U.K. Stylee

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sean
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Post by sean »

i fully agre with titus..weve had enough and sign of the times are macka b best albums by a long long way. Nowadays, the message is good, but the riddims on his albums are no longer to my liking. Sounds like Lucianos backing band back macka b, macka b deserves a better backing setup i feel. Luciano is good by the way
Jah Titus
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Right Sean, Macka´s Message Raised For Iver!
Yu know dat sound stylee is so much times a evry epoch fashion matter. Example, nuff Modern Roots albums use include tunes really softish - r´n´b or so, yunno? Mi use enjoy often Luciano´s "Serve Jah". Dis album contains nuff Roots classic legacy.


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sean
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Post by sean »

true
now Luciano, i never heard a single word of anger or slackness from him, yet the backing riddims seem kinda mild to me, almost, in many songs, like soul or r n b music. But ROADBLOCK is a great , great, track with a heavy riddim too.Macka b too..soft riddims , shame cos in fact i prefer a bouncing roots riddim , but times change i guess.
Jah Titus
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Recovered fram mi shelvings now enjoying www.roots-archives.com/release/3551
YES-I! Truly Great Stuff ina UK Stylee Bredas


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Leswoodies
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Post by Leswoodies »

Yes Jah Titus,

Thoses 12" are really really tuff classics. Reggae from the UK but so rooots!

This tune from youtube is having a discussion now on B&F
http://www.bloodandfire.co.uk/db/viewto ... shashamane
It's a Ras Muffet dubplate sung by Sista Rasheda back from the early 80's. Don't know really more about it exepct that this tune create some heavy response from the crowd in the dances out there.
Some times ago, somebody tried to sell this tune as the original duplate on eBay, but the B&F community directly denounced the fraudery. This didn't prevent someone to buy it over 300£!!!!
Rasteddy
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Leswoodies wrote:Every roots fan from the jamaican period will feel the same viberations in this music: correct me if it's no right!

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=j99f1xqZTP0

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=fnaCCQwMzC8

Correct me if it isn't right!
(both tunes from 1981)
hehe, the second video is mine, great great session last summer in Belgium!! wish i was there again... check also Jah Shaka last summer in Dour festival (Belgium), wicked wicked... aaah summer
Mercy a gone and judgment a come!
Jason Allen
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Post by Jason Allen »

Matty-
I recently bought the "Watch How the People Dancing" comp of mid 80s British dancehall, It's actually quite good.
Noticed I've been listening to "I Wah Dub" by Blackbeard a lot lately, too.

Lastly, PABLO GAD is without question a top British artist that put out great vocal and dub material.
Jah Titus
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Leswoodies wrote:Yes Jah Titus,


It's a Ras Muffet dubplate sung by Sista Rasheda back from the early 80's. Don't know really more about it exepct that this tune create some heavy response from the crowd in the dances out there.
Some times ago, somebody tried to sell this tune as the original duplate on eBay, but the B&F community directly denounced the fraudery. This didn't prevent someone to buy it over 300£!!!!
Yeah Les! Mi know other blessed stuff by Sis Rasheda like "Hear My Cry" or "Hail H.I.M." but nuh rememba dis higher Holy Shashamane tune. Mi tink maybe neva heard it before

Right Jason! "I Wah Dub" holds gud tings although nuh a top album


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Funkyfred
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Wow, wicked stuff!
anbessa
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An absolut killer in UK style is Bagga's "Daughters of Zion", on a Matumbi 7
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