Blessed is His Most Excellent Name and Marvellous Doings. Yea Yea

Dj Rendazz - Irie Bliss Riddim 2021 Ft. Charly Black, Teejay, Mr Vegas, Kiprich..

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Reggae Singers

Victory

Boom Riddim Wednesday - Throwback - New Year Edition:
Land Lord Riddim - Re-Issue - produced by John John - 
mixed by Mountain Top Hi Powa - for JamaicanBass.com

Tracklist:
Luciano - By the Fathers Grace
George Nooks - These are the Things
Bounty Killer - Ghetto Dictionary
Capleton - Still ah Bun Dem
Sizzla Kalonji - Commandments
Richie Stephens - Penny for Your Thoughts

mixed by Jah Sake / Mountain Top Hi Powa in 2014 


Mountain Top - Land Lord RiddimMix

All The Beatz

MANGO SEED MUSIC: The crown prince of Reggae, Dennis Emanuel Brown was an inspiration to many younger Jamaica reggae artistes including singer TONY CURTIS from Jamaica’s premier harmony quartet LUST.  “HOW COULD I LIVE” written by Dwight Pinkney was recorded by D. Brown in the early 70’s at the legendary Studio One and remains one of ultimate reggae classic anthems of all times. As a tribute to the legacy of Dennis Brown, Tony Curtis covered “How Could I Live” at Truckback Records, produced by Steve Locke under the mentorship of Dwight Pinkney himself.  Released exclusively on VIBES & TIDES set one July 19, 2011 digitally. 
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HOW COULD I LIVE - Tony Curtis - Truckback Records

Jamaica 50th: Then & Now

So in Love

TRACKLIST

Agent Sasco, Freddie McGreggor - Too Long
Randy Valentine - Turn Up the Love
Romain Virgo - Trouble
Shawn Antoine - Love Is Easy
Clay - Stay for the Night
Rupee - I've Got You Girl
Torch - Bangarang
Exco Levi - Good Old Days
Irvin Ace Loctar - You Are My Lady
Stephanie Joseph - Give Me A Chance

Chancery Lane Riddim Mix ▶FEB 2018▶ Freddie Mcregory,Romain Virgo,Agent Sasco & More (Jambian Music)

Sting like a bee - dhm eclash 3rd round entry 

EXCLUSIVE

Admiral Tibet & Bounty Killer - I know why combination DUB

Produced by Richie Poo Music
Distributed by Vpal Music

PLAYLIST

Busy Signal - Hang On
Christopher Martin - Nice up the Party
Kim Nain - The One for Me
Geoffrey Star - Morning After
Kevyn Voicemail - Never Too Old to Learn
Nigma; Mr. G - Money Innocent
George P - Ready

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Sweet For My Sweet Riddim Mix (2020) Busy Signal,Christopher Martin,Geoffrey Star & More

Time & Prayer Riddim

Back On My Feet

BLACKSTARLINER ENTERTAINMENT And BLACKSTARLINER SOUNDS KENYA. His A MOBILE SOUND SYSTEM Based and Located KITENGELA In East Africa Kenya.Kimathi Marete a.k.a Selector Prince Is The C.E.O The Sound System.Wycliff a.k.a Mc Smart Bwoy Is Our Mc We Were Located At CLUB SMALL WORLD WATERS NAIROBI . Along Gaborone Rd Off River RD Opp.SAGRET HOTEL.

INFLUENCES- MARCUS GARVEY



MARCUS GAVERY BIO-

Marcus Garvey was born in St Ann's Bay, Jamaica on 17 August 1887, the youngest of 11 children. He inherited a keen interest in books from his father, a mason and made full use of the extensive family library. At the age of 14 he left school and became a printer's apprentice where he led a strike for higher wages. From 1910 to 1912, Garvey travelled in South and Central America and also visited London. He returned to Jamaica in 1914 and founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA). In 1916, Garvey moved to Harlem in New York where UNIA thrived. By now a formidable public speaker, Garvey spoke across America. He urged African-Americans to be proud of their race and return to Africa, their ancestral homeland and attracted thousands of supporters. To facilitate the return to Africa that he advocated, in 1919 Garvey founded the Black Star Line, to provide transportation to Africa, and the Negro Factories Corporation to encourage black economic independence. Garvey also unsuccessfully tried to persuade the government of Liberia in west Africa to grant land on which black people from America could settle. In 1922 Garvey was arrested for mail fraud in connection with the sale of stock in the Black Star Line, which had now failed. Although there were irregularities connected to the business, the prosecution was probably politically motivated, as Garvey's activities had attracted considerable government attention. Garvey was sent to prison and later deported to Jamaica. In 1935, he moved permanently to London where he died on 10 June 1940. In 1964, his body was returned to Jamaica where he was declared the country's first national hero.

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