REGGAE
1993
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Bitrate:: 256 kbps
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Começou sua carreira musical cedo e quando atingiu 12 anos, ele tornou-se membro do grupo "Bryon Lee e the Dragonaires". Uma visita ao Studio One, com a idade de 12 resultou em seus primeiros hits, os singles "No Man Is an Island" e "If I Follow My Heart". Em uma carreira que durou 3 décadas, Dennis trabalhou com muitos dos principais nomes do reggae, começando com Coxon Dodd no Studio One, passando a trabalhar com artistas e produtores, tais como Winston (Niney) Holness, Joe Gibbs, Derrick Harriott, Herman Chin - Loy, Sidney Crooks, Prince Buster, Randy, Phil Pratt e GG Ranglin entre outros como Clive Hunt e Willie Lindo, Errol Thompson, Sly & Robbie, Gussie Clarke, Tad Dawkins, Trevor Bow, Bunny Lee e Delroy Wright. Na década de 1990, Dennis trabalhou com astros como Junior Reid, Michael Bennett, e quem pode esquecer os lados lendário corte com Big Youth volta na década de 1970. Depois lançou o hit "Money in My Pocket" nas paradas pop da Inglaterra, durante o final dos anos 70, mudou-se para Londres e lá permaneceu por muitos anos. Isto resultou em muitos hits e um contrato com a A & M Records. Em 1994 ele foi indicado para um Grammy com o álbum "Light My Fire". Bob Marley certa vez declarou Dennis Brown como seu cantor favorito, e o apelidou de "O Príncipe do Reggae". Dennis Brown sofria por ter apenas um pulmão, morreu em 1 de julho de 1999 de complicações respiratórias por causa de uma pneumonia quando estava internado no Hospital Universitário de West Indies. Ele deixou uma esposa e 13 filhos. [Fonte: wikipedia]
He began his musical career early and when he reached 12, he became a member of the group "Bryon Lee and the Dragonaires." A visit to Studio One, at the age of 12 resulted in their first hits, the singles "No Man Is an Island" and "If I Follow My Heart." In a career that spanned three decades, Dennis has worked with many leading names in reggae, beginning with Coxon Dodd at Studio One, going to work with artists and producers such as Winston (Niney) Holness, Joe Gibbs, Derrick Harriott, Herman Chin - Loy, Sidney Crooks, Prince Buster, Randy, Phil Pratt and GG Ranglin and others like Clive Hunt and Willie Lindo, Errol Thompson, Sly & Robbie, Gussie Clarke, Tad Dawkins, Trevor Bow, Bunny Lee and Delroy Wright. In 1990, Dennis worked with stars such as Junior Reid, Michael Bennett, and who can forget the legendary court sides with Big Youth back in the 1970s. Then released the hit "Money in My Pocket" on the pop charts in England during the late '70s, he moved to London and remained there for many years. This resulted in many hits and a contract with A & M Records. In 1994 he was nominated for a Grammy with the album "Light My Fire". Bob Marley once said Dennis Brown as his favorite singer, and dubbed "The Prince of Reggae". Dennis Brown suffered from having only one lung, died on July 1, 1999 from respiratory complications due to pneumonia when he was admitted to the University Hospital of the West Indies. He left a wife and 13 children. [Source: wikipedia]
He began his musical career early and when he reached 12, he became a member of the group "Bryon Lee and the Dragonaires." A visit to Studio One, at the age of 12 resulted in their first hits, the singles "No Man Is an Island" and "If I Follow My Heart." In a career that spanned three decades, Dennis has worked with many leading names in reggae, beginning with Coxon Dodd at Studio One, going to work with artists and producers such as Winston (Niney) Holness, Joe Gibbs, Derrick Harriott, Herman Chin - Loy, Sidney Crooks, Prince Buster, Randy, Phil Pratt and GG Ranglin and others like Clive Hunt and Willie Lindo, Errol Thompson, Sly & Robbie, Gussie Clarke, Tad Dawkins, Trevor Bow, Bunny Lee and Delroy Wright. In 1990, Dennis worked with stars such as Junior Reid, Michael Bennett, and who can forget the legendary court sides with Big Youth back in the 1970s. Then released the hit "Money in My Pocket" on the pop charts in England during the late '70s, he moved to London and remained there for many years. This resulted in many hits and a contract with A & M Records. In 1994 he was nominated for a Grammy with the album "Light My Fire". Bob Marley once said Dennis Brown as his favorite singer, and dubbed "The Prince of Reggae". Dennis Brown suffered from having only one lung, died on July 1, 1999 from respiratory complications due to pneumonia when he was admitted to the University Hospital of the West Indies. He left a wife and 13 children. [Source: wikipedia]
Total Time: 31 min
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