| This album is in my top 3 of 2012. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 11.26.2012 | |
| What No! Greensleeves Biggest Reggae One Drop Anthems or Biggest Ragga Dancehall Anthems for 2012??? | |
| Posted by Who Is It on 12.01.2012 | |
| Hi, Sista Sensi. I would apreciate if you can tell me who is the reggae female artist, who had in the year 1986 (more or less) a reggae song with the following lyrics: "I just looooove you, I just loooove you ... You're light of my life reeeegae night ...". You can send me the answer to my e-mail (mimar20@yahoo.com). If you have the song in mp3 format, it will be a blast for me. Thank you in advance for your time. = Marian - from SPAIN/Madrid = (my request is available for future's viewers as well) | |
| Posted by Celeste Larkin on 12.04.2012 | |
| I totally love and respect this man to the highest degree! He speaks truth and offers wisdom always. His music always lift i spirits when the I is down in the dumps or just going through a rough times. He is not only my friend but my brother! | |
| Posted by Kelly M on 12.05.2012 | |
| Great muzik from a living legend. | |
| Posted by DJGreedyG on 12.05.2012 | |
| Big riddim, I don't normally check for dancehall these days but this is massive. Promoted right, it could be a pop smash (indeed, my partner thought that the Skarra Mucci tune was actually Shaggy). | |
| Posted by tafari jahnasi on 12.09.2012 | |
| Ras means Prince Tafari is the prince which was killed by Haile selise that is wat the African history says. | |
| Posted by mazzi on 12.12.2012 | |
| Is it possible to find the lyrics to "yu Faya" somewhere? Please send the link in that case! |
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| Posted by Getha on 12.14.2012 | |
| I disagree with your comment about Peter's voice being slightly rougher than Lloyds- I think the opposite... but this is down to individual opinion -they both have amazing voices that are simialiar in range, I agreeLlloyd Brown's track know yourself (duet with Peter Spence version) shows how well these two beautiful voices flow into each other - their voices in this track send shivers down my spine.. Let's hope there is a second album soon.. & more duets with Lloyd Brown. | |
| Posted by Adrian on 12.14.2012 | |
| Hey Sug, do you have Swade - Show Your Love tune in audio/mp3? I would like to listen that tune if possible. Can you help, please? Thank you for info and help. |
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| Posted by SANDRO ARAÚJO on 12.15.2012 | |
| Coloca tradução para o site, sou brasileiro e gostaria de saber o que acontece no mundo do reggae. | |
| Posted by Peter wasswa on 12.15.2012 | |
| Kabaka nice stuff... I've got a chance to watch you on Splash host by Donisha. The name Kabaka means King here in my country Uganda and specificaly in our kingdom Buganda from the Bantu speaking people (Bantu) meanin' people sharin common charatoristics... I'm very proud of you. |
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| Posted by Ismail Hamisi on 12.15.2012 | |
| One Love | |
| Posted by CEdric Myton on 12.17.2012 | |
| RESPECT TO THE WORLD!!! | |
| Posted by sam g on 12.18.2012 | |
| Good interview....... Positivity. | |
| Posted by sadiq kelly on 12.18.2012 | |
| Love is it. Nice and good message to the people. |
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| Posted by Knight Kalulu on 12.20.2012 | |
| I love these photos as much as I love Reggae. | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 12.20.2012 | |
| ATTENTION WORLD!!! FIVE STEEZ - WAR FOR PEACE CD album is available at CDBABY! If you are a roots reggae or dancehall fanatic it doesn't matter you will want to have Five Steez album! Jamaican Hip hop Roots at its absolute best! No doubt "War For Peace" is an instant classic! Don't hesitate Buy it now! Where? CDBaby of course!!! Please people support the Jamaican Hip Hop Movement! Bless. | |
| Posted by Dezmar on 12.21.2012 | |
| Great interview! Very interesting. | |
| Posted by Lindsworth Garvey on 12.21.2012 | |
| Loved this interview. As a young boy, growing up in Jamaica, my Uncle listened to U-Roy and so I was introduced to him. I have grown up listening to the music - testament to the living and celebrating those that have come and gone before us. Bless you U-Roy. Here I am today a man, trying to impart the same sounds to my own children. May the almighty continue to bless and inspire you to continue to sing the sound tracks to our lives - At home and abroad. | |
| Posted by Alistar on 12.22.2012 | |
| Love the pea coat his wearing. The old reggae dudes have so much style!! |
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| Posted by Maina on 12.23.2012 | |
| Dezarie a great musician with a style of touching many. | |
| Posted by 70s reggae on 12.23.2012 | |
| 'Oh that sounds just like 70s reggae! I don't usually listen to reggae but that REALLY sounds like reggae, and I know what I like, and what I like is good, and that's better than anything new. Good job!' 'How should I place the mic exactly like everyone else to get the same rattly 70s drum sound?' 'Exactly which fuzz pedal do I need to use so that my music fits in with all the other old-sounding stuff?' 'I want to make a record I can sell digitally. Where can I buy a Rhodes organ to play my simple bubble on.' Reggae is dead because innovation isn't tolerated in musicians. Anything that sounds any different to 'rootsy' 70s stuff is immediately labeled as inferior. 2 chords and a single root note for the bass guitar, and provided you're using all the old style instruments, you're onto a winner. Musical content, originality, using different gear is all disdained. It was once progressive and hi-tech! Now it's finished because of dumb listeners and 2-hits-and-I'm-a-Rasta 'reggae producers'. |
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| Posted by Emmanuel on 12.24.2012 | |
| I have lost a mentor, I truly love Dube. | |
| Posted by somebody on 12.24.2012 | |
| I am really upset from the way you allow yourself to talk about band like Midnite! You have no right to say anything about their unique style not to mention that you talk about sing-a-long choruses?? Yuh maad play some UB 40 then.... Midnite is the highest level of roots reggae and nobody is deeper than dem! Not only now but EVER! United Reggae is read from many people all over you should spread all the Midnite music you can not only some sweet tunes with good hooks... Think bout it ! An SHAME ON YOU ! | |
| Posted by godwin on 12.25.2012 | |
| Reggae rule the world. | |
| Posted by shayne wellington on 12.26.2012 | |
| I was born and raised in Kilburn..in militant barrys house..so I remember what tappa is talkin bout..I had and still hav big lips...so he use to call me Papa Lips.. Remember papa was the dj name them times... I move with milltant Barrys older son Tony who now sings with the English beat... We use to play football across the road from Barrys house blacks vs white and along would come Tappa, Barry and the late Keith Hudson they would call us over and say if you beat the white kids you will get a pound.. Them time a pound was paper money and you could get nuff sweets with it.. So we step up our game and thrash da white boys... Get our money and go buy custard cream biscuits and 2 fizzy drink (me and Tony that is).. I knew Tappa and Barry was in the music business but not like how I'm readin it as a grown 44 year old man... As you grow old you move on.. And I never saw Tappa 4 a while.. Till I went to get a draw down all saints road in the earley 80s and there he was on the corner toasting to him self in his flair trouse and waist coat.. He said Papa Lip. Wha gwan.. Wha Tony da...I was proper glad he remembered me coz I was with a sound man at the time (bigga ranks.. Aiwa promotion sound).. After we left Tappa the sound man couldnt belive I knew such a man.. I didn't think it was a big deal.. It was just Tappa to me... Then he start tell me bout tune he producd that I played but didn't know he had a hand in.. (man did I feel proud that day) ....year went by and Tony (Militants Barrys son) emergated to the states in 88... 2009 comes along and Tony comes to check his Kilburn peeps and Tappa happened to be performing in Camden jazz café.. So we go and support him... We go backstage to check him and he looks at tony and says.. Ah no di yoot dat use to hang round number 14, Tony says yes, Papa Lips... There again I was so happy he remembered me.. The fuckin guys a legend and long may he live... Lookin forward to a album every year Tappa... We will link up some how.... From Papa Lips aka Countryman.. from Kilburn. | |
| Posted by Christoffer on 12.28.2012 | |
| I seriously doubt it is dying but the slump it is in right now is because folks aint buying music or magazines. I mean, a genre with not even one English spoken magazine dedicated to it? That's sad and us fans are to blame. I don't buy that there is no good music coming out, there is more good music now than ever, it may be burried in tons of crap but it's there. Reggae has the most sorry fans ever, let's rise to the ocasion and start supporting acts and labels with our hard earned cash. |
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| Posted by faddarootz on 12.28.2012 | |
| Love and Ispeck United Reggae family. Great honor to be included among the strong and positive voices for reggae music moving forward. | |
| Posted by Sean on 12.29.2012 | |
| It started to wane in the early 80s, with advent of dancehall scene. I was getting so tired of hearing a thousand and one so-called tunes featuring the same rhythm, over and over again. The sadist thing is, that those who invented and originated many of these rhythms did not receive royalties for their work they put in creating these rhythms that are now over 30 and 40 years old. Even today, many radio djs simply play cut after cut of a popular rhythm and refused to play anything with the slightest bit of creativity. There is good music around that is both original and creative, but you don't tend to hear it on the radio these days. How can reggae music be taken seriously if there is no creativity or originality, and all the industry can produce is cut after cut of the same rhythm? Nowadays you have several artists on one rhythm track which all sounds the same, to me, anyway. Also there aren't many good songwriters around as there once was. There use to be a very elitist attitude that thought only good reggae could be only be made and produced in Jamaica, but increasingly that is not the case nowadays because I've heard some very good reggae coming from all around the world, which is both creative and original. The whole industry needs a major re-assessment of where it is going. There is not even one major record label out there that can promote and managed the artists, like say Motown did for soul and its black artists since its existence. That is both sad and pitiful because what seems to be in place is a collection of individuals all doing their own thing. Only time will tell if the dry rot continues to take whole of this beautiful music. |
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| Posted by Christoffer on 12.29.2012 | |
| Although i think the blame is mostly on us fans who isn't supporting what is out there the industry has one major shortcoming. Why is there so very little of interest being released on Cd nowadays? One has to look to vinyl for anything truly worthwhile and how many are willing to do that today? I recently invested in record players, mixer, a pre-amp and bad ass speakers but how many are willing to do that today? Is the vinyl loving soundsystem scene really that big today to sustain the scene? |
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| Posted by Harris BB Seaton on 12.30.2012 | |
| I'm finding it difficult to talk about Lloyd (Charmers) Tyrell with just a few words. His production of my hit songs "Thinline Between Love & Hate" & "Summertime" speaks for it self. Our association as the Messengers feat. Ken Boothe, the late Busty Brown & myself is a testimony of our musical relationship and forming Splash label... He will never be forgotten... God rest his soul..... | |
| Posted by rigo Verwimp on 12.30.2012 | |
| Spot on for Mr Fearon and the proof is in the pudding. Mr Fearon states view t eloquently, simple and clearly. I've been a reggae lover now for 30 years and have been working on the Reggaegeel festival for 25 year. And It took me a while to realize that what Mr Fearon says is very true. When I am being asked by journalists as to why Bob Marley is so popular. I want to say : "Open your eyes". A true message to which everybody can relate and in words that everybody on this planet can understand, no. And a few well aimed chords. And his charisma off course. Anyway nuff respect to everyone above here, you're all true. Bless. |
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| Posted by Curtis on 01.01.2013 | |
| Nice list. Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad - In These Times is def one of my favorite reggae albums of 2012! It made iTunes "Best of 2012" list along with some of the albums mentioned here | |
| Posted by KAMANJA KARANJA on 01.01.2013 | |
| nice chune....woooooooo.....ranking p say so...outa kenya | |
| Posted by KAMANJA KARANJA on 01.01.2013 | |
| Wow... Sizzla Kalonji.... The track is wonderful and as usual Sizzla rides with it... I love the track, vocals from the king.. BIG UP LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS... I am a singer too based in Kenya... RANKING P IS MY NAME... ON SOUNCLOUD TOO BLESS. ONE DAY I HOPE TO WORK WITH YOU. | |
| Posted by KAMANJA KARANJA on 01.01.2013 | |
| NICE TINGS CONCIOUS RANKING P SAY SO OUTTA KENYA | |
| Posted by Tafari on 01.02.2013 | |
| Midnite - Children Of Jah Reemah - Check Your Words |
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| Posted by Aîcha on 01.04.2013 | |
| Tetrack are the Best listen my interview in my website: http://groundation-reggae-musik Jah Bless & Keep Tetrack Familly Love. Aîcha. |
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| Posted by Blackwatcher Mabhurakwacha on 01.04.2013 | |
| He was a force to reckon. May your soul continue to rest in eternal peace | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 01.06.2013 | |
| My top 3 albums Pentateuch - Genesis Jimmy Cliff - Rebirth Bunny Rugs - Time |
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| Posted by earl sixteen on 01.10.2013 | |
| One Love | |
| Posted by YABBI on 01.11.2013 | |
| IRIE MIXTAPE,GOOD VIBE'S !!! | |
| Posted by daouda n\'diaye on 01.12.2013 | |
| I like reggae music it is the best. | |
| Posted by MBUGUA on 01.13.2013 | |
| Hi, Greetings from Kenya... Larger Than Life records seems like very very serious recording hose... I too am a singer... Would you give me a track I do a song on it then send it to you.. To listen?... JAH BLESS | |
| Posted by ranking p on 01.13.2013 | |
| Blessed all the time... What a nice chune... Spiritual... Bless all the time... In Kenya we are listening to your songs. | |
| Posted by warrior on 01.15.2013 | |
| Bad ass sound system and some tight beats amazing iration stepas see you at subdub | |
| Posted by Ansel Thompson on 01.17.2013 | |
| Today is a great day for me seeing these faces , some I have never seen before .My mother is Mathilther James , the sister of Lloyd's father .I just saw some news about his health , I have shared it on facebook , I will now go back and read it . | |
| Posted by Cheesey1 on 01.17.2013 | |
| Excellent and original article. | |
| Posted by amos phiri on 01.18.2013 | |
| The best reggae voices to come from JA, LOVE THEIR MUSIC from South Africa with love. | |
| Posted by Prince Albert on 01.20.2013 | |
| Good interview. Just love U-Roy. | |
| Posted by skadama on 01.22.2013 | |
| As an entrance tune its probably more hip hop than dancehall but Mad Lions 'Double Trouble' sounds quiet menacing.... The double trouble being a quick left and right.... | |
| Posted by Sylvia Tella on 01.22.2013 | |
| I enjoyed reading the write up on Don Cambell and his brother Harmony, Lloyd brown, Winston Reedy and Alcapone really intresting keep playing the tunes we like. blessed 2013 | |
| Posted by souljah on 01.22.2013 | |
| Beautiful photos... Number one French reggae photographer!! | |
| Posted by paul on 01.24.2013 | |
| Your music makes mi ago crazy over you. Give us more hits. | |
| Posted by khaled on 01.26.2013 | |
| Nice music. | |
| Posted by Fello chezidek on 01.26.2013 | |
| I love JAMAICA. | |
| Posted by TheTopOfTop.com on 01.29.2013 | |
| Unlike me, a close relative of mine didn't like many Jamaican singers, talentwise. He loved the beats (rhythms or riddims). However, he loved Tenor Saw's voice and songs. | |
| Posted by Yowlink.com on 01.29.2013 | |
| Ditto. Great dancehall singer or singjay for the unfortunate short career he had. Another bright spark, no pun intended, was the great Trevor Sparks. What a voice! Yowlink (yowlink.com), A Responsible Caribbean |
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| Posted by Quintentte on 01.30.2013 | |
| Now I have a better understanding why Jamaicans have such a disdain for "authorities" and "outsiders." It's unfortunate that anyone should have to endure such hostilities. | |
| Posted by Tonto on 01.30.2013 | |
| I agreed Dawn. Also the accustics are terrible and if you're handicapped you're screwed. I never saw a artist the entire time, just people's rear ends. Not going again. | |
| Posted by joao victor marques on 02.05.2013 | |
| love one reggae | |
| Posted by Ron on 02.05.2013 | |
| Great! A new Junior Kelly Album! Nice One! | |
| Posted by FIyahman on 02.05.2013 | |
| The Five Steez dude raps with a fake American accent? LOL Why would you want to beg Hip Hop when you have such a vibrant and recognised scene in your own back yard?! Having said that the Kabaka Pyramid tune I just checked is Fiyah! If you are going to do Hip Hop at least fuse reggae and danehall influences and dont use no beg yankee accent. |
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| Posted by Petra on 02.05.2013 | |
| Feeling your musical vibe and loving your penetrating sound!! | |
| Posted by jahlion on 02.06.2013 | |
| Cant stop playing her album! One of the Best I have heard in a long time. Great article! | |
| Posted by ridwan on 02.10.2013 | |
| dasdadawdawd | |
| Posted by Socialdread on 02.10.2013 | |
| Nice pictures of Aba. It's time for him to come over to Berlin, Germany :) | |
| Posted by Cindy Davis-Stephens on 02.11.2013 | |
| Truly inspiring program as reflected in this powerful article! | |
| Posted by ANDRIA MOORE on 02.12.2013 | |
| LOVE THESE TWO TRACK FROM FREDDY | |
| Posted by ashantidennery on 02.13.2013 | |
| R.I.P Augustus pablo you will live on through your music and your dub nuff respect! | |
| Posted by Ras T on 02.14.2013 | |
| Agreed. Ernie seems to me a square dealing man. I have dealt with him many times as a customer; good prices, very good service, and he seems to have a genuine passion for the music, which comes through in his correspondence. I respect the Spear as a man and a musician, and with Ernie B's being high profile I wonder if he is not just an easy target when seeking a scapegoat for falling record sales. Hard to say without more information. Hope it gets cleared up as both parties are vital to real reggae music. | |
| Posted by cruizinha serejo on 02.14.2013 | |
| adorei este site | |
| Posted by Emmanuel on 02.14.2013 | |
| RIP Dube...and not forever...on the judgement ground we shall know the truth, whether it was a car jack or assasination | |
| Posted by cristina Carneiro de Mendonca Eastwood on 02.15.2013 | |
| Is there any way I can become a volunteer for this project.? I have my own minute charity Ephemeral Brazil and I am fund raising for Young Women in Conflict withthe Law in a jail in Rio Reconciliation will be through fashion and the arts which is my forte. Let me know how I can help and learn. Cristina. | |
| Posted by yaphet senrab on 02.16.2013 | |
| Ms Babsy I think Miss Lou was the original Oprah of TV I suggest all. Those programs with ring-ding be placed on DVD so these kids can see that part of our culture and live some of those memories. |
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| Posted by matty "dread" on 02.17.2013 | |
| Nice review and photos. Truly blessed to attend Rebel Salute 2013! It was good chatting with you Sista Irie at Circle B. Hope to see you next year! Please stay in touch :) Matty | |
| Posted by Beljam massive on 02.20.2013 | |
| Yes its a good album but nothing new under the sun, they try to copy Mr Perry and they doing it good but they trying too forced and sometimes its sounds very chaotic. For Belgium standards its a good album but not for the international market. |
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| Posted by diana rubiano on 02.21.2013 | |
| Jah bless. | |
| Posted by michelle malcolm on 02.21.2013 | |
| Romain Virgo keep up the good work. I am your biggest fan. I like that song that you did cry tears for you. From your number one Michelle Malcolm. |
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| Posted by koki, on 02.22.2013 | |
| What a full box of tune! Wicked. | |
| Posted by iqbal rastafara on 02.23.2013 | |
| Uyeeeeeee! | |
| Posted by Paul Taylor Aka God Paul on 02.26.2013 | |
| Andrew Tosh, you are a blessed son of the great composer and pioneer of reggae music and i know it is Jah almigty works that you are carrying on your father legacy, therefore don't never let anything or anyone stop that movement. I love your music and your Father was one my most influential musician of all time. I learn and sing a few of your father songs and with all due respect i am thinking about doing cover version of your father songs. But before doing so I would like to get your blessing and also anyone else who owns the right to your father music. I love your father music it is so powerful. My contact phone # 860-777- 8648 (I am a Jamaican base in Hartford Connecticut). Link up soon. Blessing. | |
| Posted by freddy muthusi on 02.27.2013 | |
| Heavenly | |
| Posted by treacle on 02.28.2013 | |
| Great photo's Steve! | |
| Posted by artisticfreedom on 03.03.2013 | |
| HEAVYWEIGHT BUSINESS, this is. Wicked! | |
| Posted by Gerry McMahon on 03.03.2013 | |
| Nice one Roger... Sounds like an interesting trek, and you're sure wearing 70 well. | |
| Posted by guest on 03.03.2013 | |
| Thanks for this. | |
| Posted by chu on 03.04.2013 | |
| Sounds like a brilliant one! | |
| Posted by Vusumzi titise on 03.05.2013 | |
| He was a very good musician. In his songs he always passes a message. His music always keeps his vission in our minds. Rest in peace Lucky Dube. | |
| Posted by beve on 03.05.2013 | |
| Been away for awhile doing my own thing...now its time to kick back and read the latest...love this last review | |
| Posted by Sure killer the digi's and knowledge on 03.05.2013 | |
| Pricks | |
| Posted by johnny on 03.07.2013 | |
| Need a petition for this man to come to California!! I've been jammin his tunes since my early days with reggae and would pay anything to see him live up close and personal. | |
| Posted by A on 03.07.2013 | |
| See you in de Gambia. | |
| Posted by bbiggt on 03.09.2013 | |
| I would like to make you "Artist of week" on one of my shows on allfm Radio. I am sure my audience would like to know more about you. | |
| Posted by iyan marsan on 03.10.2013 | |
| I love reggae music I am peaceful because reggae music. Thank you who created reggae music. |
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| Posted by Mark Wilson on 03.10.2013 | |
| Your site was recommended to me by radio DJ RJ. I have played reggae for the last 32 years, including 6 years with Burning Spear and the Burning Brass in the 90's and I like what I see and hear on your website. Peace. | |
| Posted by donatien on 03.11.2013 | |
| Hi, The song is a featuring with the french Dub band Zenzile on their last album called Electric Soul. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp1bHJL0UNQ |
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| Posted by Angus on 03.11.2013 | |
| Well spotted. We will add the track name ASAP. | |
| Posted by donatien on 03.11.2013 | |
| No problems Angus and many thx for this nice interview. | |
| Posted by Mr.Gepox on 03.12.2013 | |
| iii Love rasta ... | |
| Posted by Francisco Silva on 03.12.2013 | |
| Sou brasileiro e gosto muito do som de Alpha, faia | |
| Posted by Trudi ann Morris on 03.12.2013 | |
| Romain Virgo this is your biggest fan.Of course i love your song like i don\'t know what.Keep up the good work and make Jamaica proud. | |
| Posted by ANTONIO JOSE GOMES on 03.12.2013 | |
| ETANA , canta da jamaica para o mundo, um abraço. | |
| Posted by Tony Curtis on 03.13.2013 | |
| Respect! | |
| Posted by Julio Rasta Roots on 03.14.2013 | |
| Alpha Blondy lenda viva! blessed | |
| Posted by Julio Rasta Roots on 03.14.2013 | |
| maxxx respeito romeo, fya!!! | |
| Posted by Bassco on 03.15.2013 | |
| A big one drop riddim. Laza Morgan : a newcomer ? Remember big tunes from LMS ! Laza is back inna rough reggae music style, (after autotunes combinations we can easily forget) ! |
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| Posted by assiko on 03.17.2013 | |
| Big up | |
| Posted by juanelo on 03.17.2013 | |
| Is reality positive vibration for the world. | |
| Posted by Feliza Mirasol on 03.21.2013 | |
| Great review! Kiwi is an amazing band. | |
| Posted by Joris on 03.23.2013 | |
| Love that t-shirt :) One of the best festivals in Europe! ;) | |
| Posted by Silver Kamel on 03.23.2013 | |
| Excellent news and well overdue.. Now we just need to get King Tubbys mixer back to display it here. Blessings to 'Striker; Lee. |
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| Posted by gboichoi on 03.25.2013 | |
| wath up the Reggae pictures ang mesagrs!! | |
| Posted by reggae20 on 03.25.2013 | |
| Reggae Radio Stations Online http://reggae-radio.50webs.com |
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| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 03.25.2013 | |
| FAN-TAS-TIC Chris, we need a book from you |
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| Posted by Dubba on 03.26.2013 | |
| +1for a book! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 03.26.2013 | |
| Thanks United Reggae! | |
| Posted by Bassco on 03.26.2013 | |
| Great news ! | |
| Posted by Angus on 03.27.2013 | |
| You'll enjoy the first question of part 2... | |
| Posted by Dubba on 03.28.2013 | |
| Looking forward to it, keep up the good works Angus, always look forward to reading your articles. | |
| Posted by Noah Reuben on 04.01.2013 | |
| He is not my option now I like roots reggae. He has lost his way to business. Jah Cure, he is no longer Universal Cure. | |
| Posted by rooooootsss on 04.01.2013 | |
| With all due respect to mister Curtis Lynch, but some tunes, just need to be left alone, this cow has been milked too much, remixes are pretty much never as good as the original version.. | |
| Posted by G .BRAVO on 04.01.2013 | |
| AS A ENGINEER ALL PRODUCTIONS ARE DONE BY US BUT WE NEVER GET CREDITED FOR THAT THEY ONLY RECOGNIZE YOU FOR RECORDING OR MIXING. WELL INFACT THE ALBUM WAS PRODUCED BY ME AND U ROY AND EXECUTIVELY PRODUCED BY U ROY AS I HAVE BEEN DIRECTING THE VOCALS AND REPLACING WORDS WE DONT NEED SO I HAVE BEEN AND DONE A GREAT PAER OF THE PRODUCTION, MAXIMUN RESPECT FROM G. BRAVO. | |
| Posted by elikon on 04.03.2013 | |
| I have enjoyed | |
| Posted by emma on 04.03.2013 | |
| It's been my best music website keep it cool, Jah bless!! | |
| Posted by Neil on 04.04.2013 | |
| Great interviews from Angus and Veronica. It's good the way you got Everyone's perspective on Africa. I'm amazed that Black Strel remembers That BBC 2 interview from 23 years ago! Nothing happens before the time! |
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| Posted by Asher Selector on 04.05.2013 | |
| Irie Big Up Reggae United , Mad Professor & Yu All - RASTAFARI ... Nice Work & Interviews ... People of GAMBIA Laaaaarge Love , Raspect & Culture ... Yes & Yes This Year it was Absolutly FANTASTIC Festival ... Love It & Looking Forward for the Chapter 2014' - NUFF VIBES & MUZIK ... I can not really say I going BACK Home ... But Wat I Can Say To All GAMBIAN You MAKE Me FEEL Like I Am @ Home ... So Yes I Feel Like HOME - THANKS GAMBIA & THANKS DI ALL ARIWA FAMILY - Iriiiiiiiiie ... | |
| Posted by shzl on 04.05.2013 | |
| Appearance in Munich april 12 is cancelled. Just legalize it... Stupid politricians.... | |
| Posted by blue on 04.08.2013 | |
| I am blue from Jamaica, record dealer and I come up old shop stock with some very never play 80s 90s, I was just thinking if you would have some interest, I was searching to find somebody with a shop to ask, so am look to here from you, you can ask about me if you know anyone in this business in Jamaica, bless. | |
| Posted by Iyah on 04.11.2013 | |
| Great album. Have been listening to it since a week, and it has not been removed from my CD player yet. | |
| Posted by Rizzla on 04.13.2013 | |
| I thought you were tripping, but this album is bad Hard to say about my favorite deejay, but oh so true Hope he bounces back and comes back to roots reggae |
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| Posted by CK on 04.13.2013 | |
| For me Gregory Isaacs is the greatest. Not only in reggae - He is the greatest of them all. With that said, I looked in to this project with suspicion, and not a small portion of it. That was a couple of months ago. But after that I listened to the mix of Private Beach Party I was real glad and anxious to end up in April when the CD should be released. I booked the CD on the day of the release and now I'm sitting in Sweden and counting hours to get my copy. Love this project! I'm glad that the songs on it is not the "common" ones. But I, on my hand, would love some others of Mr. Isaacs great catalogue of tracks mixed for a new generation. This project is worthy. And Gregory is worthy it. And more. More Gregory! | |
| Posted by RichLowe on 04.14.2013 | |
| Ray Hurford has quite a catalog of magazines and books. Ray Hurford worked with Tero, Beth Kingston, John Massouri, Colin Moore, Dennis Alcapone, Penny Reel, and recently Chuck Foster. Ray writes, but he also creates music, researches musical issues, and collaborates with others. One very devoted writer. I feel fortunate to have worked with Ray myself. Years ago he encouraged me to interview Coxsone Dodd - I took his advice. His books area available at his website http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/smallaxe/ | |
| Posted by Nyhonie on 04.16.2013 | |
| Yow the most focus artist. Jamaican reggae you seet. Bless up yourself Busy. Nuff love bless. | |
| Posted by Five Steez on 04.16.2013 | |
| Bless up Rude Bwoy! You understand what we're about! | |
| Posted by Five Steez on 04.16.2013 | |
| Thanks for spreading the word, Strongtree! | |
| Posted by Flo on 04.17.2013 | |
| Sizzla's way of singing is awful. | |
| Posted by cuzy bro on 04.18.2013 | |
| Natty don't want to hear no folism up on the reggae riddim... | |
| Posted by roots on 04.19.2013 | |
| I am a great burning spear fan, but ever since hail him and far over and the fittest, burning spear never impressed me any more with his records. | |
| Posted by rosenilde on 04.19.2013 | |
| adoro raggae | |
| Posted by Leba Hibbert lover on 04.19.2013 | |
| In the hope you may see this Neeko, is there any chance of a re-up of Rise Up Selections - 2K9 Summer Mix? What with the summer on it's way and all. Nuff respect |
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| Posted by EL DubTor on 04.19.2013 | |
| This Guy is a Clown... His music isn't that good at all, well maybe for White Anglo's who don't know anything bout Roots and Culture..... Why is this Guy even in UNITED REGGAE? He has like one song that ypu can actually call "Reggae". Respect African CULTURE...and the Children of Israel music.. |
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| Posted by Jamamfrica on 04.20.2013 | |
| Jamafrica Crew: a cry of peace and hope for Africa and for the whole world. | |
| Posted by Ronnalencolbert on 04.21.2013 | |
| Blessed\' | |
| Posted by DJ Tony Psalms on 04.23.2013 | |
| Long live the Twelve Tribes of Israel and the Royal House of David. Selassie I, Jah Rastafari, Jesus Christ! Greetings from Los Angeles! #Tti #California | |
| Posted by kathlen on 04.25.2013 | |
| I accept that i luv reggae songs | |
| Posted by frederick r. dannaway on 04.26.2013 | |
| Hi, I wrote computer rise. The critical remarks are fair enough, its no easy task to try and condense the history of a genre of music into the allowed page count by Red Bull. I submitted a nine page article and they edited down and they put in all the graphics. You can argue the choices I made to try and pick a tune from each time period were nonsense, they may not have changed things in terms of some groundbreaking innovation, but they evolved to a level that the subsequent studio styles became a standard, as new technology trickled in (as he says lagging behind foreign studios). I guess it's fair to be accused of perpetuating myths of the Tubby board, but we don't really know one way or the other really what he did, but enough Jamaican scholars told me of his customizing of studio gear. The intent of the article was not to write a technical manual of how music was made but how it went from skins and wood to computer programs and to try and document some of the highlights in between. I tried to find songs that I connected with that exemplified this evolution in the technology of the music. This was written as a fan of the music, not a producer, musician or insider, and I thank you for the feedback. | |
| Posted by oshanna semple on 04.27.2013 | |
| Beautiful. | |
| Posted by fyahredball on 04.28.2013 | |
| Love Jah9, she is a beautiful sister but we must never judge seen the part of her reasoning where she is saying I am not talking about those rastas that is saying burn this and burn that I am talking about the real rastafarians... That statement is wrong love her she is a real artist but we must speak without offending especially, regarding our rastafari brothers and sisters this fire must burn if you have a different approach so what???? Everyone does there thing different we just need the oneness the togetherness and always show the love Jah bless. | |
| Posted by nikhil on 05.04.2013 | |
| Hi Usain you're the fev for me and you're my insertions for me. I love your style, I really like your body especially your cops. | |
| Posted by david on 05.06.2013 | |
| I would join hell to kiss you Cecile. Your murda 4ollow me and meet are biggest fun:* | |
| Posted by Ras Dan on 05.07.2013 | |
| JAH BLESS thank you my idren for all of the ites chune you put out and helped to bring forth over decades! Foundation ting- tha I always play in d heart! Rastafari | |
| Posted by Beverley Sinclair on 05.10.2013 | |
| Great review... | |
| Posted by sorasak kham on 05.11.2013 | |
| Very nice. | |
| Posted by glendon on 05.12.2013 | |
| Looking for a hotel near to the venue can you offer any assistance, please. | |
| Posted by CHRIS RICH on 05.15.2013 | |
| GREETINGS, IS THE KING JAMMYS SOUND STILL BEING BOOKED FOR DANCE/SHOWS? NEED TO BOOKS DATES HERE IN USA. LET ME KNOW ASAP BLESS |
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| Posted by The Scientist on 05.18.2013 | |
| Al Campbell has been putting out my records "The best dub album in the world", and when I asked him about my money he made threats to me, you all don't know these dirty artists how they full a shit, I will be cumming to the UK and want to see what the hell Pussy hole Al Campbell can do. | |
| Posted by DrRiddim on 05.18.2013 | |
| Check out Harry Chapman's full biography here: http://djkaas.com/harrychapman.htm | |
| Posted by Alan Mayne on 05.19.2013 | |
| Nice 1! Fanx | |
| Posted by Donatien on 05.20.2013 | |
| Very wicked EP... Dutty Road is a wicked tune :) | |
| Posted by Naram on 05.22.2013 | |
| See this page for further clarification about BBQ reggae: http://soundcloud.com/groups/non-bbq-reggae | |
| Posted by Innocent Ranks on 05.24.2013 | |
| To mi bredda Andrew Tosh, I am so blessed to read this interview, your father was a great rastaman and He is still great because "rasta never die" I'm so happy to see and hear his son live up to expectation-still carrying d msg along. Jah guide u. Pray u visit my country Nigeria. | |
| Posted by Dean Nagasako on 05.24.2013 | |
| Dean Nagasako P.O. Box 1591 Honokaa, HI 96727 (808) 333-1979 nagasako789@hotmail.com To Whom It May Concern: A volcanic eruption displaced me from my home and I lived in my car for a year and a half. I lost Ray Darwin's phone number and email address. Can you tell him to get in touch with me. God bless and thank you very much. Aloha, Dean Nagasako. |
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| Posted by Kato kenneth on 05.24.2013 | |
| The children should also know the message. | |
| Posted by DJ84 on 05.25.2013 | |
| Hey listen to the PROTOJE MIXTAPE Mixed by DJ84. This is a mix of Protoje's albums 'seven year itch' and '8 year affair' Just Click the link to enjoy it. http://bit.ly/166ZndZ | |
| Posted by jr on 05.28.2013 | |
| One of the best modern artist. | |
| Posted by Jeryzkyd on 05.30.2013 | |
| Where can i get this album? | |
| Posted by dubphat on 05.31.2013 | |
| The album is available through Amazon, itunes and all other good outlets :-) | |
| Posted by passmore mapfumo on 06.01.2013 | |
| rest in peace our legents bob marley,, josephy hill, gregory isaacs,peter tos and others | |
| Posted by denise on 06.01.2013 | |
| Banda massa. | |
| Posted by dushan on 06.02.2013 | |
| What a great caricatures ! You are very talented man, keep on good work. |
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| Posted by kiki on 06.02.2013 | |
| How about the new baby. Give us mo hot songs. Your da hottest. | |
| Posted by Leba Hibbert lover on 06.03.2013 | |
| ...I came back NEEKO | |
| Posted by Yasus Afari on 06.09.2013 | |
| Behold the Public Secret cometh ! JAH rastafari Bless it & set it ! | |
| Posted by Camille on 06.09.2013 | |
| FUL LINE-UP NOW AVAILABLE: Friday 2 August Mainstage Pentateuch Leroy Sibbles & Marcia Griffiths backed by Asham Tifa, Cutty Ranks & Bounty Killer backed by Ruff Kutt Band Bounce Dance Hall Ini Kamoze Randy Valentine Iba Mahr Exco Levi Killamanjaro Silly Walks Discotheque 18 Inch corner Forward Fever ft. Idren Natural Aba Shanti I Mad Professor Electronics Dubshow King Jammy’s Skaville Dukes of Skazzard Kev Casino Alex Copasetic Prince Fatty ft. Mutant Hifi, Horseman & Dennis Alcapone Gaz Mayall The Yard Dutch Dub Dokters Open Mic Fullanny, Ashwin Jaydee & Pablo Anthony Crucial Belfam Showcase with Slongs Dievanongs, Lisa Bennett, Dede, Micky B & Crucial P Saturday 3 August Mainstage Iron Ites Dubtonic Kru Jah9 Protoje Ken Boothe Thirld World Freddie McGregor Capleton Romain Virgo Busy Signal Bounce Dance Hall Sentinel Mighty Crown Gyptian Rakka Pirates Crew Soundsystem Silverbullet High Grade Sound Mr. Aya 18 inch corner Black Pearl Sound Addis Pablo Kibir La Amlak African Head Charge Soundsystem Jah Tubby’s Unlisted Fanatics ft. Collieman, Saimn-I, Moonshine Horns & Paul Fox Skaville Kris v. B Dr. Rodney Don Letts Tighten Up Crew & Oxman Gladdy Wax Kris van B Simon Czech DJ BigTone & Uptaker The Yard Hollie Cook Chantelle Ernandez Gorgon Sound ft. Kim Nain David Katz Jah Shakespear Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee Don Letts Racine Congo Black Marshall Saimn-I Son dél Ground Brainpower, Smiley & Black Omolo |
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| Posted by Niels on 06.09.2013 | |
| This let me think of Manu Chao!!! I think its alright, not great though. Blessings! |
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| Posted by S. Chambers on 06.09.2013 | |
| The mystic background added flavour to the title of the song. It was refreshing. Love the end | |
| Posted by Cérébos on 06.09.2013 | |
| I don't agree with this article. Namaan lyrics are very poor and IMO he should learn to speak English because it's not very nice to hear for the moment... Anyway, as he recorded in Jamaica, a lot of people go into extasies listening to Namaan but to be honest I dont understand why... There a lot of artists working for years who haven't the luck to get the same exposure.. Why Europeans/US white reggae artists/singer - like Matysiahu, Groundation..- are often featured like Namaan since few months ? (No racism here, just question) | |
| Posted by beve sinclair on 06.09.2013 | |
| Wicked interview... | |
| Posted by EmpressGem on 06.10.2013 | |
| @Noteasy2say... My story is exactly the same as yours. I agree Soca is full of DEBAUCHERY. They claim there is no violence such as gun shot at the fete!, but! The silent killer here is the fact that the Soca does not unite families, it separates them. The dance in it's self is disgusting and piggish! Dem fool wa say "Those who don't have soca in their lives are miserable" Chooopppseee... Dem pigs lay wit pigs, deh dutty and have the nerve speak Jah's name in vain. Reggae, conscious reggae is a beautiful inspirational thing. You can bring your children around it without fear of them hearing nasty tings. | |
| Posted by Jahson on 06.11.2013 | |
| Cérébos, You express exactly the criticism that this young artist will receive blindness rigid concepts of images that can be done Reggae (and the expression of art in general). The feelings of the people in Naaman, it is precisely this new artistic vibration, fresh, generous and shared (disturbing for some). This young man has absorbed the legacy of reggae 60/70. It projecte us this strength, this vibrational energy and transformation that pushes through his spiritual quest, authenticity, truth and sharing. It appears to us, naked, without camouflage and without cheating with his stick pilgrim and his desire to travel and meetings (I myself crossed his smile and kindness in a studio in Kingston). He just slung his immense talent that oozes everywhere and it twists the guts. What is interesting is that this transmission of values and truths of reggae has made regardless of skin color and origins. This mixed color black and white Bob Marley ... That's why people are attracted to the light from Naaman and do not care about the color of his skin and the English language become. Attention emmergence a great artist in the making and processing, do not miss out on. | |
| Posted by Bellyman on 06.12.2013 | |
| Absolutely amazing compilation! Contains all original hits from 7" and 12". The most essential Yellowman you can have, ever! Don't even think about that you might know all the tracks. 37 out of 40 are dancehall's finest ever (we will forgive for the last three). Thank you for you first real historical record, VP. |
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| Posted by Chishiba on 06.14.2013 | |
| Hi, no much comment but if only I can write you and you respond can I give my view of voice, later on your lyrics on Jah, people and earth. Charles |
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| Posted by rootical on 06.15.2013 | |
| I have to agree with Cerebros. His english sounds like "allo allo" a television series in the 90's. Dont take the title for your album "deep rockers"if you dont know what rockers stand for.. What a misleading title. Doesnt have nothing to do with colour, but for me it's a BIG NO.. | |
| Posted by Yasus Afari on 06.15.2013 | |
| My 'Public Secret' album is a gift and labour of love. Check it out :Link- tinyurl.com/publicsecretcd | |
| Posted by Sam on 06.16.2013 | |
| Cerebos and Rootical, stop masturbating you with his English. He is young and it will change. I am a journalist and I was invited to go to his concert at the New Morning on Thursday night. I did not know Naaman. Well, it was great as I would have never imagined. He made everyone agree. My colleagues and I were on the ass. Naaman comes into force by his enormous talent and incredible energy. People were in a trance. It was a moment of madness. So stop talking nonsense and you will see, you will be ok soon, too! Do not miss the train! | |
| Posted by salmi on 06.16.2013 | |
| Good my friend, Jah rastafari. | |
| Posted by Ruffstream.com on 06.17.2013 | |
| The Royal Family of Reggae, strictly niceness!!! love the review, no rush ting, mad! | |
| Posted by Rootical on 06.23.2013 | |
| Dear Sam. Personal taste is something you can not Discuss. Some people like Naaman and some people don't. In my case I really don't. Simply the title Deep Rockers - Back a Yard.. Sounds like Vanilla Ice saying - Straight outta Compton. | |
| Posted by Sam on 06.23.2013 | |
| OK Rootical. Know that Naaman was born in Dieppe. Dieppe has Deep in English. Deep Rockers is a pun. You do not know the artist and you get trapped. Sam Clayton, Stephen Steward and musicians Sly Dunbar, Daniel "Axeman" Thompson, Dalton Browne will be pleased to have worked with a man in vanilla ice cream. They, who are a little reggae expert claimed talent Naaman. Now, OK, tastes and colors are not discussed and that's fine. But we must be honest and not break an artist simply because they do not appreciate his music. Before criticizing and especially criticize negatively, push your analysis further if you do not want to say bullshit. Another time, wait to see them live to understand the man. | |
| Posted by Brian Silverman on 06.24.2013 | |
| Hey Bravo!!!What a gwon???Too long we haven't linked!! Hope you are doing great. E mail is briannegrilja@yahoo.com FB Brian David Siverman. Talk with Obeah quite a bit and Bo PEE CALLED OUTTA THE BLUE TODAY AND IT WAS GREAT TO HEAR FROM HIM LINK ME. Got a project coming up and need your skills. Try to give me a link soon!! Imnportant!!! Blessings Hi to Perry as well....b | |
| Posted by Robert Wy on 06.26.2013 | |
| I hate Ken Boothe. He is a song stealing bastard. |
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| Posted by JAHSELAH on 06.26.2013 | |
| PEETAH,HOW CAN YOU EVEN MAKE THAT STATEMENT ABOUT WHEN CHILDREN ARE GROWING UP AND YOU MISS THOSE YEARS,YOU CAN'T GET BACK THOSE YEARS.YOU ARE A DEADBEAT FATHER.WHY DONT YOU TELL THE WORLD THAT YOU HAVE 2 BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS WITH SUGAR MINOTT DAUGHTER PASHON MINOTT AND YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THEM IN 6 YRS,NOR HAVE YOU BEEN SUPPORTING THEM.ME PERSONALLY STOP LISTEN TO MORGAN HERITAGE.YOU GUYS ARE FRAUD....FIRE BURN YOU ALL..... | |
| Posted by JAHSELAH on 06.26.2013 | |
| OH,AND JUST FOR YOU TO KNOW,PASHON'S OLDER DAUGHTER LOOK EXACTLY LIKE YOU.HOW CRUEL CAN YOU BE.TIME IS THE MASTER,AND WE REAP WHAT WE SEW. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 06.27.2013 | |
| Fake patwa lyrics, be they on Sly riddims or not are fake patwa lyrics. Tired of these false preachers |
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| Posted by Tafadzwa Alfred Bandera on 06.27.2013 | |
| Sizzla loves Africa...and is proud of being Black...and his music is about Africa...The Most High...Positivity...and thats what matters,and in Africa people love him....and yes,He is right the media hide the truth...Jah bless Kalonji....Mama Africa loves you. | |
| Posted by beatgirl on 06.29.2013 | |
| Wish I could flip a coin and whoever gets heads between Dave and Roger should call the other and just hash it out, duke it out, whatever. They should keep going until they find the common ground they once had. After all, we're never to old to grow up~growing pains do hurt though! I hope when all is said and done, they find that peace, love and unity and it's a very important message!!! friendship is important too! I doubt, however, their is a #1 beat song without each other. just an idea and an opinion.. c'mon! wha'happened? i don't want to necessarily know that either; that's between them (and should be). life is too short and dreams can be cut short too, but there is a lack of peace, love and unity and their "once upon a time" seemingly synergy seemed to work to bridge music cultures and diminish racial divisiveness. | |
| Posted by Vincenz_tha_lion on 06.29.2013 | |
| THis is one of the HOTTEST albums in years. | |
| Posted by Samira Valji on 06.30.2013 | |
| I love so much R.V. You make my day. | |
| Posted by Lord Stepper on 07.02.2013 | |
| Hey Alaine this is loard stepper from Zim i wanna tell u tht we are in love with yo voice...booom | |
| Posted by Phil on 07.02.2013 | |
| May I get an email address of Dennis Alcapone? I want to ask him a question. Thanks. Phil | |
| Posted by Selector D on 07.03.2013 | |
| Five Steez rapping with 'fake' accent >>> Snoop Lion chatting patois...music in 2013 has no boundaries and few rules - time to judge music on merits, not on place of origin. Big up all First Coast Crew! | |
| Posted by mumu vany on 07.04.2013 | |
| Big Up ! Real artist... Congratulations for your 1srt album and thank you for the vibes.... ONE LOVE | |
| Posted by Socialdread on 07.05.2013 | |
| Nice. There is a lot of great roots music coming from France. You should feature KA Records and the Mighty Lions as well ;) | |
| Posted by Max on 07.05.2013 | |
| How can I get my hands on the past issues? | |
| Posted by reggae on 07.06.2013 | |
| Check out "puff puff pass remix CAMHAJ featuring DJQ" by camhaj - http://www.reverbnation.com/camhaj/song/17810788-puff-pass-remix-camhaj-featuring | |
| Posted by Fred on 07.07.2013 | |
| Last night, I saw Naaman concert in Bordes, it was really great. Stop these fruitless discussions. Naaman will become a very big on the site. You tire me too. | |
| Posted by lady on 07.07.2013 | |
| Itawe is lead singer for Locos Por Juana. ;-) | |
| Posted by RasG on 07.09.2013 | |
| I'm really fan of their vibes ! High Conscious and Spiritual Roots Reggae ! LARGE UP !! | |
| Posted by Gabes anany on 07.10.2013 | |
| He was a legend and his music will never die.. | |
| Posted by jahsolidrock on 07.11.2013 | |
| What a great interview. I can defenitively hear what you are saying Frenchie. Jah know seh our blessings come from above... | |
| Posted by El DubTor on 07.11.2013 | |
| The guy here is trying to make an effort comparing two albums by a great singer. This is a crucial album in my opinion in defining the European sound VS the V.I sound (Midnite, Abja, Army) Caribbean sound, the heaviest sound nowadays. ..THERES NO COMMENT "NEW SCROLL" is one of the best albums in 2013 if not the best in the las couple of years, more ROOTS AND culture with even more flavor than the last album like this "Earl Zero - And God Said To Man"..and if nobody has notice IGRADE-ZION I KINGS have reach new limits bringing New Old reggae.....Virgin Island Sound is smashing up the competition!! | |
| Posted by n on 07.16.2013 | |
| Yo, I liked your article Frederick. Chris Lane sounds very informed but grumpy man For Don Drummond! |
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| Posted by ezra on 07.25.2013 | |
| Etana rocks!!! | |
| Posted by 1Fikir on 07.25.2013 | |
| I would have to say that this is not a comparison between EU vs V.I.! Zion I Kings is not an exclusive Virgin Islands Label. Out of a group of five close bredren, only one lives in the VI and is not actually from VI. I don't feel like recent ZIK productions cannot be compared to albums done by (Midnite, Abja, Army), totally different time and space, although their influence has evolved from such. Roots music is international and without borders, especially in today's productions. Zion I kings represents internationally from the US, VI, EU, and JA, and Jamaica nor VI can claim any one sound is theirs. Music is for all and made by all! Remember this is kings music, and the King's music is higher than nations and borders. Ras Tafari Selassie the 1st and last without beginning or end! | |
| Posted by everton r. silva on 07.28.2013 | |
| BURNING SPEAR MUITO BOA SUA MUSICA É E SERÁ IMORTAL. | |
| Posted by Bellyman on 07.29.2013 | |
| Truly and officially, this is the album of the year. | |
| Posted by Mr T on 07.29.2013 | |
| Good article but went into too much detail concerning the shit on the wall! | |
| Posted by DUBTOR on 08.02.2013 | |
| First of all. the last album from Army, Abja, Midnite have come out from ZIK.. Second their sound has been defining V.I vibe for a couple of years now, including other labels, such as RastafarIa and many others.. I'm telling this cause I live in Puerto Rico, an island very very near by.. So I get my hands on their material very often... 3rd of All the distinctive sound form the V.I is very clear and sound. If you can’t hear it when you hear it.. Still you need to listen to more albums from the Caribean... I’m not saying Roots Music is from here and there.. If just clarifing what every ROotsMan and Dubcollector nowadyas knows.. That the V.I sound is the most similar to the original late 70's - early 80's sound that a many many people agree is the most CRUCIALREGGAE SOUND… and we all know that BDF is trying to get Cornell in the studio to try put some material that can overtop this album.. It just can be done… You would need the Roots Radics to top this album…Seen ? P.S: Yeshua is I&I imperial Majesty. Haile Sellasie was an orthodox Christian. So if u wanna look cool praising Sellasie.. Think again.. Praise HIS majesty Yaweh.. Praise HIM right!! |
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| Posted by Manu Genius on 08.05.2013 | |
| Agreed! Thanks Angus Taylor and Bellyman! | |
| Posted by Dorn on 08.06.2013 | |
| Is there any more Jamaican Independence Day celebrations in Paris this week?? | |
| Posted by HELENA BROWN on 08.07.2013 | |
| I would like to see this Furuvik reggae festival come to Newark nj at the prudential center or at the New Jersey Pac. Here in Newark New Jersey JAH BLESS | |
| Posted by oscar Lukalo on 08.10.2013 | |
| Great vibes | |
| Posted by Bellyman on 08.13.2013 | |
| To give honours to the people who made Jamaica famous in the world has been too long a time coming. Sadly and very late the country is coming to senses with its own musical heritage. I only wish that the people in Jamaica will one day very soon recognise this too, not only some officials who feel the need to apologise for all the wrongs of the past. A people that forgets about his culture will know no future. | |
| Posted by peter makapa on 08.14.2013 | |
| When is this movie be available to NEW ZEALAND general public to watch on TVNZ NZ on AIR? | |
| Posted by Freedom Fighter on 08.15.2013 | |
| Yes to guns. No to idiots |
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| Posted by Freedom Fighter on 08.15.2013 | |
| Yes to guns. No to idiots |
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| Posted by ras nedlloyd on 08.16.2013 | |
| I WANT TO BECOME YOU.I FROM OBUASI-GHANA ANY FURTHER INFO PLEASE THIS IS MY E-MAIL(lawtwosabern@ymail.com) |
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| Posted by Jeff Bridges on 08.16.2013 | |
| Great film, I do appreciate the filming. An Ethic film ! | |
| Posted by comyotte on 08.16.2013 | |
| Merci pour cette mixtape, love Jamaica. | |
| Posted by Tagawah on 08.18.2013 | |
| Amazing pics | |
| Posted by alex.certa@orange.fr on 08.18.2013 | |
| Turbulence homophobe | |
| Posted by Ganjah burner on 08.20.2013 | |
| Pretty legit list | |
| Posted by Joseph Mukassa KOUSSE (LE MUK) on 08.21.2013 | |
| Hi, I'm Joseph Mukassa KOUSSE. My artist name is LE MUK. I'm a reggae maker. My very first album "My People" was released a few months ago. I would like you to consider me in your future reggae festivals. Sincerely, LE MUK |
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| Posted by SCCRobert on 08.23.2013 | |
| I would have to agree that this festival is one of the best if not the best and Don Carlos tore the roof of this place this year and he wasn't even scheduled on the bill. Big Ups SNWMF!!! | |
| Posted by Allen Deck on 08.24.2013 | |
| This is a superb series! I've shared each episode with my facebook friends on my 'Dread of Night...reggae on the wireless' page. Thanks for suppling a marvelous venue for the talented Romain Chiffre! Much Respect! | |
| Posted by styler s on 08.25.2013 | |
| Alaine u part a de realest u mash up big time ten yuh fi makin ugandans proud a de show | |
| Posted by donatien on 08.26.2013 | |
| Thx to United Reggae for this focus on New Zealand band. BooOM | |
| Posted by Dynamite on 08.27.2013 | |
| Rasta Live. | |
| Posted by Michele on 08.28.2013 | |
| Wow! Very inspirational. I have just been introduced to Etana's musical and I love it so to hear your speak like this, shows me that her heart is in the right place and her music is really a blessing | |
| Posted by jabu molefe on 09.03.2013 | |
| More life | |
| Posted by Frankie on 09.08.2013 | |
| No Jah 9 - waaa gwaan | |
| Posted by PierroZIK on 09.09.2013 | |
| You can hear more on deezer ! I Recommand ! ONE LOVE http://www.deezer.com/album/6786216 | |
| Posted by 1Fikir on 09.10.2013 | |
| here is a clarification of some important points, as first pointed out, regarding Abja, Army, and Midnite quote. Latest releases by VI artist and the label; Army - 382 records and Higher bound Abja - Lionz of Kush and Higher Bound Midnite - Last VI album was Igrade records, BUT produced by Andrew Bassie Campbell (A Jamaican Producer) not ZIK. These are not ZIK productions Idren! ZIK sound has evolved from VI influence, listen to New Scroll (some of it recorded in the VI) and compare dem to albums, Midnite - Nemozian Rasta, dat really define the" VI sound". Two different sounds, studios, musicians, and producers. And dema naa trying to recreate dem sound neither, they have dem own TOP NOTCH sound inspired from late 70's - 80's era Rastafari conscious roots. A one drop is a one drop, wether from Jamaica, PR, or VI. A slow Tempo, one drop, and conscious lyrics na make a VI sound. Man and woman have been doing that since the 60's, and before that in Africa. No one person can claim music as theirs, and reggae proves this true. Where was reggae, one drop created? (Jamaica) and who is holding the torch with real conscious one drop music productions consistantly? (The West, na Jamaica) Just to add, some of the first Midnite albums were recorded in Washington D.C., US, and that is were Igrade records and Midnite jump started. I hear just as much American Hip Hop influence in VI roots music as much as Jamaican roots. To me, Abja, Army, and Midnite's recent productions have continue to define the VI sound I n I is talking about. Remember King, Something created out of nothing is against the UNIVERSAL laws of physics! and that is also why many love Selassie, because it brings a real, living, tangible example to many in African Diospora and victims of colonialism. The imaginary idea of Yaweh, God, or whatever, is vague and unclear, leaving man without foundation to be enslaved. Our own perceptions create the idea of god, and for many Selassie is the closest living example for I n I who know the energy he came to offer, without aplogies or allowing the chance for someone else to come along and say, your god is not right! |
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| Posted by orlando royal on 09.11.2013 | |
| Rudeboy reggae mixes are top rankin high grade mixes keepem comin | |
| Posted by Timothy on 09.13.2013 | |
| Yes Rasta! we no go fear,Rasta we are the chosen Race.We gonna chase those crazy Baldheads Judges outta Town! Strong we come Rasta.Forward Jah Jah CHILDREN! If Jah is standing by my side why should l be afraid......!! | |
| Posted by Rick Hunter on 09.15.2013 | |
| All 3 tunes are pure fiyah! | |
| Posted by Jody on 09.16.2013 | |
| Abidi | |
| Posted by orland royal on 09.20.2013 | |
| Supa irie mix inna Rootstafari stylee | |
| Posted by fernando on 09.21.2013 | |
| Grax | |
| Posted by dennis on 09.22.2013 | |
| Zukie its coming soon. Jahronimo and Sam will be first. | |
| Posted by JAH TRUTH on 09.22.2013 | |
| The song ain't it a thing. It was writern by and mainly produced and recorded by Delroy Pinnock at Clear Sound studios and mixed by sound solution by team .. Its not all that glitters is gold. Half of the story has never been told. |
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| Posted by Fortune roots on 09.24.2013 | |
| Gyal alting yuh do deh nuh bwoy cyaan seh yuh nuh real bad gyal. | |
| Posted by nyage m\'ras on 09.29.2013 | |
| JAH LOVE LUCIANO | |
| Posted by chris lane on 10.01.2013 | |
| Hi Frederick, I've only just been made aware of your post, so apologies for the delay in replying..... I was put on the spot to make a comment about your piece, but I have to say I stand by everything I said.... I sympathise with what you say about having to condense things, but what I took issue with were the inaccuracies and myths .... a bit of proper research (talk to Jammy, Pat Kelly or Philip Smart for instance) would have at least made you think about sorting out the sense from the nonsense with regards to Tubby's mixer..... and what was the studio gear that he 'customised' ..... and in what way? I'd be interested to know the details ....... and who exactly are these 'Jamaican scholars'.... ???? I may also have been very slightly pissed off that you used my 'map' ..... it wouldn't have hurt to ask, and I might even have able to help you with a couple of things.... ... and do you really think that the Delroy Wilson tune was "a landmark change in the island sound"??? When I started writing about reggae forty years ago - obviously as a fan - there was little or no information about the music, the musicians, the engineers or the way it was made..... but that's really not the case these days, so it really does irritate me that so many fairy stories get told - and retold - until they become the received wisdom ..... mind you, at least then we've all got something to talk about! Good luck with the writing... Cheers, Chris PS..... I'm not always grumpy..... !! |
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| Posted by cyril gayda on 10.02.2013 | |
| Reggae | |
| Posted by brianrukundo on 10.03.2013 | |
| Respect | |
| Posted by frederick on 10.03.2013 | |
| Hello, I wouldn't have responded to a comment in the first place if I didn't massively respect the person. Chris Lane is something of a hero to me, and the first cut is the deepest! It was Red Bull that did all the images ( I guess they figure it's in the public domain and that artists sample sounds, why can't they sample some images? But again I had nothing to do with the layout or ANY images in the articles), and again they reduced the page number by over half. As I recall we were sending edits back and forth and at one point they just put it up live, and even edited things after the original was posted. I think the editor I dealt with no longer works there. I would say the most credible source that told me that the mixer was in some way modified was from the late Mikey Dread. He referred to himself as a scholar of Jamaican music, and he and someone like Chris Lane or Rodigan, not myself, deserves that title. There is something to presenting the myth of King Tubby, or Scientist or Scratch as something of occult technicians altering imported equipment to get some unique sound. Even if it isn't true, it's part of the folklore of the music and in some ways I am sure Tubby and Mikey Dread cultivated such rumors as a tactic and strategic dissimulation of their simple methods. It's like Biblical scholars get to the point where they deny the main protagonist even existed, but the folklore of Jesus becomes the myth and despite the critical scholars, it becomes A truth, maybe not THE truth. If I have to defend what is purely an opinion on what tunes stand out to me, I think the production in the dub of that Delroy tune was, to my ears, a new level of electro-acoustic dub artistry. It is pretty subjective to draw for tunes that seem to stand out to you as setting a production standard, and for me in that era, that's one of those tunes that hit hard enough to remember as something special. Unfortunately the editors removed the context of about 10 other songs that I tried to build a case for a gradual progression in the dub and mingling with the acoustic and digital. If one picked out a few tracks of jazz or doo wop or blues that stood out to them, legions would no doubt loudly protest their choices. I often wonder at the top five albums pick in Riddim as landmarks, but if it stood out to them then I can not really argue that. I could see any song I picked being the subject of eye rolls and irritation. I could say this song by Clifford Brown changed the trajectory of jazz, where many would scoff at such a choice. It's like picking up a length of chain and saying this link is the strongest. Of all the criticisms of the article this one seems to boil down to individual tastes and impressions. There are so many omissions and people that should have got a mention in that article, but the feedback from scholars like Sonjah Stanley Niaah and others has been very positive. But correcting the record is a priority. I would also add that I don't take any personal irritation over the discussion of historical matters no matter if they are about Jamaican music or the soma plant of the ancient Vedic mystics, and it always puzzles me the way people seem to get angry, upset or irritated over such matters. It's all basically deconstructing myths, it's all shrouded in a certain mystery and lack of details, and vague historical records. I get passionate responses though, of all the writings I have done on very controversial subjects (like Islamic entheogens) this is the only time I have bothered to respond. I would also add that I winced hard when Red Bull called me a Jamaican music scholar, no doubt they took that from googling my name and appropriating the descriptions of myself from other editors in Daoist and tea, ethnobotany journals. My thoughts on this piece is that no one had written or attempted to write the technological evolution of reggae music. The original piece was much more of a stream of conscience, dub- prose attempt to just echo some of the major players and their equipment. I only write on subjects that seem to be neglected or that have not been treated of properly for my own reading and researches. |
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| Posted by Peter Kamau Mwangi on 10.04.2013 | |
| Keep on keeping on with the good lyrics and message. | |
| Posted by frederick on 10.06.2013 | |
| I have been trying to email Chris Lane since a long time. The email I can find on the web is defunct returning automated messages. I tried recently and maybe about a year and a half ago to write that address with no joy. I would love to correspond and fact check a few things. It would be a real honor. | |
| Posted by chris lane on 10.06.2013 | |
| Hi Frederick, Thanks for the response.... and the kind words! I understand what you mean about presenting the myth of occult technicians, etc, but have to admit that personally I'd rather have the truth.... perhaps I'm just too much of a pedant! It wasn't clear that you were talking about a dub version of 'Can I Change My Mind" and I don't remember a Channel 1 dub mix from that time, so I'd be interested to hear it .... .... and if you haven't come across the dub article I wrote quite a few years ago (Dub - A Musical Revolution), then I'd be happy to email it to you..... Cheers, Chris |
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| Posted by isatasizzla on 10.07.2013 | |
| You really change my life, thanks very much as a husband you are bless, Jah continue to guide and protect you love you so much. | |
| Posted by isatasizzla on 10.07.2013 | |
| One love to the elderly father, give them many thanks for every step you take and they support you, Jah bless them all for the good work and one love to all reggae artists and dancehall, peace and unity much love xxxxxxxxxxx | |
| Posted by frederick on 10.08.2013 | |
| This is what I get when I write that address, I took out a long string of numbers: Hi. This is the qmail-send program at qproxy1-pub.mail.unifiedlayer.com. I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses. This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out. does not like recipient. Remote host said: 550 Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable Giving up |
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| Posted by SouthAfricanKingman on 10.08.2013 | |
| More fire we love u Don | |
| Posted by chris lane on 10.14.2013 | |
| That's really strange - I use that address every day and no-one has any trouble with it! Try this one.... chrislanemail2@gmail.com Chris |
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| Posted by DREAD Editions on 10.16.2013 | |
| Yes MadMax, a shame. Internet makes things easier though, just have a look at our latest book: www.gangs-of-jamaica.com (available in English as a E-book, to be downloaded from anywhere and to be read on any device). | |
| Posted by stacia graham on 10.16.2013 | |
| thats my cuz!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by Lynette Burger on 10.22.2013 | |
| Through Lucky's music, song by song, hopefully the world will change for the better, through love,respect,tolerance,kindness. Thanks Lucky. you really are cherished. | |
| Posted by Ras Tim on 10.23.2013 | |
| l n I believe that a Person is Innocent untill Proven Guilty...Marcus Mosiah Gravey was never guilty,he was charged based on Curcumstial Evidence because he was a black man...ever since then,the World has a very bad percetion about this.I n I Black man will alwez be the first suspect....! Jah live and Protect I n I....! | |
| Posted by Ras Tim on 10.23.2013 | |
| JAH NAH DEAD...LONG LIVE BURNING SPEAR!Indeed my Roots l will never forget,l alwez remember the Road l travelled.From African Teacher,Message and JAH IS MY DRIVER...SONGS...to me the spear has been Burning and will burn forever...!from 1969 till now.....ROCKING IN TIME!And we can't forget the COLUMBUS EXPERIENCE.....!JAH LIVE n RUN TINGS!! | |
| Posted by Ras Tim on 10.23.2013 | |
| JAH WHIP THEM....JAH JAH WHIP EM....!BIG and NUFF RESCPECT TO ANTHONY B....WE LOVE YOUR MUSIC! COME TO CAPETOWN SOMEDAY....!WE RESPECT YOU AS WE UNDERSTAND THE UNIVERSAL STRUGGLE!! | |
| Posted by Nikolay on 10.23.2013 | |
| Lee Perry will return to Jamaica soon and could record a new album with Junior Murvin! He said it in the interview to Freed Perry recently (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Enx-LY_da4c) | |
| Posted by Orlando Royal on 10.30.2013 | |
| Supa ites mix Safari Sound supa nice | |
| Posted by Rob on 11.11.2013 | |
| Me and Claudius 1974 | |
| Posted by leninejah fonseca on 11.11.2013 | |
| Jah bless Sizzla | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 11.15.2013 | |
| This is a top 3 album for 2013 (with Bitty's new album and a couple others). Everything is done perfectly. I FiretrUCKING love it. | |
| Posted by JORDAN GARVEY on 11.15.2013 | |
| It pleases to see our old and inspirational reggae fathers like FREDDIE MCGREGOR stil doin their tings in original style in a world that has become too digital.May Jah add a wider lifespan so that when they leave we wil be fuly equiped and mentored to continue defending tru roots music. | |
| Posted by Kato Kenneth, uganda on 11.16.2013 | |
| W'eve seen many people fall, as an African. I'd like to see I Fellow Ja-fricans live in love, peace, harmony but what is really the root cause? After its diognised, then a solution could come up! | |
| Posted by Kato Kenneth on 11.17.2013 | |
| Gone are the days when they said "reggae music is prohibited in Europe & America" today, i like the way europe and america accepts the culture of reggae. its a tool for fighting racism, prejudice, segregation, hate! | |
| Posted by Denis Lanteigne on 11.19.2013 | |
| Big thank you to Camille at Unitedreggae.com for your support. Very much appreciated from I&I and Jah Defender. Nuff Respekt & Love One Love |
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| Posted by mazunzo on 11.20.2013 | |
| Hai breda Andrew, your father was and is a great inspiration who never spoke to please no one but came with earthquake lightning and thunder to break down barriers of oppression and when you doing such things it had to be recognised in this shistem. | |
| Posted by derrick on 11.23.2013 | |
| Hey Alaine you are bad dan moxt. | |
| Posted by basutay aka mighty sizzzla on 11.24.2013 | |
| Bunch of love from I man and di whole a Africa, royal and highly salutation keep di fyah burning.... We love yah | |
| Posted by Ras Tommy on 11.27.2013 | |
| One of my absolute fav records of 2013! | |
| Posted by declan on 11.30.2013 | |
| Massive collection like that for di maximum rararara pom pom. | |
| Posted by DREAD Editions on 12.01.2013 | |
| Reviewed in the Gleaner, rated as ESSENTIAL: http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20131117/arts/arts5.html | |
| Posted by Nat Turner on 12.02.2013 | |
| Facebook hosts terrorists organization, The Boeremag (farmer force) have just been jailed for treason, following a plot to bomb, then, President Mandela, igniting a race war where Black South Africans and Asians would be driven out of the country and a racist regime installed. They previously detonated 9 bombs resulting in loss of life, including the bombing of a mosque and Buddhist temple. A support page for such people is not in the interest of any of the people of South Africa, Please let Facebook know that. |
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| Posted by John Moseley on 12.04.2013 | |
| Thank you for this wonderful article. It was truly uplifting. Deep Respect for Burning Spear! | |
| Posted by droid on 12.04.2013 | |
| Fantastic interview Angus. RIP. | |
| Posted by Dominique Donat on 12.06.2013 | |
| Phillip I miss you . I know you are with my daughter Sasha Bellerose in heaven, and today Whittney, Michael, Sasah and Nelson Mandela are all together. I miss and love you all xxDom x Victoria Australia x | |
| Posted by Kenny Konscious on 12.09.2013 | |
| Yes Rasta | |
| Posted by JUNIOR BLACK on 12.10.2013 | |
| MI A CALL DIS MAN A SOUL REDEEMER . DEM VIVID POETIC LYRIQUES GETS MI CLOSER 2 DI MOST HIGH..RESPECT ZIMBABWE LUVS U SO MUCH LINK UP MA YUT WE NEED U ALIVE INA HARARE ..BLESS ROMAIN | |
| Posted by Saulos Ngwira on 12.10.2013 | |
| Keep up the good work. Let the live roots reggae keep burning and research a lot about Babylon system. | |
| Posted by K\'Mart on 12.12.2013 | |
| Rest in peace reggae legend, your music lives on especially tracks like... My number one, Night nurse and Stranger in town! | |
| Posted by emelius ogol on 12.23.2013 | |
| lucky phillip dube you are hore for black nations,i really proud of you,,i am one of your fans you,ve done everything |
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| Posted by empress d on 12.25.2013 | |
| Dezarie belongs to the most high creator and jah rastafari uses her omega I the greatest to spread him love around mama earth vi best omega artist moor fya | |
| Posted by empress d on 12.25.2013 | |
| Queen keep alpha and omega I fire blazing for youths blessed | |
| Posted by Imanuel Maikemisetso on 12.29.2013 | |
| L.Dube i luv nd cares much bwt u,zat u cared bwt us. Dat i will always rember u when i ply one of ur song dat says" children in the street" dat u meant much to mi bwt dat song, R.I.P Whre eva u are, mi super hero.[in S.A] | |
| Posted by cristian quiñones on 12.30.2013 | |
| http://www.puroreggae.com/ music reggae online | |
| Posted by Sheleata Sutton on 01.03.2014 | |
| The song makes me feel so sexy wene I here it I love all reggae music but the song is the one | |
| Posted by Sheleata Sutton on 01.03.2014 | |
| Wene ever u make a new song or new remix to everyone falls in love I should be in the video I'm the best girl for the job I'm cute ,sexy and very smart and out going u will love so turn up and hit me up .......PS.she she reggae music is my life | |
| Posted by Sheleata Sutton on 01.03.2014 | |
| Wene ever u make a new song or new remix to everyone falls in love I should be in the video I\\\'m the best girl for the job I\\\'m cute ,sexy and very smart and out going u will love so turn up and hit me up .......PS.she she reggae music is my life | |
| Posted by Wampua on 01.04.2014 | |
| Reggae music again | |
| Posted by lamarana on 01.05.2014 | |
| the ultimate tragedy is not the cryelty of others but those who keep sailence over it | |
| Posted by lamarana on 01.05.2014 | |
| the ultimate tragedy is not the cryelty of others but those who keep sailence over it | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 01.07.2014 | |
| Johnny Osbourne really mashed up the place that night. | |
| Posted by Leeburke on 01.11.2014 | |
| Reggae | |
| Posted by invisible man on 01.16.2014 | |
| It’s sad and I cry every day because of him Lucky Dube he is my ideal my hero, he died for what he believe on but he was vulnerable and he trust people not knowing he has enemies because he is an agent of God I belive he is a saint because he did a selfless service. He is a honest man because he propagate the truth, he said and I quote there is no truth in the whole world on quote and I believe him. His date is not a mistake rather was occastrated by the people that doesn’t like him and his agenda. He was so simple man and they killed him because of his vulnerability he was a naturalist, so please if you don’t like my post am sorry but u cant kill me because once beaten twice shy. Am an invisible man am not lucky Dube but I love him. An I champion his opinion but am not venerable. Let there be peace the world is a enough for all of us why most you kill to make ur opinion heard we are ready to dialogue with you. Contact me if u feel offended. Peace. | |
| Posted by kgaugelo on 01.21.2014 | |
| I love reggae music with all my heart | |
| Posted by willy on 01.21.2014 | |
| Jojojo we have lost but anywhere his tracks are rocking indeed i listen his music everywhere i go, jah bless jah guide jah protect irie irie irie. | |
| Posted by Tafadzwa Alfred Bandera on 01.25.2014 | |
| I love this lnterview....l love King Shango..he is proud to be African..and he promotes..peace..love and lnity..juss lyk Kalonji...Queen lfrica etc jahbless!! | |
| Posted by reuben masina on 01.30.2014 | |
| Aah does it mean that he can't even have a house arrest? Any way if he can then, with respect to the government of USA from us as his fums in reggae music we asking to give him a chance to take that after three or four months so he would come out with more music. please. | |
| Posted by Alicia! on 01.31.2014 | |
| I love Queen Ifrica!! She is the truth! I love reggae music. It's great to have a strong, independent woman like Queen Ifrica impacting the movement. Keep doing your thing, sistah! Blessed Love. | |
| Posted by Peter McGhee on 02.03.2014 | |
| Can't believe he went out like that! He stayed in 2009 a Summer in our print shop, in Capitol Heights, Maryland. I took him a round to several venues nothing seemed to work till the end of the Summer he stared playing on Reggae night at Carolina KItchen in Hyattsville, Lance London let him play with the regular Reggae band. Things where looking up, and these two White guys from Utah, showed up selling something like a CD rental box not sure if it was REDBOX but something like it. He said this was Gods intervention and that he should travel with them and follow Gods way. I gave him a prepaid sell phone told him to keep in touch. He called his Daughter out west in Seattle or Portland. I talked with her and and told him what he was about to do. She wanted him to stay in Maryland but Claudius, had made up his mind. He and Ian Jones had gotten in to a fight. there is a case in the State of Maryland Judiciary Search site. After a few calls back and forth the CD rental box guys said that they went back to Utah and Claudius was taking a bus to L.A. Claudius, this last producer was not giving any monies from the the sell of albums or Itunes Claudius Linton recorded several singles in the 1970's, with his group the Hofner Brothers and solo hits like the classic Crying Time.After more than a 20-years absence, Kingman returned to the music in 2007 with 'Roots Master : The Vintage Roots Reggae Singles', a compilation including his hits and unreleased songs. In 2008, Sun King Records released 'Sign Time', Kingman's brand new album . Claudius also had an Obama song that was a very strong reggae beat that he said he used to play with Peter Tosh in the slums of KIngston. I hope the ITunes monies and residuals get to his Daughter and Family. When I pressed the questions about the monies after his death this guy got very vague. His comment was that he owned it all. It looks like the Same Old Same Old. Kingman was part of the living history of roots reggae music. Is a very true statement. I hope to meet Leonard Adams in Long Beach one day to tell him what I know of Claudius and hope we can do something about getting some added value to his family. Claudius had a Jamaican National Treasured passport, That is just what he is a World Treasure. If Michael Jackson, and Elvis can make money posthumously then the KIngMan Lives on To! Lets help his legacy and get the funds that his Family deserves! | |
| Posted by Rasta on 02.06.2014 | |
| Fire burning | |
| Posted by hezzy leon on 02.09.2014 | |
| Wow... Me love you music... U r daring hot n juz giv us more more. | |
| Posted by Nat Turner on 02.13.2014 | |
| It is not that all White people are racist, for they are not, there has always been a sizeable majority who are not, at the same time, since the last few hundred years, there has also been a significant minority or fearful, ignorant and insecure ones who are racists. Based only on skin color they along with their (mis-) learned scholars have fooled themselves into believing there is some special quality in so called “White” blood. I sit and listen to the hypocritical barrage spewed forth by ignorant fools, and ask my self really, how many of them are even blond on blue, how many of them know who all 8 of their great grand parents were. How many of them remember that when Europe set sail to conquer and crush the world they brought next to no women with them, and of the few many were rendered virtually infertile because of climate. The racism I see dished out against the African people is sickening, it is also kith and kin to the racism dished out against others, and in each case the fascistic low life racists have justified themselves. The people of Tasmania wiped out to the very last person. The Maori & Pacific peoples decimated. The peaceful earth loving mystical Aborigines almost annihilated, classed amongst fauna & flora. The Eskimo and Native peoples of the Americas faced with genocidal war. The Gypsies of Europe, almost wiped out and to this day still discriminated against and treated as 3rd class citizens. Then the poor Irish who had the misfortune of having the English as a neighbor, their hell started some 800 years ago enslaved, brutalized and, like people of color, having every aspect of their existence denigrated and belittled. A taste of what was to come for the rest of us. Force of number only caused the people of India, China and Arabia to break the chains a little sooner, from the atrocity. The countless millions of Africans shipped to the west is an ongoing story of hell even in these “enlightened” times. It is not just that this or that African does not like White racists, for we have always given the better the benefit of the doubt. It is that colonial people have concocted an ideology for themselves, which they teach and have quite often enshrined in law, by which they have become accustomed to view, judge and treat all whom they consider to be inferior by. Azania – South Africa is the last chance for you guys, don’t force it to kick off, many in spite of the history are prepared to live in peace. Don’t let MaDiba’s crying for your safety be wasted. | |
| Posted by Nat Turner on 02.13.2014 | |
| “Dreadlocks story”
…..a film made to confuse:- Sad to see once again any achievement of Black African people being regarded as influenced by others. Rastafari wearing of locks was not influenced by the Indian indentured laborers of Jamaica. “Dreadlocks” has a long and widely distributed history with the African masses both at home and abroad. Locks from the standpoint of Ethiopia, from whence Rastafari spiritually hails, are grown and worn at time of war. The Bahitawi, or holy man, quite often, also wears locks. Downstream in Kenya the MauMau, in the war of independence against Britain wore locks. This also greatly contributed to Jamaicans adorning this ancient African tradition of locks. Many slaves were captives from west African where children in say Nigeria and Ghana will go locked until about aged 4. In the ancient world, many of the original Black Greek people wore locks, this can be seen on the so called Black pottery as well as various statues. It is worth noting that the earliest of the Greek gods are Black Africans and even Apollo, “King of the Gods”, can be seen wearing “Dreadlocks”. Long before the Greeks, sculptured works are available which show that the ancient African Egyptians were locked, as witnessed in the princes of Tanis. Locks spread worldwide anciently as can be attested to in them even being found amongst the original Australians. All the above mentioned is available visually, if any need to see images, I will provide them. Speaking of influence, it would be far more uplifting to show the African influence on India which itself a colony of the ancient Ethiopians, this would throw much needed light on the fact that many cultural traits are shared in both Asia and Africa. |
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| Posted by d.o.m I on 02.17.2014 | |
| mi like mi queen...nuh queen i a fi touch me inna heart.! love an peace. | |
| Posted by nike seven on 02.18.2014 | |
| Fly away home to zion...fly away home....RIP Wayne Smith...:( | |
| Posted by RAS D.O.M I on 02.18.2014 | |
| di rastaman fi a powerful man. mi love yoy johnny haffi come to south africa with di rebel salute. | |
| Posted by James on 02.21.2014 | |
| interesting interview, good read | |
| Posted by Matty on 02.28.2014 | |
| I am a Jamaican artist leaving in the US and Ernie B is selling several of my CDs and LPs online. He told me a year ago that he had money for me and that I will feel good about it. But I did not hear from him since: no responses to emails or phone calls. Did anyone heard about him recently? Does Ernie B still send CDs ordered?? This is not clear. |
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| Posted by MarkusMarky on 03.11.2014 | |
| They still send CDs and LPs if you are placing a new order. I recently placed an order with them and there was a slight problem with the shipment. My single phone call was returned within a day but it took almost two weeks before I received any response to email. Since I hadn't received a reply to my email I also sent a note vis USPS. Within a couple of days I received an email reply that resolved everything. I have dealt with them on occasion for maybe 15 years and aside from this recent lapse in service I have had nothing but positive experience. | |
| Posted by Lisa Orchard on 03.16.2014 | |
| Excellent interview! | |
| Posted by Secret Rival Music/Records on 03.24.2014 | |
| Reggae artist Junior Timba is managed by Secret Rival Music/Records and available for shows and concerts. Email Kenrick Mckenzie ...kamckenzie719@gmail.com | |
| Posted by Jeff Faulkner on 03.29.2014 | |
| I think Ragga (Stephen Marley) brings quite a bit of integrity to his music. You cannot go wrong at a Stephen Marley Concert, you will most definitely get your moneys worth. He is a great musician who is very serious about his craft and the music that he sends out. I love that dude keep on keeping Stephen Respect. | |
| Posted by oliver on 03.31.2014 | |
| I am a #1 fan of jeck in Philippines... | |
| Posted by Lexie on 04.03.2014 | |
| Looking for a very funky modern reggae? song. Alls i can remember is the deep male voice singing Bob Marley's name twice over! Shouldn't have drank so much that night!! Have looked everywhere but no luck yet. | |
| Posted by tibud dj on 04.09.2014 | |
| Blessing love. | |
| Posted by Jennifer on 04.19.2014 | |
| hello every one I met with this prophetoaikhinan.nelson@yahoo.com and I finally find out that he is really a truthful spell caster and so powerful and he is the most powerful spell caster that I have ever met. I wish I have met him before wasting money on fake casters, after using his love spell, my husband came back to me and every thing happened just the way prophet Oaikhinan had said it, I am so happy that I have met with prophet Oaikhinan and now I have my husband back to my self. if you need help try prophet Oaikhinan just have to do so and get your lover back. I have tested him and I am now a fulfilled woman. | |
| Posted by lola on 04.25.2014 | |
| does any1 know if he accepted Jesus in his lifeQQQ..i would love to listen to him sing when i get to heaven... i pray some1 can say yes..he knew Jesus Christ... the only way to God our Father | |
| Posted by musa on 04.25.2014 | |
| Richie i don't have nothing to say but plz keep on sending us the messages bro plz tanx and have a bless more life i love u Richie. | |
| Posted by straight jungle on 04.26.2014 | |
| Matis is a true artist who can sing pure reggae or more pop with hip hop and reggae overtones. He's not just one thing just multi dimensional with deep lyrics. respect | |
| Posted by Linci on 04.27.2014 | |
| Nkulee Dube I love Your Music, am keen on following what you release always. My only Best reggae man was your Dad LUCKY DUBE. wE NEED YOUR MUSIC IN KENYA PLEASE | |
| Posted by Jangala Roots Band on 05.02.2014 | |
| Wicked track Sisthren...run it | |
| Posted by richard on 05.02.2014 | |
| Beres sweet love songs cant don. | |
| Posted by Fuji on 05.25.2014 | |
| ?? | |
| Posted by Fuji on 05.25.2014 | |
| What a terrible review for such a great album. I guess this Erik chap reviewing does not really understand good music! | |
| Posted by satta on 05.25.2014 | |
| Strange review! This is a brilliant album! ''Factory to Rain forest'' ??????? Eh??? |
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| Posted by Donatien on 05.25.2014 | |
| Hey Unitedreggae, sorry but in France it is not 70% of French music but 40% :) Cheers | |
| Posted by Gonzales R. Joseph on 05.31.2014 | |
| I'm a long time reggae fan. Love the Shango diddim! Keep it coming! Keep enlightening the lost ones | |
| Posted by roots mama on 06.04.2014 | |
| LOVE this album !! | |
| Posted by Audioknot recs on 06.11.2014 | |
| Big up Skarra, check his latest release with the Ital Ensemble, 'Rubadub Musik' - out now on 7'' through Audioknot recs! https://soundcloud.com/audioknot-recs/rubadub-musik-extended-edit One love, the AK crew. |
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| Posted by Myke Pam on 06.11.2014 | |
| Behold the Mighty Spear of JAH, Ital Blessings Father! Non-stop faya, the Spear still Burns! African Teacher, blessings be! | |
| Posted by Myke Pam on 06.11.2014 | |
| Blessed Daddy U-Roy. Original Italist! Blessings be Still! | |
| Posted by Kimbo Brummie UK on 06.16.2014 | |
| I took a journey through life with the Spear from the 70s till now. I too lost my child the year after he lost his child (grown or not they are still your child) his dairy helped me and his music has always been an inspiration to me. Long may he go on singing. Jah bless him and all of his family. | |
| Posted by Matthew Oliver on 06.16.2014 | |
| I know the difference bewteen Midnite's music and todays recent music. It's simple, just like food. Today's music is just like eating McDonalds or Arby's everyday like most people do today. It's empty food and leaves you with nothing except fat. Midnite's music is all of the nutrient dense foods packed with vitamins and minerals that you need to survive. Keep listening my friends | |
| Posted by Dux on 06.20.2014 | |
| Excellent album! | |
| Posted by Bbosa Abbey on 06.23.2014 | |
| Its The Best For Ever | |
| Posted by marlene boyer on 06.24.2014 | |
| Comme d'hab, c'est trop bon, bisous Tiken Jah Fakoly. | |
| Posted by njoya on 06.24.2014 | |
| J'aime Tiken Jah Fakoly | |
| Posted by Jah D on 06.26.2014 | |
| Yes Protoje shall go far!! His music is FRESH!!!! CRISP!!!! New style & pattern. Big Respect 2 One Igher & In Digg Nation Massive. Blessing's | |
| Posted by Jah D on 06.27.2014 | |
| Yes I Protoje The runnings move FORWARD!!!!! BIG RESPECT!!!! Bro. Levi the Priestly Ites!!! I Tribe of Judah. Bless and May Jah Guidance & I tection in & out!!! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 06.29.2014 | |
| Does anyone know where you can purchase Protoje album The 8 Year Affair on CD... also Chronixx Dread & Terrible album on CD??? | |
| Posted by Shani on 07.04.2014 | |
| Fabulous Album! real lyrics! deep meditation! HE IS THE NEXT BEST THING SINCE SLICE BREAD! no joke! watch out fi this Artiste! | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 07.07.2014 | |
| Is the album being released on CD??? | |
| Posted by karesse on 07.07.2014 | |
| I LOVE U ROMAIN VIRGO |
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| Posted by karesse on 07.07.2014 | |
| AM IN LUV WIT UUUUUUUUUUU | |
| Posted by Camille on 07.08.2014 | |
| At this point the album is in the process of getting the Physical CD in Pressings. It should be available at Ernie's later. |
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| Posted by dlilker on 07.09.2014 | |
| I caught Zvuloon Dub System at Sierra Nevada this year. Check them out! Their sound is deeply rooted in tradition, but also something truly new and unique. | |
| Posted by juliet amisa on 07.10.2014 | |
| Gud gal | |
| Posted by gebre on 07.11.2014 | |
| Sincerely this interview deeply disappointed me in its lack of critical approach especially to issues of racism, repeating mantras of unity love don't erase racism, some real information and real questions would have been appreciated. This is an Israeli band and there is no mention of Palestinians.one person mentions they never met an Ethiopian til lthey were 2o no follow up on that. You have an Ethiopian singer who admits for a while was ashamed of his own culture. This doesn't happen in a vaccum. No real discussion on this. I much rather here these musicians talk about the reality of life in Israel to broaden our over standing of life in Israel than listen to the standard platitudes about roots music... Reality first... | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 07.12.2014 | |
| Just horrible | |
| Posted by Zala on 07.12.2014 | |
| Thanks for this great interview. I recently discovered the band and enjoyed to learn more. | |
| Posted by Predan on 07.12.2014 | |
| Zvuloon booom ! | |
| Posted by srid on 07.12.2014 | |
| Big one! Thanks. | |
| Posted by Kivah on 07.12.2014 | |
| Gal you are settle like ah bucket ah water ya nah run like no river.. | |
| Posted by suelion on 07.13.2014 | |
| The whole album is strong, and while I am a bit of a traditionalist, Courageously and Nutmeg are two of my favorite tracks on this refreshing album from a gifted singer. | |
| Posted by DJ DAPPER DAN on 07.13.2014 | |
| Sounds wonderful, pls send infer so I can include on UK radio show and if you fancy a bit of DJ Dapper Dan's "Dub Breakfast" at the event we would love to oblige. OYEZ | |
| Posted by Daniel on 07.14.2014 | |
| From Argentina to the world, boom boom boom. Gran disco hecho por una gran persona |
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| Posted by Nnaemeka on 07.25.2014 | |
| This is the MAN that inspires me through his music. Big-UP Uncle Beres! | |
| Posted by oke joseph on 07.25.2014 | |
| Burning Spear a positive spiritual influence on the youth of the world that could find their bearings in the midst of difficulties, Burning Spear forever!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
| Posted by yard1 promote on 08.08.2014 | |
| JAH UNITY | |
| Posted by t barnes on 08.08.2014 | |
| I have been listening to King Yellowman since I was a little youth. I love his music especially songs like Mr Chin and nobody move nobody get hurt and I can't leave out bluberry much love for you yellow. Can't wait to see you in NY, Jah bless. | |
| Posted by papy on 08.13.2014 | |
| hello the kings | |
| Posted by Joey on 08.16.2014 | |
| Mikey Dread? | |
| Posted by Camille on 08.18.2014 | |
| Mikey Dread is in PART 2 of the interview. Coming soon ! | |
| Posted by jerome on 08.18.2014 | |
| Bless up to all Rastafari out there Jah live. | |
| Posted by treacle on 08.21.2014 | |
| Great read Angus and Earl 16! | |
| Posted by Diego on 08.28.2014 | |
| That Cali P song is a muurda! | |
| Posted by Karisa a.k.a 'LION on 08.28.2014 | |
| I need to know more about Rasta, why,!!.People out dea praise me for the love of reggae music in my neighborhood.Man I need to realize myself an my culture.MUTA might jas be the right LION to me,his curb.Lets keep walking. | |
| Posted by Manote Ezra on 08.28.2014 | |
| Blessings Hezron, Love your Chunes. would love to read ur poems | |
| Posted by arson arbur on 08.28.2014 | |
| Download | |
| Posted by Geoegia Hamlin on 08.31.2014 | |
| I enjoy listening to reggae music. This weekend I've been listening to Glen Washington on the Party Time dvd. I really enjoy his spngs. He is a great performer. | |
| Posted by Paula on 09.11.2014 | |
| You go T !! You have always been an artist of extreme talent and quality music. Jah Bless always | |
| Posted by Camille on 09.11.2014 | |
| We use none of them, we dont use a CMS. | |
| Posted by Jacqueline Banton on 09.16.2014 | |
| Dear Sir/Madam, On Wednesday 10/Thursday 11 September 2014 thieves broke into the home of my father Mark Banton in Enfield St Mary Jamaica and stole his entire record collection. My father Mark Banton is the co founder of the 1957 South London sound system the Mighty Merritone. My father now 82 and a returnee to his beloved Jamaica has said that it is as if his "heart has been ripped" from his body. The family are at a loss what to do and are asking/appealing to the press and radio stations to broadcast and request the return of these records the sentimental value they hold cannot be expressed... A reward is being offered... Please contact me Jacqueline Banton should you require any further information on UK +447976 895 676 or Mr Seymour Stewart Attorney at Law Jamaica 357 1516. Please help... Regards and respect , Jacqueline Banton |
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| Posted by steven gascoigne on 09.18.2014 | |
| More superb music from the King of SKA Guitar...Respect Ernest.steve,Mullaloo | |
| Posted by Arnaud on 09.20.2014 | |
| Horseman is also a drummer like Horsemouth? Or you're confusing two artists? | |
| Posted by Adebayo Ogundare on 09.22.2014 | |
| Spear has always been one of my favorites in terms of Reggae music. His style of music, most especially his concerts, are awesome. He is an entertainer, teacher and a real rasta. Keep up the good work Burning, Keep the Spear burning. JAH........ RAS TAFARI |
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| Posted by Camille on 09.23.2014 | |
| Horseman is also a drummer, it is not a confusion. | |
| Posted by Imad Hamza on 09.23.2014 | |
| Very nice site and I think I get what im looking for. Thanks | |
| Posted by Romeo Juliet on 09.25.2014 | |
| Great vocals, great music with a great singer, mi luv Duane | |
| Posted by Stacy on 09.27.2014 | |
| One of the most consistent artist in the industry. So talented, so humble, such a Blessing! Big Love my brother!! | |
| Posted by noel chilas on 09.29.2014 | |
| dis is nyc apan ayaaaah | |
| Posted by abdou khaly sarr on 10.04.2014 | |
| I like Tarrus | |
| Posted by tbag on 10.06.2014 | |
| Live on sir Joseph i wil always love u... | |
| Posted by abdoulie on 10.11.2014 | |
| reggae music rocking into my veins | |
| Posted by Hélène Verreault on 10.13.2014 | |
| Il love these photos as much Il love la star du Raggae | |
| Posted by treacle on 10.14.2014 | |
| Great interview, very interesting read, I really enjoyed it. | |
| Posted by Rone on 10.15.2014 | |
| This was really interesting and wasn't only focused on the way he played for Studio one the first time. I learned more. I would have like to hear Horsemouth about recent death of another great drum player Style Scott but I supposed this interview was given before passed away. |
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| Posted by Don Kanasha Luaba on 10.15.2014 | |
| To me Burning Spear is one of the Reggae Greats who does not move with wind in order to make some money but he is more inclined to give wisdom...big up man | |
| Posted by Mike Pawka on 10.15.2014 | |
| In this article: http://tinyurl.com/neowa7c Santa says he did not invent the "flying Cymbals" technique. | |
| Posted by beve Sinclair on 10.29.2014 | |
| You have come such a long way, you've created such an easy rapport with the artistes that makes them openly talk from the heart giving us the best interviews to read.. | |
| Posted by walter on 11.06.2014 | |
| Jah bless !!! | |
| Posted by Frank on 11.11.2014 | |
| Sir John, Thank you for the memories and God speed. |
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| Posted by Frank on 11.11.2014 | |
| I want this album! | |
| Posted by Dan Franck on 11.14.2014 | |
| A very thorough and educating review indeed! Thanks Ras Achis | |
| Posted by steve on 11.19.2014 | |
| Wicked | |
| Posted by Bbosa on 12.09.2014 | |
| You always do The best things we want. | |
| Posted by Dan Franck on 12.10.2014 | |
| Big up Eric, the Grammys drive me crazy. You just wonder why there terrible process is allowed to go on and on the same each year. It's enough to pull one's hair out! | |
| Posted by Beve on 12.17.2014 | |
| A great interview that brings back wonderful memories | |
| Posted by Chiwama Musonda on 12.29.2014 | |
| Indeed, the time for Jah B to perform in Africa is now. It has been long overdue for such a length of time. His peers, Peter and Bob, fulfilled their message by coming to the motherland. Bunny's mission will not be attained if he does not heed his African fans' calls to come. Zambia has been equally waiting. | |
| Posted by Kodwo Ansah on 12.29.2014 | |
| I love this piece on the legendary Bunny Wailer, please tell him, if you can, that it would be nice to see him play music in Ghana one day | |
| Posted by Gerry McMahon on 12.29.2014 | |
| For sure. As a man with a 'big time' connection to Africa, performing in Ghana would be a real treat for this warrior. Hopefully the Ghana massive can extend a formal invitation..... | |
| Posted by Monica on 12.29.2014 | |
| Ms Lauryn Hill Killing It !!! | |
| Posted by Boris Gardiner on 01.01.2015 | |
| My name is Boris Gardiner. I read your article and most of it is wrong. Sonia Pottinger had nothing to do with BRONCO RECORDS, I AM THE OWNER. She only distributed my records and I would play bass on some of her recording sessions. BRONCO was the name of a night club in Cross Roads, Kingston, where my band called THE BRONCOS performed as resident band, December 1967 to be exact. The band's name was changed to The BORIS GARDINER HAPPENING in 1969. If you look on the label you will see my old address and phone number. I recorded,A Groovy Kind of Love, Bobby Socks, and Endless Memory by Roy Panton. I'm Alone, sung by the late Orville Wood. I started my career with the singing group the RHYTHM ACES 1961, then joined a band called Kes Chin and the Souvenirs then Carlos Malcolm Afro Jamaican Rhythm. I never played with BYRON LEE. In 1967 My own band The Broncos was formed. All of these songs were pirated by Lloyd Charmers, including,You Make Me Feel Brand New, when he migrated to England in the Nineteen Seventies. That's a small part of the story of my life. Thanks, Boris O,P, Gardiner |
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| Posted by Ceph on 01.02.2015 | |
| Good to see Pressure stand the test. The V.I. ride tru with some strong material this year; definitely beauty for ashes. | |
| Posted by Scott on 01.02.2015 | |
| It would be great if there was a link to a media player with a playlist of all these great tunes :) | |
| Posted by rotichevans on 01.06.2015 | |
| Remains my favorite singer of all the time | |
| Posted by Erik on 01.06.2015 | |
| Hi Scott, sorry no media player, but if you have Spotify you can check this playlist with 48 of the tunes - http://open.spotify.com/user/erikma/playlist/0LVoejKXmc0m2PDaiLk6Zq | |
| Posted by kirk lalah on 01.06.2015 | |
| As usual Steve you have kept the standard high and through the lens you have captured the energy and soul of the people you interview and photograph. You have set the bar for a great and promising 2015. | |
| Posted by Sister Rasheda on 01.13.2015 | |
| Yes sad to say now I find my tune pirated?????? my song on kalindo...cojie from( Mighty Crown ).....I check for dem sound...however Kalindo .........Cojie track 20 on' your............ Dread at the control volume 3 cd is false and wrong Artist wrong title I tune is Shashamane I by Sister Rasheda wrote an sang original an only singer ..registered PRS -MCPS....... Pirate out deh ... pure hype I an I strong good people roots people true reggae buyers.... rashedamusicuk@yahoo.co.uk |
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| Posted by Kingdom Base on 01.20.2015 | |
| Talisman I-Surrection should be in this list definitely best reggae album of 2014 | |
| Posted by Erik on 01.22.2015 | |
| Hi Kingdom Base, Talisman's I-Surrection is a top album, but it was released in 2013. | |
| Posted by mrquick on 01.23.2015 | |
| Bad bad album, Omar played it the other day and we were privileged to a listening session before the album comes out. Heavy sound and dread lyrics. | |
| Posted by Fred PAIN on 01.24.2015 | |
| Hi Barry how is live? One Love - Blessing From Fred in Martinique | |
| Posted by The Conduit Show on 01.26.2015 | |
| Great review and wonderful pictures - makes me almost feel I was there to experience it all. Kudos to The Rebel Salute team. | |
| Posted by Mary @ Sprout\'s Bookshelf on 01.27.2015 | |
| Love it when books come in several languages. Thanks for your review, and your support of Multicultural Children's Book Day! | |
| Posted by pragmaticmom on 01.27.2015 | |
| Thanks so much for sharing at Multicultural Children's Book Day! | |
| Posted by Jamie on 02.02.2015 | |
| All Rudies in Jail is not newly penned, it's a cover of Mr. Foundation's Studio 1 release, which in turn was influenced heavily by the Wailers' Good Good Rudie (Jailhouse). 3 years late but. |
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| Posted by Jammy's Greensleeves Lies on 02.14.2015 | |
| https://soundcloud.com/jammys-greensleeves-lies | |
| Posted by kady on 02.18.2015 | |
| Wonderful | |
| Posted by Antona Dawson on 02.19.2015 | |
| Upful Works... Rob Symeonn is Levicated to the bringing the message in the music. Solid. | |
| Posted by marco on 02.21.2015 | |
| In Italy we celebrate Bob's anniversary with the new book "Marley on the road" with tons of rare photos and articles from the 70's. A must have. At http://www.amazon.it/Bob-Marley-road-Marco-Virgona/dp/8862314140 | |
| Posted by manuel alejandro perez on 02.24.2015 | |
| Thank for this song is very good. | |
| Posted by Oscar Eybers on 02.28.2015 | |
| Maximum raspect to Prezident Brown. It has personally been a long time since I have been into an artist the way I dig his vibration *Love* | |
| Posted by Tafari on 03.03.2015 | |
| Beauty For Ashes? | |
| Posted by intelligent RebelLion on 03.08.2015 | |
| GOD& ALLAH& JAH& BUDDHA& KRISHNA& WEare1 #itsNOsecret AVAILABLE AT intelligentRebelLion.org |
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| Posted by ras bruno on 03.08.2015 | |
| All info on all releases and download links @ Dub Vibration place http://dubvibrations.wordpress.com/ | |
| Posted by beve on 03.27.2015 | |
| Great read Angus x | |
| Posted by Emmanuel MAIZERET on 04.02.2015 | |
| Excellent & croustillant ! | |
| Posted by flo on 04.06.2015 | |
| Yes ! Big | |
| Posted by Era (Ever Livin Reggae Apostles) on 04.07.2015 | |
| Yes this collectors box set ... 'Dread Prophesy - The Strange & Wonderful Story of Yabby You' is a landmark release. Rolling Stone magazine's recent review said with this release "Yabby You emerges from Marley's shadow." Aha!!!! - the story finally comes to light. Yabby You always drew a line in consciousness between himself and the Rasta - whom he said - "degenerated into a cult of mental illness" Check it! The music of this man is monumental - and now his far-sightedness is coming into focus - and like them Prophets of old - Yabby You named his label - 'Prophets.' The little story included in the book accompanying this 3CD set - about the showdown where Yabby You dropped the 'stupit religion' card on Bob Marley - tells a story never before published - if overstood - this one little recollection of history reaches out a lifeline for the generations. Combine that with the powerful sonics of the man Yabby You - and ya got someting real fi guide & protect & support in this world of trials & tribulations. Go deh! |
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| Posted by papa fab on 04.10.2015 | |
| Another report of this show: http://www.jahsound.net/live-reports/johnny-clarke-jah9-le-forum-95.html | |
| Posted by Dre on 04.22.2015 | |
| This is a great interview. And yes, Mikey Murray was a brilliant guitarist. I should know. He was my brother. Terribly overlooked along with the other musicians mentioned in this interview. Some whose names are familiar because Michael spoke of them. I was young but I remember. That's the 2nd record with Mike distributed by Blood and Fire. | |
| Posted by Dre on 04.22.2015 | |
| My question tho, why does "Wilson/Wilson/Wilson" get song writing credit on Mango Walk when it was Clive and Michael wrote lyrics music although a rearranged version of Mango Walk? It's an entirely new song from Mango Walk. Plus, Mike and Clive are singing on the newly discovered "cult classic". I hear my brother all over this song - guitar and all with the wah wah going on. He lived and loved that wah wah. Drove my father crazy with that thing. | |
| Posted by Donovan Crawford on 04.25.2015 | |
| Bless up Derajah | |
| Posted by carolina on 05.06.2015 | |
| Wonderful heartfelt honest words from Marla Brown, what a beautiful grounded strong lady to be admired. The legend continues we are blessed xx | |
| Posted by Lyrik on 05.10.2015 | |
| Greetings Mr Karl! This is Lyrik and I am pleased to inform you I have quite a few more tracks and new material for you as well as an update on what is going on musically. Please let me know the best way to contact you. My email is lyrikillzabeast@gmail.com Bless |
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| Posted by Godiva on 05.27.2015 | |
| Beautiful interview from a beautiful mind. We must all make this journey of self-discovery and Jah9 is a light guiding others on that path. Bless Sister! | |
| Posted by Nir on 05.28.2015 | |
| Grew up on Jah Woosh...He has become part of my life. You will be missed Jah Woosh. | |
| Posted by ras ap on 06.08.2015 | |
| like | |
| Posted by ras ap on 06.08.2015 | |
| like u | |
| Posted by craig mauck on 06.09.2015 | |
| I knew Enos in Kingston on Monaltrie Lane. Just a fine man and a good artist. Hello to Marita, Sally and Magali | |
| Posted by a Trini on 07.08.2015 | |
| No Midnite, "Beauty for Ashes" Apple ITunes # reggae album. This list is bullshit for dancehall fans not Rasta, bun fire | |
| Posted by Lion on 07.08.2015 | |
| This album was also reissued by greensleeves in the 90 | |
| Posted by Dan Franck on 07.09.2015 | |
| Nice list, some very good choices and helps me finds the ones I missed, which is a lot of them lol. Keep up the good work! | |
| Posted by Camille on 07.09.2015 | |
| BEAUTY FOR ASHES was released on February 2014... This selection is about first half of 2015 releases... | |
| Posted by Dan Franck on 07.11.2015 | |
| This was extremely informative. You cant' get much deeper into roots history than Cherry O Baby. This was a great interview. You must do an enormous amount of research before you interview. | |
| Posted by Dan Franck on 07.12.2015 | |
| Thank you for this review but especially for keeping the name of Byron Lee alive in reggae history. I know this sense of his music being tourist stuff seems to be unfair to me; his name should NOT be forgotten nor his contributions to reggae music | |
| Posted by eazydread on 07.13.2015 | |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_bZMCs58mY new release |
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| Posted by Hmm on 07.17.2015 | |
| No Morgan Heritage? | |
| Posted by derek maclean on 08.01.2015 | |
| Irie | |
| Posted by max on 08.13.2015 | |
| Muito bom mesmo. | |
| Posted by jackey french on 08.18.2015 | |
| Blessed Greetings. My mane is Jackey, French manager of Exile Di Brave, just checking out your website and see that Exile page could take a bit of update. Please stay in touch so we can do all this together. |
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| Posted by Erik on 08.19.2015 | |
| Thanks. You are absolutely correct. We'll change it. | |
| Posted by Evelyng on 08.19.2015 | |
| She actually has been made music professionally already for 12 years. | |
| Posted by rufludo on 08.20.2015 | |
| Cool | |
| Posted by tanya on 08.20.2015 | |
| Really nice reggae tune for this summer. I really like the lyrics of some songs, like Way Oh, nice... | |
| Posted by Strongtree on 09.04.2015 | |
| Bless Up Jackey French. Is Exile Di Brave's album The Journey Begins going to be released on CD? | |
| Posted by Shezekiel on 09.10.2015 | |
| Thank you Erik for featuring my story! Readers of UR please go ahead and download my single 'Beams From Heaven' for free here: http://shezekiel.com/free/ x | |
| Posted by pecossound on 09.11.2015 | |
| Very informative story with those true Reggae music foundation artist, labels, record shops all from this important Orange Street. Great photos to add a special touch. It makes you have the old Rasta Vibe reading the story. Great, Great job may Jah Bless. | |
| Posted by tarus on 09.17.2015 | |
| love you lyk crazy song make me flow crazily over you baby girl.......wagwan cecile | |
| Posted by LIZA P.welsh on 10.05.2015 | |
| Tiken you\'re an extraordinary human being. I really admire how you defend the whole continent of Africa. Tiken I agree that Africa needs to be free, but real freedom cannot come from one man or a president. The only one who could liberate Africa is Jesus Christ. Even a man with the best intentions could not do that. We need a higher being, and that\'s is our Father in the heavens who could do that. Jesus came to liberate us from all types of captivity. Immoral captivity, drup captivity, political captivity etc. We need to get to know i his word the bible, and try to get to know him. In Isaiah 61: 1 it says, \" The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me\'; because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the broken hearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; \" This is for those who are bound not only physically, but also spiritually. So therefore Mr. Fakoly you need to get to know this God in order for you to truly liberate the people of Africa. I know that God is using you to do this mission, but you need to let him guide you. | |
| Posted by Blee on 10.18.2015 | |
| Big artist from long time! Will definitely be buying this album. | |
| Posted by Misspuma on 10.25.2015 | |
| Totally brilliant album. This is a must for all Dub Lovers | |
| Posted by WEERO I on 10.26.2015 | |
| MACKA B, ALWAYS CRUCIAL, ALWAYS RELEVANT, ALWAYS CONSCIOUS!!! BLESS UP! | |
| Posted by Gerry on 10.28.2015 | |
| Too true. | |
| Posted by DJ Meex on 10.28.2015 | |
| Great interview, great man! Shame on the blood sucking producers!Gwaan Scientist, gwaan!! |
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| Posted by Thomas P on 11.03.2015 | |
| Great interview with a true Maverick of the underground! Al Breadwinner has a wonderful sound that captures the golden period of reggae, truly authentic. In staying true to the format too, it's pleasing that it's a vinyl-only release, to really capture the essence of the riddims. Good luck with the release, one to look out for I'm sure. | |
| Posted by Natty One on 11.03.2015 | |
| Enjoyed reading that, give thanks United Reggae and the man Angus! I've been checking out The Breadwinner on YouTube and boy has he got that Black Ark sound nailed! For a humble guy like him to be doing this on his own is a massive achievement - he's got the tunes he deserves the acclaim! Big Up!!! | |
| Posted by Rama from Buenos Aires on 11.15.2015 | |
| and Akae beka- Homade to the land?? Listen Rama and The Surikats reggae people! :D | |
| Posted by Rut on 11.24.2015 | |
| Nice interview! If you're into the vintage vibes, check out the Flying Vipers, in the same vein using old gear, analog mixing, etc... | |
| Posted by Ziggy mebratu on 12.14.2015 | |
| Garnett silk is a hero just like Bob. | |
| Posted by dollantos on 12.16.2015 | |
| Big up Jamaica and God bless you guyz | |
| Posted by Andrew Jones on 12.19.2015 | |
| Excellent interview, only just discover end this site. Keep Up the Good Works Peace AJ |
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| Posted by Andrew Jones on 12.19.2015 | |
| Yes....Need to investigate a few of these albums Peace |
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| Posted by isa teaukura on 12.22.2015 | |
| Sad about that. He got some mean reggae sounds that awake da heart soul and mind. May he rest in peace and in da place what he always sing about. His love his faith and his music... lives forever. See you in Mt Zion. Jah bless your soul...Fly away home ... Thanks Jah for you. Giving me your songs of life.... Soulrastatokoroa nz......... | |
| Posted by Christina from Swiss on 12.27.2015 | |
| What about Treesha!!!! No female artist on this list of 2015!! | |
| Posted by Agnes on 12.27.2015 | |
| I beg to defer!!! TREESHA AND ALAINE ARE MISSING!!! What kind of list is this. No wonder some artists dont get air time because of this kind of biased judgement!!!! LET THE PEOPLE VOTE! | |
| Posted by ROBERTO NILO on 12.28.2015 | |
| SARA LUGO will become one of the biggest reggaematic pioneers the world will ever see | |
| Posted by Fabricio on 12.29.2015 | |
| Peter Broggs is, for me, an icon of the roots age of reggae music. His works at ras records are among the finest I´ve ever heard. It´s impossible to not feel in the mood after listening to songs such as "jah voice is calling" and "international farmer". Rest in peace, true rastaman and concious singer. | |
| Posted by Kimo on 01.05.2016 | |
| Fantastic interview! Incredibly insightful. Heavy musings by the Jackie Mittoo of the 80's, Flabba Holt. Big Mahalo to Angus Taylor from Wahiawa, Hawaii! | |
| Posted by Joakim on 01.05.2016 | |
| Great interview. Been like a child before Christmas waiting for the final part to come up. :) Thank you Angus and UR! | |
| Posted by rrr on 01.08.2016 | |
| Fantastic interview! Incredibly insightful. Heavy musings by the Jackie Mittoo of the 80's, Flabba Holt. Big Mahalo to Angus Taylor from Wahiawa, Hawaii! | |
| Posted by Ernest on 01.08.2016 | |
| BIG UP TO THE AXE MAN WELL DONE INTERVIEW. GOT KNOWLEDGE TO UNDERSTANDING HOW THE RADICS CAME ABOUT.ONE OF MY FAVORITE GROUP. RESPECT FLABBA HOLT. | |
| Posted by Joseph Mumba on 01.09.2016 | |
| Hai Mr Tosh Jnr,Ur father has made my life he died when l was Two years old but up 2 now he has being inspiring Me.when is the Book going to Be available and where to get it especially as in Africa? Lessons in my life it sounds as it was done yeasterday. I ve alot of question over Ur Father the Bush Doctor, Jah love.'' l know who l ve come to Be and lve to be Me'' cause people alway talk. | |
| Posted by Florante Galvez on 01.18.2016 | |
| This is a great upcoming list! Thank you for this great article. Please include the latest release coming from UB40 this year, TBA. In addition to their touring schedule, they are in the studio recording the new album. http://www.pledgemusic.com/artists/ub40 |
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| Posted by Michael on 02.02.2016 | |
| Nice comprehensive list...kudos for the legwork. But disappointing nonetheless. Excited for the Zion I Kings releases and for the Sly & Robbie/Tabou1 stuff but not feeling anything else. The reissues are getting out of control. Another Pablo reissue? Horace Andy? Gregory? VP is just drowning the market in drivel. | |
| Posted by Mickey on 02.06.2016 | |
| There are 2 Wailers bands on tour That is crazy Stop this madness |
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| Posted by Gerry on 02.07.2016 | |
| There are 3 I think ... and if they can all make a living out of it and continue to spread the good word of Bob et al. what's the problem? The shows I saw recently in Ireland and England were packed out ..... | |
| Posted by nova bey on 02.17.2016 | |
| Useful article - I was fascinated by the points ! Does someone know if I might be able to get access to a fillable a form copy to fill in ? | |
| Posted by jose luis on 02.22.2016 | |
| Super | |
| Posted by koolkid on 02.28.2016 | |
| Good music | |
| Posted by SABBY MAKGALEMELE on 03.11.2016 | |
| If I was wealthy, I would have him sing at my wedding. That would make my day, NO MY ENTIRE LIFE . | |
| Posted by tftka dawidalle on 03.14.2016 | |
| Thanks Carlton and Angus for this insightful and inspirational innerview. | |
| Posted by jabulani sibanda on 03.14.2016 | |
| Man you are baddah dan dem! | |
| Posted by DJ MAXGOLD on 03.17.2016 | |
| MAD TING RASSSS | |
| Posted by roye on 03.20.2016 | |
| Your music will always live on MR Burning Spear | |
| Posted by CONRAD MONERVILLE on 03.24.2016 | |
| Dear sir/madame,i am a Jamaican living in Australia. Rastafari is my guide. Can you grant us your favor by achieving the Ruff & Tuff album? PowPow production owns the label. Can i also get the instrumental version as well? We promoting rastaman music overseas to a large audience not on money making prospects but,for recognition. Please,accept our requests to strengthen our roots and culture. Thank you in the name of highly I. | |
| Posted by BB Seaton on 03.26.2016 | |
| We have sadly lost another Reggae legend. May his soul RIP. Condolence to the Riley family |
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| Posted by Pecos Sound on 03.27.2016 | |
| Great article. The comments all bring important points. Very sad the important Every Bodies Store was closing..Pecos Sound System came out of that early 1980;s to early digital Sleng Teng Riddim start of Reggae Dancehall. If we keep them together as the Youth or the next faze of Reggae with new scenes & Vibes they are like the old 1960's to 1980's sound days. Places like the Every Bodies Music did all they could to spread the Vibe Of The Most High may God Bless them.With all the changes it is tough to know what is ahead for the Reggae Scene. The old shows you really knew the music of those performing. After the show or hearing on the radio it made you like the story noted the older wave went to this important type of music store Every Bodies Music to find that music. | |
| Posted by Wailinmacs on 04.01.2016 | |
| Great interview ! The Heart throbs album is a masterpiece. | |
| Posted by sean on 04.04.2016 | |
| Sounds amazing!! Loving the reboot. | |
| Posted by Ep on 04.07.2016 | |
| Bless up! | |
| Posted by catherine khoza on 04.10.2016 | |
| I am a no1 fan of Toots and the Maytals (Frederick hebbert) thank you very much for this interview. I like it. | |
| Posted by Teresa Love on 05.01.2016 | |
| Fabulous track.... Would like to be hearing more! ;) | |
| Posted by Leslie Gutierrez on 05.04.2016 | |
| Capleton, I appreciate your authenticity, roots-references, praises to the almighty, biging up mother Africa & Black people worldwide, and your originality in your lyrics and clothing style. #KeepBurninFyah #ReggaeMusic #GoodOverEvil #BlackMusicMatters | |
| Posted by Wayne Williams on 05.16.2016 | |
| Blessing Jah son Am the Artist General Wayne i see that am one of your artist, and am proud to no, i see you have work with artist like Burning Spear, I start sing in Lime Hall ST ANN, I BORN IN LIME ST ANN I COME TO JAMAICA 208 CHEZ DEK , ME AND HIM TO COME TO THAT SHOW IN OCHO RIOS.MY NUMBER 07947876650. AM IN LONDON WHEN YOU WANT I FLY, | |
| Posted by Ivorene Reece on 05.17.2016 | |
| Love and respect the message that capleton bring to the youths.He have a heart full of love and compassion.Universal love Rastafari! | |
| Posted by ShottaKenya on 05.19.2016 | |
| 18 tracks! this will be worth the wait big up the boys i used to bump pt1 with in nakuru kenya 5 years ago. |
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| Posted by tee on 05.25.2016 | |
| You are my best Alaine | |
| Posted by yasir taha on 07.02.2016 | |
| i like jazz music we dont have in sudan school i well be happy if you send to me how can play jazz | |
| Posted by Rene Zemog on 07.05.2016 | |
| I'm visiting Jamaica for the first time later this year. I know Beat street won't be the romantic imagen i had in my mind for as long as i remember, but i still want to stand there and feel the history. Could anyone please give me some pointers, record stores, places to see? I will appreciated it so much! |
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| Posted by Andrew on 07.13.2016 | |
| Ernest Ranglin brought Me here. | |
| Posted by Originator on 07.17.2016 | |
| Big Up same way......Jah Kno Protoje & Indiggnation set it...... | |
| Posted by mohamed rabti on 08.05.2016 | |
| musical man | |
| Posted by Bernard on 08.06.2016 | |
| Charlie you are the best. | |
| Posted by The Scientist on 08.19.2016 | |
| I have news for VP greed sleeves, The think they knows the law ,what a cheep shot. This goes to show the reggae community how they got slime ball princess jammys to lie in court and how this record company is willing to stoop as low as they can go to rob the artist by renaming works ,and miss credit the original artists ... Producers DON'T OWN COPY RIGHTS and they will soon learn the hard way ..... All this because they wanna rob the artist .. I wonder why they cant stop the release by the Russians if they owned the recordings as they claim ? There is a court Judgment against them and more is cumming, they keep shooting them selves in the mouth ... |
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| Posted by Gerry on 09.01.2016 | |
| Hey Alberto, I am glad that you got home safely .... and have good memories of Rototom 2016 .... it was nice to pass a little time with you in Valencia and Benicasim .... we have much in common ... thanks for the good wishes and I hope that Rototom 2017 will find us well! | |
| Posted by Alberto Nava on 09.01.2016 | |
| Hi, I'm Alberto from Italy, I meet you at the festival, I would like to say thank you for your very interesting report that bring me back to that good days! See you next year (JAH willing!...) Alberto. |
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| Posted by Ines AA on 09.02.2016 | |
| JAH bless! Greetings from Portugal! Love all Manjul work :) Love & respect |
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| Posted by Gerry on 09.05.2016 | |
| There was a fine big Showcase stage this year, with lots of good stuff thereon ... well reviewed on ROTOTOM's website under 'NEWS' ..... Enjoy. | |
| Posted by bruno on 09.05.2016 | |
| any memories about the showcase stage? | |
| Posted by Jackson on 09.11.2016 | |
| Johnny bigmouth. | |
| Posted by brenda simpson on 09.14.2016 | |
| PLEASE TELL ME THE DATES FOR 2017 ROTOTOM SUNSPLASH IN VALENCIA................. | |
| Posted by Gerry on 09.14.2016 | |
| The exact dates in August 2017 to be announced ...... | |
| Posted by Emeka Jamo on 10.08.2016 | |
| Nkulee i transfer the love i have for your dad to you.keep the music up. | |
| Posted by Richie on 10.09.2016 | |
| hello there, could you please tell me where one could buy his cd's...thanks | |
| Posted by Gary Pine on 10.19.2016 | |
| thanks to all for the Love you have shown my album bless | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 10.20.2016 | |
| This person is fascinating. I would love to work with him and help him release new poems | |
| Posted by Scholes Ixaq on 10.28.2016 | |
| Is Glen retired to sing? | |
| Posted by O'Neil Walker on 11.20.2016 | |
| It is strange, I have known Fill for a long time but never knew of his history at Studio 1. I can remember filling in for Robby in the In Crowd while he was on tour. | |
| Posted by franq on 11.21.2016 | |
| gyal you hotter dan de sun... lov de African King pliz giv us mo quin | |
| Posted by Caro on 11.26.2016 | |
| Oh les papas!!! Une de vos portraits représente la guerre des béquilles | |
| Posted by Gilson S. Santos on 12.03.2016 | |
| Greetings my friend! I don't speak English and I'm trying understanding the Luciano's song United States Of Africa. All I want you to do is To Write the lyrics, so that I can read and understand the fully message. May you help me? |
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| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 12.12.2016 | |
| Clinton tells stories with so much humanity and soul. Just like his songs. Lovely |
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| Posted by fabricio on 12.19.2016 | |
| Amaxing interview! thanks a lot for sharing these moments. Clinton is not just an amazing artists, but a very speacial wise man. Lots of thing to learn from him. | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 12.21.2016 | |
| Great artist, great guy | |
| Posted by calvin on 12.25.2016 | |
| Travor roper was a geneous singer.in one of his songs;pot of gold;he dances like a man possessed at a reggae sunsplash in 1983 in jamaica.RIP the legendary Roper | |
| Posted by Anonymus on 01.05.2017 | |
| Hipass filter things Quote " I m the only person who have this knowledge !!! Now there is a lot of people who use Hipass , and a man called Westfinga have this knowledge too ...check the page, he recreate the filter of King!! |
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| Posted by jesse martin on 02.28.2017 | |
| She's for real and does everything for me that rocks my world. | |
| Posted by DerDUDE on 03.09.2017 | |
| Hello United Reggae people, I did an online-Interview with Klaus Maack (Summerjam, Cologne) on my non-profit website. Can I use the foto you shot with him, with credit notes to the photograf oder your magazine? Best regards and keep on skankin' DerDUDE |
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| Posted by Joe Kapp on 03.09.2017 | |
| I'm a music and video producer, I have written two (2) songs for an artist just like Sanchez and would very much like to connect with the artist SANCHEZ. I understand he live's in Stone Mountain, Georgia; well that's good because I'm in Conyers, Georgia. Get back to me, peace. |
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| Posted by Mariam Salle on 03.23.2017 | |
| Your dad's music was not only fabulous but deep and insightful. His talent and message were larger than life and up till this day, I listen to him all the time. Sometimes, I ask God why he allowed those cheap, low life losers to take his life. But I believe he perfected his purpose on earth and its for the living to carry on. I wish you and your family the best and Congratulations! | |
| Posted by yasin on 04.18.2017 | |
| Sizzla for life. I love you | |
| Posted by Guillaume Bougard on 05.04.2017 | |
| Nice interview. Thanks |
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| Posted by David R on 05.22.2017 | |
| Great interview. Roger seems like a very aware, intelligent guy. I wish him luck and wish I could BE HIS BASS PLAYER/SINGER, lo. | |
| Posted by cigarshaped on 07.04.2017 | |
| We met our man Delroy in Harlesden High Street a week ago. If only I had known that the start of London Reggae took place in my town just at the time I was leaving Willesden High School. What a cool dude and so concerned for the next generation and their need for hope. Music may be an answer, and what better person to make it happen, right where Reggae started in UK. | |
| Posted by MrQuick on 07.11.2017 | |
| I have a copy of the original press and mix and the sound of it is not at all like what VP has released. VP's version is remastered with an huge emphasis on highs and is therefore very shrill and way too bright. The original press and sound is much more balanced and much less tiring to the ear. | |
| Posted by Brian Keyo on 07.13.2017 | |
| Lindon Pottinger didn't build his studio till 1967 and it was hardly used. He recorded at theaters and at RJR and JBC according to Roy Panton, Lord Tanamo and Winston Samuels. | |
| Posted by Jeana Morelli on 07.15.2017 | |
| Greetings Makeda Dread, It has been a very long time since we have seen each other. I think of you and Damana Li often and all the fun we used t.o have at Spanky's, etc. It was a special time for me and I will never forget you and many of the others. Do you ever see Dinka & Marianna? I know James and Brennan got married and was very happy to hear that-they are both good people. Myself, I am thriving here in Santa Barbara and still miss the Reggae scene. But life is good and I am thankful to be here with my family. Feliz is almost 27 years old and has been living .in San Francisco for over 3 years. She loves it there and I go up to spend "Christmas on the Bay" with her. I hope you are doing well and hope to hear back from you. With Love-Your Friend, Jeana Morelli (not on FB) | |
| Posted by John on 07.25.2017 | |
| Thank you. | |
| Posted by Jessica Baez on 08.01.2017 | |
| Presently two years and twelve issues later Irie Up is uncertainly suspending distribution. Logan Leather Jacket | |
| Posted by Kides on 08.02.2017 | |
| Fight Back!!! - Garnett Silk Feat. Richie Stephens Gave You Everything - Garnett Silk Seven Spanish Angels - Garnett Silk Rasta Impostor (Rmx) - Konshens Feat. Tarrus Riley, Sizzla, Darrio & Wrath Riley Antique Loving - Tarrus Riley |
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