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REVIEWS OF REGGAE VIDEO'S - ARCHIVE - PAGE 12 |
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GENTLEMAN - LEAVE US ALONE |
| German
based Reggae and Dancehall vocalist
Gentleman in a militant-style track,
chanting down the workers of iniquity and
the wolves in sheep's clothing that want to
turn Reggae Music into a Babylon thing.
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GENTLEMAN - RUNAWAY |
| He's
based in Germany and widely known throughout
Europe and in fact the whole world. And when
you've never heard of him, you will have no
excuse anymore to keep it that way.
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RICHIE SPICE - BLOOD AGAIN |
| Cool
and Dreadly contemporary Roots, with Richie
Spice using a combination of toasting and
singing to deliver another Rastaman Message
of Righteousness and Justice, another report
from the frontline on Jamaica where the true
face of Babylon is so much more visible than
in the so-called "first
world".
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BARRINGTON LEVY - HERE I COME
(LIVE, 1985) |
| Barrington
Levy can be called on of the ikons of Rub a
Dub: the predominant style of Reggae between
the late 1970's and the mid 1980's, when Rub
a Dub became Ragga, became Dancehall, became
what it is now.
In the time this live performance was
recorded, Rub a Dub was transformed into
Ragga. That's why you get both styles in the
same tune: the rough rhythm of Ragga
combined with the easy skank of the Rub a
Dub rhythm.
Enjoy!
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DRY 'N' HEAVY MEETS DEEDER - NEW
WAY, NEW LIFE (LIVE) |
| Japanese
band Dry & Heavy are known to produce a
crucial kind of DUB. Even the Great
Prince/King Jammy has mixed their music. But
DUB is predominantly a studio-music. So how
do Dry and Heavy sound live on stage? Wait
no longer, here is the answer.
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