Freddie Mcgregor
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DontHaffDread
Freddie Mcgregor
Can anybody please recommend me some goods vibes by Freddie Mcgregor. Respect massive.
One love.
One love.
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arize_rootsman
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Re: Freddie Mcgregor
come on over
early days
big ship
across the border
are his best albums that i have heard ive actually heard em all but those are a must for any freddie mcgregor fan.
early days
big ship
across the border
are his best albums that i have heard ive actually heard em all but those are a must for any freddie mcgregor fan.
RastaFari
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benjamin
Re: Freddie Mcgregor
Don't forget to listen to Bobby Bobylon, the Studio One album, a great soul roots classic.
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arize_rootsman
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Re: Freddie Mcgregor
mostly everything thats good in reggae all comes from channel one studio. studio 1 always sounds kinda rocksteady all the time.
RastaFari
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Titus-I
Re: Freddie Mcgregor
Don´t forget the Heartbeat compilation "Zion Chant" where yu can find gems like "The Overseer", "Walls of Jericho", "Chant It Down", "Rastaman Camp" or the version of Little Roy´s "Jah Count On I".
Dis compilation is based in the albums "Mr. McGregor" and "Showcase" produced by Niney in 1979-1980. Seventeen tracks with Roots & Culture feeling but five lovers themes.
Dis compilation is based in the albums "Mr. McGregor" and "Showcase" produced by Niney in 1979-1980. Seventeen tracks with Roots & Culture feeling but five lovers themes.
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arize_rootsman
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Ites
Re: Freddie Mcgregor
As mentioned I think Zion Chant for Niney would be a good start for solid McGregor material, and of course Bobby Babylon, both on CD
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Pamela Brooke
Re: Freddie Mcgregor
Good selection of Freddie on Napster - am I allowed to recommend them on here? Unfortunately they don't have the album I want - probably considered naff now, from 1987, "Freddie McGregor", but it has good memories for me ... anyone?
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aM1eL
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Re: Freddie Mcgregor
I've always loved Freddie McGregor's "Go Away Pretty Woman" from his "All In The Same Boat" Album.
Other personal favorites from him are:
* "Can't Get You Out Of My Mind" - Album: Across the Border
* "Rootsman Skanking" and "Stop Loving You" - Album: Big Ship
* And he actually did a reggae cover of The Police's "Rehumanize Yourself" in the "Reggatta Mondata" reggae tribute album to the band. It's an interesting listen actually.
But like I said, those are personal favorites. From such a brilliant artist as he is, I'm pretty sure you'll find a handful more tracks that you'll love from him once you begin to sample more of his works. Have fun and keep the good vibes flowing!
Cool Runnings!!!
Other personal favorites from him are:
* "Can't Get You Out Of My Mind" - Album: Across the Border
* "Rootsman Skanking" and "Stop Loving You" - Album: Big Ship
* And he actually did a reggae cover of The Police's "Rehumanize Yourself" in the "Reggatta Mondata" reggae tribute album to the band. It's an interesting listen actually.
But like I said, those are personal favorites. From such a brilliant artist as he is, I'm pretty sure you'll find a handful more tracks that you'll love from him once you begin to sample more of his works. Have fun and keep the good vibes flowing!
Cool Runnings!!!
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"Overcome The Devils With A Thing Called LOVE!"
~ Robert Nesta Marley ~
"Overcome The Devils With A Thing Called LOVE!"
~ Robert Nesta Marley ~
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DontHaffDread
Re: Freddie Mcgregor
Thanks for all the responses, I really like the Zion chant album respect. One other question is "push comes to shove" and original cut by Mcgregor or it was originally done by somebody else.
respect to roots and culture.
respect to roots and culture.