HAJAH - SKA DUB REGGAE

[bamber]

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More than thirty years have elapsed since the Tuff Gong's passing. Here he was in his Prime, but not at his best. Santa Barbarans are a strange audience for a Jamaican.

A time and place though.

[bamber]

How many more posts will I make in these threads before I either give up or get banned?

[eFestivals]

How many more posts will I make in these threads before I either give up or get banned?

I dunno. As things stand I'm quite happy for you to keep showing just how dreadful your tastes are.

[bamber]

I dunno. As things stand I'm quite happy for you to keep showing just how dreadful your tastes are.

Heh, in the morning they can sound dreadful, not always, but it certainly can happen. Thank you for the enduring leeway.

[LondonTom]

Heh, in the morning they can sound dreadful, not always, but it certainly can happen. Thank you for the enduring leeway.

i r disspointed wheres the video?

[bamber]

i r disspointed wheres the video?

OK, you all clearly want clips . Here is one from the deep old school.

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Reggae's Bohemian Rhapsody....

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdDDrmCm5SQ&feature=related

[5co77ie]

OK, you all clearly want clips . Here is one from the deep old school.

Why has that got a Hawkwind image?

[bamber]

Why has that got a Hawkwind image?

I have no idea whatsoever. That is a tune though. IMHO~

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Ha, He, Heah. Chocolate on my T-shirt. Time to revive this. Reggae, Rock Steady, Jamaica, best music in the world. Singers and players...............

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http://youtu.be/BVbd2jFDLNU

[bamber]

I'm back in the Caribbean on December 1st, can't wait. For those of you so inclined here's some more reggae, and there is always more reggae, it is a truly bottomless pit. If you have 3:24 minutes of your life to spare, sit back and enjoy. If you don't, then shame on you.

[bamber]

Lauryn Hill, Fugees. Killing me Softly, Reggae style. Love it like Vondelpark on a summer's day!

[eFestivals]

hey Bamber, you clearly need wise-ing up to some decent roots .... so I give you Jashwha Moses

[jimmyt]

hey Bamber, you clearly need wise-ing up to some decent roots .... so I give you Jashwha Moses

Love that! Neil, can you start a campaign to get Jashwha to Boomtown next year, please? Edited October 25, 2013 by jimmyt

[bamber]

hey Bamber, you clearly need wise-ing up to some decent roots .... so I give you Jashwha Moses

I prefer the original

You have to acknowledge the similarity?

[bamber]

He He, can you show this?

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Oh, and Lee Perry (78, born 1936) played my home town a week last Sunday. Never thought I'd see the day such a thing would happen. A true force of nature and unarguably, simply, one of the most important musicians of all time.

[bamber]

A work of Genius.

[eFestivals]

Love that! Neil, can you start a campaign to get Jashwha to Boomtown next year, please?

I suggested him to the Boomtown guys for this year when I went and had a chat with them around this time last year, but they didn't show any interest - which is a bit sad, as Jashwha is from Bristol and so are Boomtown.

But if you like that track I suggest getting hold of his two albums (the other is under the name 'Joshua' and not 'Jashwha') as they're both very good.

Edited October 31, 2013 by eFestivals