9 thoughts on “ Jah Son Of Africa - Various - Pure Reggae (CD) ”

1. Listen to your favorite songs from Jackpot Presents Roots People Music Vol.1 by Various artists Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, .

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2. Reggae Max: Sizzla: Jetstar Reggae Chartbusters, Vol. 2: Best of Sizzla: The Story Unfolds: VP Records Judgement Yard: 14 April Reggae Max: Sizzla Part II: 7 February Jetstar The Journey: The Very Best of Sizzla: 24 June Greensleeves Yaniko Roots Riddim: Jah Youth Elevation Riddim: Sizzla – Ghetto Youth.

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3. Label: Déclic Communication - • Format: 2x, CD • Country: France • Genre: Pop, Folk, World, & Country • Style: Reggae, Afrobeat, African. Sitemap. Various - Living In Oblivion (The 80s Greatest Hits - Volume 3), Ko-Mong - CxPxS* - Truth, Listen To The Morning Sunshine - Madder Lake - The Best Of Madder Lake, Oh Shit Thats The.

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4. A jammin' collection of reggae sounds from Africa. Liner notes in English and Français (the promo release however does not come with liner notes). Artists are, in order of appearance, from Côte d'Ivoire, Cape Verde/France, Burkina Faso, South Africa, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde/Portugal, Ghana, Guinea/Côte d'Ivoire, Côte d'Ivoire and Nigeria.4/5(1).

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5. Listen to your favorite songs from Roots People Music by Various artists Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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6. Jan 07,  · Carlos Djedje is considered by many to be the father of South African reggae. His style, although addressing local issues and aimed at local audiences, borrowed heavily from Jamaican reggae (Martin, ).

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8. Apr 27,  · South Africa's Lucky Dube is probably the best-known name on this list and was the first major reggae star to emerge from Africa. He was a prolific songwriter and an excellent performer, and you'd do well to pick up any of his CDs, but this excellent 2-disc compilation, released after Dube was killed in a random drive-by shooting near Johannesburg in and curated by the excellent Tom.

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9. I listen to the CD everyday. Maxi Priest is at his best on this track; Sizzla inspires me with his anthem "You got to be strong", Luciano as always comes through with lyrics of consciousness and peaceful delivery. I have never heard of Jah-Cure until I heard this CD, and I must admit that this is the signature son fron the Album "Longing For"/5(10).

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