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Reggae Music
This category is all about reggae that originated in the late 1960s in Jamaica evolving from the development of ska and rock steady but differentiated by its slow off-beat. Played on drums, horns and keyboards, its genres include skinhead reggae, Nyabhingi, Dub, Roots reggae, Rockers style, Sensi-beat, Sleng-Teng, Lovers rock, Ragga, Reggae fusion, Rumble and steppa.
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What is the name of song Sean paul sings in spanish on dutty rock?
The song is 'Hot Sexy Punky' or 'Hot Sexy Punkie'.For whatever reason, it is often spelled as both of these.
Ras Cardo was the man who while living in Trench Town was the chief creator and architect of what the world now knows and enjoys as Reggae and Reggae music. He has the only true history of what it was all about during those trench town days.
Since then he has written many books of truths about it, has lectured and educated the world about it, and continues to enlighten those who try to steal his creation and that of the trench town people. He was a mentor, brethren, and close friend to all who the world now knows as -reggae legends- himself included, and those who came from those early trench town days along with Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Joe Higgs, Junior Braithwaite and a host of others, both sung and unsung. He has written the first and only seminal book of reggae and its sung and unsung heroes. He has several published books and manuscripts to his credits. When one speaks of Reggae they speak of his creation. NO ONE ELSE ON THE PLANET CAN CLAIM HIS WORKS.
He is a spiritual rastaman, elder, and keeper of the ARK of truths of the reggae and Trench Town reggae covenant.
Ras Cardo created the music and genre to do good for the people especially the poor and disadvantaged in society. It is the spiritual muisc of the rastaman, but Reggae is more than the music message. it is the life and culture of a people. It is the works of Jah(God) for the people. He remains the living legend, pioneer, author, educator, spiritual rasta advisor, radiological expert, humanitarian, and advocate for all peoples including the trench town people. These reasons and more are why he created reggae.
He remains one of the leading force for truths in the medical sciences of radiology/radiography/radiological technology/diagnostic imaging sciences today. He has published books and articles to his credits. He also holds academic degrees including a doctorate in medical jurisprudence. Those who seek his consultations can reach him for service. He has volunteered his expertise online at www.Allexperts.com site helping people all over the world.
What is the element with symbol F?
Symbol: F
Number: 9
Group: 17
Period: 2
Block: P
Weight: 18.9984
It is a yellow-brown gas with a density of (0 °C, 101.325 kPa) 1.7 g/L
Why did Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez name him self daddy Yankee?
His stage name is derived from Puerto Rican slang: "Yankee" is someone tall, or a big shot in his field. Before getting big he had other names like King Daddy, El Jefe, The Big Boss and El Cangri. Today some people known to him call him these names.
Who sang there are more questions than answers?
Originally written and recorded by Bob marley, it was covered, and released as a single by Johnny Nash.
Did Bob Marley write It's Going to be Okay?
The repeated lyrics "Everything's going to be all right" appeared in the 1974 reggae song "No Woman No Cry" by Vincent Ford (later legally credited to Bob Marley), as performed by Bob Marley & the Wailers.
Bob Marley (1945-1981) was a famous Jamaican songwriter and performer.
* The song is credited to V. Ford, however there is no evidence that Vincent Ford penned the song. The credit was given by Marley out of respect, to provide income to Ford, and to avoid Marley's contractual obligations with Cayman music.
Who sings the reggae remake of Stuck on You?
Although my initial research would have indicated that the recorders of the version on the particular album I have on my hard drive is "CoLLie HeRb," a reggae group based out of Manila, Phillipines, gaining momentum in their reputation, further investigation into other samples of their music would suggest this may not be accurate, because the sounds do not seem to match, as well as the fact that they seem to focus primarily on covers, which is not what the album is comprised of.
So, I may still be looking for the answer to my question, but, in the process of trying to uncover the truth about it, I have stumbled upon other Reggae versions of this tune, among them, a lovely rendition by Eddie Lovette, and a hit that made it to #10 in the 80s on the British Pop charts by Trevor Walters. (Lionel Ritchie's version only ever made it to #30.)
Sanchez, a popular lover's rock/reggae recording artist from Kingston, Jamaica also did a upbeat version of this tune over the lively Boops Riddim.
Is there a reggae version of Downtown?
Yes there is and Im trying to find it myself. It was part of the "Sweets for my sweets" riddim done by reggae artist SuperCat
Send a request to follow you Twitter?
This is not possible, try asking the person with a tweet (to send a message directly to someone type @<twittername> before your tweet, however it will still be public, I think).
To request to follow someone with a private account, click on follow and a message will be sent to them to either accept or deny your request.
What typical reggae features are in buffalo soldier by bob Marley?
there is a rimshot in the begginning and a bass riff line as well
What are some good rock songs that have a reggae beat?
Eric Clapton does a rock version of "I Shot the Sheriff."
"Don't Pull Me Over" Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
"Dreadlock Holiday" 10cc
"Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'" Malino
"Nothing Breaks Like A Heart" The Pretenders
"Road Man" SmashMouth
"Hey, Now(Girls Just Wanna Have Fun)" Cyndi Lauper
"Watching The Detectives" Duran Duran
No. They have never met physically or face to face in body. Perhaps they’ve now met in heaven or spiritually. Mandela was still in prison when Marley died in 1981
What the name of capleton song so many years down inna Babylon?
It is called Moving On - it was released as a 7" single in 1998 on the African Star label
It was never released on an album though so you will have to find a copy of the 7" somewhere...
ps - it is on the same riddim as Dennis Brown "Have You Ever Been In Love"
What does pimpa's paradise mean?
An extremely attractive, promiscuous women, who is not meant to be in a relationship and will not be a relationship person.
