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The 5th cut on the "Rumpus" riddim, by the legendary SIZZLA KALONJI.
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UROY - ATTENTION

From the album 'Radical' (A Compilation of Sizzla songs recorded for Xterminator  between 1992 and 2003. Includes rare and previously unreleased tracks)

Radical

Sizzla - Radical

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Lyrics:
For too long my people getting shut down
We'll tell them all that it's time to rise up now
And we can groove about it sometime in this life
Take me back to that home where I wanna stay
It don't matter take my rent take my bills away
And we can groove about it sometime in this life

I never took too much I always had enough
In the palm of my hand held on by a clutch
No rush nothing we can't touch
Safe to say we stayed in this place where we wanna stay
From our darkest days to the parks we played
We tried to make the best of what we could everyday
And that's enough for us to love no rush to judge
Or jump the gun who wants to run amuk
And all the people came down and back around
We keep our feet firmly planted on the solid ground
Another day another dollar trapped by the collar
Working class working so hard breaking backs for scholars
Another news flash same cycle
If this was all written down what's the title
And could it lead our generations to greatness
And give us understanding in life so we can make it

For too long my people getting shut down
We'll tell them all that it's time to rise up now
And we can groove about it sometime in this life
Take me back to that home where I wanna stay
It don't matter take my rent take my bills away
And we can groove about it sometime in this life

When our souls speak and when our eyes weep
Feeling of emotion to this life we're devoted
Like a shepherd and sheep debts deep as the sea
Always overcoming and bridging the gap in between
And on the same page only a few
Everyone's got their own books to choose
That's the reason for the seasons changing
Times keep rearranging keep the pages turning
From the modern to the ancient
Patience a virtue ya use it to break through
Chilling out and we all way out past curfew
And these books are over due
Seeking the same cycle to reach success
But what if theres nothing left

For too long my people getting shut down
We'll tell them all that it's time to rise up now
And we can groove about it sometime in this life
Take me back to that home where I wanna stay
It don't matter take my rent take my bills away
And we can groove about it sometime in this life

Groove

select tracks from the upcoming 40 track 2-CD set 'Gussie Presenting the Right Tracks'.  Click here for the full tracklist and to purchase the album: http://www.vpreggae.com/GUSSIE-PRESENTING-THE-RIGHT-TRACKS-p/vp2479.2.htm 

Gussie Presenting The Right Tracks

Leggo Beast - I Roy

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Track Listing
 
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02 One Way Ticket – Luciano 
03 Calling Africa – Queen Ifrica
04 Mama Africa – Buju Banton
05 Africa – Screwdriver
06 Africa – Tony Rebel
07 Africa – Natural Black
08 Africa Shall Be Free – Warrior King
09 Africa We Want To Go – Dennis Brown
10 Africa – Freddie McGregor
11 Africa, Here We Come – Morgan Heritage
12 Talking Africa – Beres Hammond
13 Africa Awaits – Tarrus Riley

 
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Dennis Brown & Big Youth "In His Own Way" (Gussie) 12"

DUBPLATES SPECIALS ON A NEW VERSION OF ROOTS ROCK REGGAE RIDDIM PRODUCED BY  DAMALISTIK FOR ROOTS SURVIVAL ...TRIBUTE TO THE KING OF REGGAE ROBERT NESTA  MARLEY (6 February 1945 – 11 May 1981) 

WITH ARTISTS LIKE :
ANTHONY B _ BRING BACK THE VIBES
LUCIANO _ ROOTS ROCK REGGAE
CAPLETON _ ANY CITY 
ASSASSIN AKA AGENT SASCO _ REBELLIOUS NATURE
SIZZLA _ DEM A WONDER / MOCHRIES AND PHRASES 
DADDY N HYPA / DUB MIX 


DRUMS BY SAM GILLY
BASS BY MANFRED SHERER
GUITARS BY DAMALISTIK AND BILL CASPER 
KEYS BY DAMALISTIK 
MIX BY D&H




ROOTS ROCK REGGAE RIDDIM DAMALISTIK ROOTS SURVIVAL DUBPLATES

Delroy Wilson - Because I'm black (Producer: Augustus "Gussie" Clarke )
Ken Boothe - Is It Because I'm black (Producer: Lloyd Charmers)
Mickey Dread - Proud to be black (Producer: Augustus "Gussie" Clarke )

Delroy Wilson - Ken Boothe - Mickey Dread - Is It Because I'm black

U-Roy - Money (with Horace Andy)

Blender brings this legacy to his new label, Island Splash Entertainment. Most of the songs on the Higher Heights Revolution album are self-produced and contain Blender’s stamp, conscious roots reggae music. 

The album’s tracks include Blender’s perspective on his five year hiatus from the recording studio ‘Bubbaru’ and is followed by ‘Hold On In Deh’, Blender’s salve for anyone who has faced adversity.  Blender doesn’t hold back on the truth in ‘When You Wrong You Wrong.’ In another track, ‘Conference Table’, his faith leads him to remind us that Jah should be involved in everything we do.  

The melody on this track takes you back to the times when true music lovers would adjust the base and treble up!  With the song ‘Ali Ali Ho’ Blender is singing a prayer, singing praises to Jah, “Onto thee oh Jah, we lift up our heads so we can get our daily bread. Without you oh father, we don’t know what would we do…when the tide gets high and there is no place to hide, under Jah wings we do abide.” The song ‘Lion Crown’ holds a special place in Bender’s heart, as he is accompanied by his daughter Isha, singing praises, saluting Jah with special drumming sequences geared to awaken the hearts of the listener.  Another combination song ‘Conserve’ with DJ Engee dadon, rounds out the album of 15 songs.     

Babbaru - Everton Blender

ARTIST: Bucky Jo 
TRACK: Man Ah Stepper 
LABEL: Ghetto Ninjas Records 
PROD BY: Michel Irie & Robert Lee

BUCKY JO - MAN AH STEPPER


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U-Roy - Money (with Horace Andy)

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