Music thread - reggae legends

[1066familyman]

I'm after King Tubby's Special with U.Roy but having trouble finding it so far.

 

[1066familyman]

Ok, onto Pablo. Too many to chose from, but I particularly like this one.

[yt]4ke12PV-8ZU[/yt]

 

[Buzzer]

Great choice. I was looking at a bit of AP too. Can I be cheeky and have one from Mad Professor?

More a remixer and producer than an artist but his Massive Attack remix album is a work of art.

Couldn't find no protection so went for this one:

[yt]Go2C1c4BaAs[/yt]

Once saw Mad Professor at the Concorde. Couldn't come within 10 feet of the speakers. My stomach was literally churning.

 

[1066familyman]

Aha !, found it !

[yt]ybGg4I-8h7I[/yt]

 

[1066familyman]

Great choice. I was looking at a bit of AP too. Can I be cheeky and have one from Mad Professor?

More a remixer and producer than an artist but his Massive Attack remix album is a work of art.

Couldn't find no protection so went for this one:

[yt]Go2C1c4BaAs[/yt]

Take what you like from the Mad prof

I have many happy memories of listening to Dub Me Crazy Vol 7. Great series and art work to rival Prince Jammy's covers.

 

[1066familyman]

Edit my above post. I meant Scientists' LP covers rather than Jammy's.

 

[1066familyman]

Couldn't find anything form DMC vol 7, so here's the dub to Macka B's Unemployment Blues from the DMC Vol 8 album instead.

[yt]Rm3suPuGIh8[/yt]

 

[biggles]

old school
YouTube - Bunny Wailer - Rootsman Skankin
bunny

 

[1066familyman]

[yt]Dfm6_yWYnMk[/yt]

 

[1066familyman]

old school
YouTube - Bunny Wailer - Rootsman Skankin
bunny

 

[biggles]

thankyou , you like matisyahu ?

 

[1066familyman]

As Bunny wailer has come up, seems a good opportunity to put a up a good tune and point people towards one of the best reggae films ever made.

[yt]1u4zrG_GfG4[/yt]

 

[1066familyman]

thankyou , you like matisyahu ?

He's ok yes.

Anyone who knows the history behind rasta reggae won't find it particularly unusual to find an Orthodox Jew embracing the genre.

 

[biggles]

good god all these sound goooooooooood

 

[biggles]

He's ok yes.

Anyone who knows the history behind rasta reggae won't find it particularly unusual to find an Orthodox Jew embracing the genre.

rita marley?

 

[1066familyman]

rita marley?

Probably my favourite Rita Marley tune is Lion & The Lamb, but I'm having trouble finding it on youtube.

I've already posted some Marcia Griffiths, so I might as well get the complete I Threes set and put something up from Judy Mowatt.

Bear with me a minute.

 

[1066familyman]

Here's my fav Judy Mowatt. As I said before, I'm a sucker for any hint of Nyabinghi. If you listen well it will also help explain what I was saying about your man Matisyahu too.

[yt]IZhuAuQsxwU[/yt]

 

[1066familyman]

Yet again I've got carried away on a reggae thread and flooded it

I think I'd better bow out. So to try to tie in a few themes. As we've got onto the I Threes, I'll leave with one of Marley's sons.

I think this Damien Marley tune is a modern classic and it brings us back to the era of the original post by Buzzer.

[yt]FNnEuZglKrU[/yt]

 

[Don Tmatter]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M55bJtHF930
Still cant sus out how to embed
Sweet,Sweet voice RIP Bim

 

[Addick]

For Me the biggest impact that a Reggar album had on me was Two 7's Clash by Culture how I used to love that album...that was got me started on Reggae.