INNA DE YARD - The Soul of Jamaica

REGGAE MUSIC

2017

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Total Time: 49 min

INNER CIRCLE - Da Bomb

REGGAE MUSIC

1997

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Total Time: 45 min

DENNIS BROWN - Victory Is Mine

ROOTS REGGAE

1991

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Dennis Emmanuel Brown foi um cantor de reggae jamaicano. Ao longo de sua carreira, gravou mais de 75 álbuns e foi um dos pioneiros do Lover rock, um sub-gênero do reggae. Começou sua carreira musical aos 12 anos de idade 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 declarou 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, aos 47 anos, de pneumonia. Durante o seu funeral, uma multidão de 10.000 pessoas passaram pelo caixão. Mais tarde, seus fãs assistiram a uma homenagem na arena nacional, que incluiu performances de Maxi Priest e Shaggy, bem como uma apresentação de seus cinco filhos. O Primeiro-ministro jamaicano Patterson liderou os elogios, enquanto Dennis Brown tornou-se o terceiro artista, depois de Bob Marley e Peter Tosh a ser enterrado como Herói Nacional. [fonte: wikipedia]

Dennis Emmanuel Brown was a Jamaican reggae singer. Throughout his career, he has recorded more than 75 albums and was one of the pioneers of Lover Rock, a sub-genre of reggae. He began his musical career at the age of 12 and when he was 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 his first hits, the singles "No Man Is an Island" and "If I Follow My Heart." In a career spanning three decades, Dennis has worked with many of the top names in reggae, starting with Coxon Dodd in Studio One, working 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 among others such as Clive Hunt and Willie Lindo, Errol Thompson, Sly & Robbie, Gussie Clarke, Tad Dawkins, Trevor Bow, Bunny Lee and Delroy Wright. In the 1990s, Dennis worked with stars like Junior Reid, Michael Bennett, and who can forget the legendary sides with Big Youth back in the 1970s. He then released the hit "Money in My Pocket" on pop charts in England during the late 1970s, moved to London and stayed 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 declared Brown as his favorite singer, nicknamed him "The Prince of Reggae." Dennis Brown suffered from only one lung, died on July 1, 1999, at age 47, of pneumonia. During his funeral, a crowd of 10,000 people passed through the coffin. Later, his fans attended a tribute at the national arena, which included performances by Maxi Priest and Shaggy, as well as a performance of their five children. Jamaican Prime Minister Patterson led the accolades, while Dennis Brown became the third artist, after Bob Marley and Peter Tosh to be buried as National Hero. [source: wikipedia]

Total Time: 39 min

WYCKYD - L'art De La Plume

REGGAE MUSIC

2017
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Total Time: 53 min

THE GROOVE REGGAE COLLECTION - The Groove Reggae Collection

REGGAE MUSIC

1979

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Total Time: 41 min

MEGA BANTON - First Position

REGGAE MUSIC

1994
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Williams nasceu em Kingston, Jamaica, em 1973. Inspirado pelos gostos de Burro Banton e Buju Banton, e com um estilo áspero similar de cantar, ele alcançou sucesso internacional no início de 1990, com singles como "First position "," Decision "," In Ninja, Buju in" e "Sound Boy Killing ", que trabalha com a equipe de preto Escorpião. Ele gravou um dueto com Smart Leroy (" Mr. Want All "), em 1994 polêmica com seu single "Money First", o qual ele foi acusado de incentivar as mulheres a uma vida de prostituição. Quando Garnett Silk morreu, Banton lançou o  single "Tribute to Garnett Silk", juntamente com sattalite. Em 1988, fez uma gravação com com Barrington Levy "She is mine". Em 1995, ele fez com uma  grande gravadora álbum de estréia com 1.000.000 Megwatts. [Fonte: Wikipedia]

Williams was born in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1973. Inspired by the likes of Buju Banton and Burro Banton, and with a similar rough singing style, he achieved international success in the early 1990s with singles such as "First position", "Decision" "in Ninja, Buju in" and "Sound Boy Killing", working with the team of black Scorpion. He recorded a duet with Smart Leroy ("Mr. Want All") in 1994 with his controversial single "Money First", which he was accused of encouraging women to a life of prostitution. When Garnett Silk died, Banton released the single "Tribute to Garnett Silk", along with sattalite. In 1988, he made a recording with Barrington Levy "She is mine." In 1995, he made a great debut album record with 1,000,000 Megwatts. [Source: Wikipedia]

Total Time: 55 min

INNER CIRCLE - Jamaika Me Crazy

REGGAE MUSIC

1999

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PUTUMAYO - Reggae Around The World

REGGAE MUSIC

1998
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Total Time: 56 min

DENNIS BROWN - Light My Fire

ROOTS REGGAE

1994

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Total Time: 54 min

CLINTON FEARON - Me An' Mi Guitar

ACOUSTIC REGGAE

2005

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Total Time: 47 min

PUTUMAYO - World Reggae [2004] REG;55

REGGAE MUSIC

2004
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Total Time: 55 min

MICHAEL PALMER - Ghetto Living

REGGAE MUSIC

1985
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Total Time: 29 min

BUNNY WAILER - Solomonic

REGGAE MUSIC

2016
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Total Time: 57 min

NATTALI RIZE - Rebel Frequency

REGGAE MUSIC

2017
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Total Time: 45 min

TIPPA IRIE - An England Story

REGGAE MUSIC

2008
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Total Time: 85 min

RITA MARLEY - Greatest Hits

REGGAE MUSIC

1993
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Rita nasceu no dia 25 de julho de 1946 em Santiago de Cuba. Filha de Leroy Anderson e Cynthia “Beda” Jarrett. Ela cresceu aos arredores de Beachwood Avenue[2] , localizada na cidade de Kingston, Jamaica. Rita foi criada por sua tia Viola em Greenwich Park Road[2] . Bob Marley era dos arredores de Trenchtown. Em meados dos anos sessenta, Rita conheceu Bob Marley após reunião com Peter Tosh. Depois se soube que ela era uma cantora, ela foi convidada para um teste para os Soulettes, mais tarde conhecido como o I Threes. O grupo incluiu Rita, seu primo Constantine "Dream" Walker, e Marlene "Precious" Giffordwas.[2] Bob se tornou o mentor do grupo e gerente e trabalhando juntos, ele e Rita se apaixonaram. Os dois se casaram em 11 de fevereiro de 1966. No entanto, a razão para o seu casamento foi dito ter sido uma maneira de tornar mais fácil para Rita de imigrar para os EUA. Bob deve ter decidido que não iria ficar mais la e ia viver nos EUA depois de uma visita com sua mãe em Delaware. Criada cristã, ela se envolveu no movimento Rastafari antes de testemunhar estigmas durante a visita de Haile Selassie à Jamaica em 21 de abril de 1966. Ela permanece, no entanto, um membro ativo da Igreja Ortodoxa da Etiópia. Após a morte de Marley, ela gravou alguns álbuns sob seu nome, sendo que alguns dos albums fizeram sucesso no Reino Unido. Em 1986, Rita tomou a decisão de transformar casa de Bob Marley no Museu Bob Marley. Ela é também a Fundadora e presidenta da Fundação Robert Marley, Bob Marley Trust, e o Bob Marley Grupo de Empresas. Ela fundou a Rita Marley Foundation em 2000. Ela também adotou 35 crianças na Etiópia e já atendeu mais de 200 crianças na Escola Metodista de Konkonuru, em Gana onde também assumiu o compromisso de impactar positivamente suas vidas. [Fonte: wikipedia]

Rita was born on July 25, 1946 in Santiago de Cuba. Daughter of Leroy Anderson and Cynthia "Beda" Jarrett. She grew up in surroundings of Beachwood Avenue [2], located in Kingston, Jamaica. Rita was raised by her aunt Viola in Greenwich Park Road [2]. Bob Marley was on the outskirts of Trenchtown. In the mid-sixties, Rita met Bob Marley after meeting with Peter Tosh. After it became known that she was a singer, she was invited to audition for the Soulettes, later known as the I Threes. The group included Rita, his cousin Constantine "Dream" Walker and Marlene "Precious" Giffordwas. [2] Bob became the group's mentor and manager and working together, he and Rita fell in love. The couple married on February 11, 1966. However, the reason for their wedding was said to have been a way to make it easier for Rita to immigrate to the US. Bob must have decided that it would not become her and was going to live in the United States after a visit with his mother in Delaware. Created Christian, she got involved in the Rastafari movement before testifying stigma during the visit of Haile Selassie to Jamaica on April 21, 1966. It remains, however, an active member of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. After the death of Marley, she recorded a few albums under his name, and some of the albums were hits in the UK. In 1986, Rita decided to transform Bob Marley's home in the Bob Marley Museum. She is also the founder and president of the Robert Marley Foundation, Bob Marley Trust, and the Bob Marley Group of Companies. She founded the Rita Marley Foundation in 2000. She also adopted 35 children in Ethiopia and has served more than 200 children in the Methodist School of Konkonuru in Ghana where he also made a commitment to positively impact their lives. [Source: wikipedia]

Total Time: 61 min

PUTUMAYO - The Best Of World Music - Reggae

REGGAE MUSIC
1994
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Total Time: 61 min

@@ U-ROY - The Best Of U Roy

REGGAE MUSIC

1976
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Total Time: 35 min

DON CARLOS AND GOLD - Them Never Know Natty Dread Have Him Credential

REGGAE MUSIC

1982
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Total Time: 33min

PUTUMAYO - Jamaica (Reggae Homeland)

REGGAE MUSIC

2001
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Total Time: 43 min