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Revolution People Music | List Price | $37.99 (You save $6.54) | | Category | Reggae Albums, Reggae/Ska/Calypso CDs | | Label | P-Vine | | Orig Year | 2006 | | CD Universe Part number | 7117537 | | Catalog number | 72805 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 08, 2006 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
Lord Byron D Revolution People Songs | 1. | DeClaration of Love |
| 2. | DeClaration of Dub |
| 3. | Revolution People |
| 4. | Children of the World |
| 5. | Never Never |
| 6. | Looking in Your Eyes |
| 7. | Looking in Your Dub |
| 8. | Little Children |
| 9. | Ella Me Dice |
| 10. | Rebel Song |
| 11. | Coconut Milk |
| 12. | Woman Like You |
| 13. | Reason for the Tree |
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The 2003 Deluxe Edition of THE HARDER THEY COME includes a bonus CD of early reggae tracks recorded between 1968 & 1972, rare photos and original artwork.
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The soundtrack to the groundbreaking film about Jamaican subcultures, this superb selection is also a synthesis of late 60s and early 70s reggae. Recordings by Jimmy Cliff, the movie's star, form the album's core and his contributions, notably 'Many Rivers To Cross', show his understated power to great ...
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After spending 12 years as a member of Bob Marley's Wailers, Peter Tosh was eager to break free from the shadow of the legendary frontman. In 1976, he released LEGALIZE IT, still one of the most significant albums in the history of reggae. The title track expresses one of Tosh's many political causes, justifying the legalization of marijuana as a remedy for various medical ailments. "Burial" is one of several tracks that features the talents of the Wailers' stand-out lead guitarist, Al Anderson.
Tosh adds his own seasoning to the reggae pot as he incorporates keyboards in "Whatcha Gonna Do" and synthesizers and sound effects on "Igziabeher." "Ketchy Shuby," a sing-along about fooling around, features the background vocal talents of Rita Marley, Bunny Wailer, and Judy Mowatt. Tosh's life ended too early, and LEGALIZE IT is the strongest testament to his legacy. Take a listen, and share the spirit of his genius.
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King Sunny Ade & His African Beats: Sunny Ade (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Jacob Ajakaye, Segun Shokumbi, Niyi Falaye, Femi Owomoyela, Mattew Olojede, Tunde Demiola (vocals); John Okeumeu, Bob Ohiri, Segun Ilori (guitar); Demola Adepoju (steel guitar); Martin Meissonier (keyboards); Jelili Lawal (bass); Mofes Acambi (drums); Shina Abiodun (congas); Adeyemi Adisa (bongos); Alhaji Timmy Olaitan, Rasaki Alakodun, Jomoh Gbadamosi ...
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A collection of Horace Andy's cuts with producer Tapper Zukie, the great Natty Dread a Weh She Want finds the haunting singer at a time when dancehall was overtaking roots music. Zukie's contribution to keeping the roots spirit alive during this time can't be understated. Besides Andy, he was cutting tracks with Beres Hammond, Dennis Brown, and many other waning roots superstars. Zukie's driving riddims were designed to compete with the dancehall upstarts, but he never put a rootsman in too slick surroundings and resisted cheese like it was the plague. Andy was between his heralded 1977 album In the Light and his now very in vogue early-'80s work with the Wackie's label. Looking back from 2006, it's hard to understand why this album fell through the cracks, since the title cut was a revolution at the time in Jamaica. Sometimes called "Pretty Young Girl," ...
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