Hi, I've the Trojan Roots Box Set for a while now, but there are 2 songs, I would like some info about.
The Sons Of Selassie - I A Man African and
Mr Bojangles - Ten Dread Commandments
I can't find any info on these artists, or songs or whatsoever. Who knows something about them?
song info
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Jah Titus
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Re: song info
Sons Of Selassie was like a Max Romeo alias when im recorded "I Man African" fi Niney The Observer.
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Jah Titus
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Re: song info
Nuh much more stuff know bout DJ Bojangles only "Natty Dread In A Dreamland" (pon Marcia Griffiths´ "Dreamland" version) included ina excellent compilation THE REGGAE TRAIN: MORE GREAT HITS FROM THE HIGH NOTE LABEL.
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Survival
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Re: song info
so you saying, max romeo = sons of selassie :O
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Jah Titus
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Re: song info
Yeah man!
Mi tink "I Man A African" is de only song dat Maxie recorded
under Sons Of Selassie alias.
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Mi tink "I Man A African" is de only song dat Maxie recorded
under Sons Of Selassie alias.
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Jah Titus
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Re: song info
Maybe Niney is on backing vocals but lead singer is Max Romeo as SON OF SELASSIE.
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Version Control
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Re: song info
If Bojangles is the DJ then he did the version to Culture's Two Sevens Clash repressed on Joe Gibbs 7".
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Bellyman
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Re: song info
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A quote from the liner notes:
"Bojangles was not a regular at High Note. He is actually better known for his work with Joe Gibbs where he cut 'Selassie I Cup' and 'Prophecy reveal' which was a version of Culture's 'Two Sevens Clash'. Culture probably brought him to High Note... Bojangles used to like horse racing and hung out at the race track."
A quote from the liner notes:
"Bojangles was not a regular at High Note. He is actually better known for his work with Joe Gibbs where he cut 'Selassie I Cup' and 'Prophecy reveal' which was a version of Culture's 'Two Sevens Clash'. Culture probably brought him to High Note... Bojangles used to like horse racing and hung out at the race track."
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Survival
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Re: song info
but the tuneJah Titus wrote:Yeah man!
Mi tink "I Man A African" is de only song dat Maxie recorded
under Sons Of Selassie alias.
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http://www.lastfm.pt/music/Max+Romeo/_/I+Man+A+African
is much different than the Trojan Roots Box.