Just Curiosity, What's On Your Turntable/CD-Media player?

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[Chris]

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[super ape]

ah who seh? go-deh!
by the 4th street orchestra

[DUDLEY 1NE]

No dread can't dead & moving away / jah stitch.

[Bellyman]

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Which not only brings Bellyman back into action (greetings to each and everyone, brethren and sistren, Roots- and other-man) but which also is THE ONE AND ONLY record that I-man will need on the lonely lonely island.

This is what reggae music is all about. Forget all the senseless arguing about Lovers/Roots, Roots Lovers, Lovers Rock, Roots music, rasta music andonandonandon...

Essentially all of that there is can be found on this album. Stories of day-to-day living, struggle, happiness, love & emotions. Backed by some of THE most crucial musicians ever contributing classic riddims from the Channel One studio.

Put all this in the right time connection, being from 1978, a time when Jamaica was suffering heavily from economics and world wide corruption upon the land.

Gregory Isaacs' most convincing and classic record imho. And yes, I must admit I am addicted to this album and to Gregory's music for more than 30 years now.

Playing it on and on until I die. Keep skanking everyone.

Niceness a shine.

[ACEtone]

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[Dubs_West]

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[super ape]

i roy- hell and sorrow

[flashman]

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