Clinton Fearon - Poor Nana

Clinton Fearon's song from his first solo album "Disturb The Devil"
This track has been remastered in the best of "Soon Come"
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/brother-music/id925512549?i=925512557

Full original album available on Itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/disturb-the-devil/id194779944 

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Disturb The Devil

Brother Music

Clinton Fearon - Richman Poorman

From the album "What A System".
Written and composed by Clinton Fearon. 
(c) and (p) 1999 Boogie Brown Productions

Song available on Itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/what-a-system/id952119482?i=952119488
Full album too https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/what-a-system/id952119482

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What A System

From the album "Mi Deh Yah"
Written and composed by Clinton Fearon. 
(c) and (p) 2010 Boogie Brown Productions

Song available on Itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/what-a-world/id899417625?i=899417749
Full album too https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/what-a-world/id899417625?i=899417749

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Mi Deh Yah

What A World

Clinton Fearon - Working for the Man

Mr Richman feat. Max Romeo

Foundation Rockers

No Burial

Michael Rose (Twilight Circus Prod) No Burial

Christos DC's highly anticipated fourth album release "Tessera" mines the deepest wells of reggae's talent pools, while highlighting a diverse range of styles. 
 
Christos leads this powerful anthemic collaboration entitled "Communion" with Harrison Stafford, the voice of Groundation, and Kenyatta Hill, son of the legendary Joseph Hill of Culture. "Communion of the mind, it's a union of the heart," Christos sings.  It is in this spirit that he continues to offer Honest Music.

COMMUNION Harrison Stafford, Kenyatta Hill
(C. Vrenios, A. Hill, H. Stafford)

Communion of the mind 
Is a union of the heart (straight love inna mi thought)
Communion of the mind (we deh tell dem long time)
Is a union of the heart

Kenyatta Hill:
Babylon keep calm, don't make the Rasta turned the heat on
Poor people cyan tek di system we a gwaan .. 
can't find no food so di youth a bust corn corn corn
Yo Missa man in a your jacket and tie
don't want to see the poor man them strive
You are a rip and you a rob and you a sell Samfy
oh what a pity, reggae music lock down the whole damn city. 
Babylon can't take it they must be Sicky sicky 
Di bass line hold dem like the sticky icky icky. Are you listening?

Communion of the mind (we a tell dem long time)
Is a union of the heart (straight love inna mi thought)

Harrison Stafford:
Me and the music we've reached a Heartical thought 
Protecting creation from all of the wickedness that Babylon brought
Great king Selassie made a speech on to the nation 
rejecting war and segregation, it will be world communion without exception
All Jah people throw out thy evil. All Jah people throw out thy evil, in this

Communion of the mind (we a tell dem long time)
Is a union of the heart (straight love inna mi thought)

Social need in media, fed by propaganda and social economical hysteria. And everything you run down pon, can get jump out of hand.. everything you run down pon, do you understand?


Vocals: Christos DC, Kenyatta Hill & Harrison Stafford,  
Drums & Percussion: Joslyn "Speckle" McKenzie
Bass: Pierre Stone 
Guitar: Christos DC & Eduardo G.
Keys: Darryl “Trane” Burke, Earl “Mitch” Michelin
Sax: Megan Nortrup
Trombone: Paul Hamilton III

recorded at Honest Music Studio by D. Burke & C. Vrenios
mixed & mastered by Laurent “Tippy I” Alfred at Aqua Sounds Studio, STX

Honest Music © 2017

Tessera

Communion

Communion feat. Harrison Stafford, Kenyatta Hill

Misty In Roots   Poor  Needy 12' By Marcos Sakner

Meta And The Cornerstones "My Beloved Africa featuring Damian..."

Jamaican Clinton Fearon is a reggae pioneer> He was a member of The Gladiators for 18 years playing bass, singing and writing songs in the shadow of band’s leader Albert Griffiths. In 87, Fearon started a solo career from Seattle. He released 11 of original songs and continue to spread his music live around the world.