Name: 08 Sativa by Gingermon
Duration: 3 min 44 s
Description: Gingermon

Funky 1970s style instrumental track featuring flute and guitar solos.

Lighthouse Road

Tim Boyce - Lighthouse Road

Letting Go

DubLife Muzik presents So Thankful Riddim

01 P-Dub - So Thankful
02 Mikey Jarrett - Sweet Music
03 Rupert Reid - We The People feat Johnny Walker
04 Rocksteady Levi - Abraham Bloodline
05 Roy Radics - Everything Is Everything
06 Predator Dub Assassins - Gratitude (instrumental)
07 Predator Dub Assassins - Thankful Dub



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(c) 2015 Dub By Design Music (ASCAP)

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01 P-Dub - So Thankful

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This is a song I first wrote and recorded 8 years ago, in celebration of George's 70th birthday. (He is now 78)The style of music is called Mento, which pre-dates what we know as Reggae and even Ska. It is more closely related to Calypso and is truly the "folk music" of Jamaica, sort of like what bluegrass is in America. Keep in mind that lyrically, I'm using some dialect/phrases common to the region and the style of music so there may be some words you don't understand. It is my tribute to the many great artists that were popular in Jamaica in the 50s and 60s, such as Harold Richardson, Count Lasher,  Count Sticky, Lord Tanamo and many others. 
For more information on Mento music, there is a great website here: http://www.mentomusic.com/index.htm

Bredda G
I met him in the summer of 78
for my destiny I was not late
for I-man was just a youth of 20
and I & I had just seen Bob Marley 
steppin lively inna ital vibration
the reggae riddim was rockin the nation
inna dis little club down inna Cleveland
I met this bredda by the name of George Gordon

we call him Bredda G
Bredda G Bredda G
you mek we feel irie

when I first step inna de place
I catch the vibe from the drum and bass
everyone there was going crazy
and the atmosphere was kinda hazy
I tell him say man I would like to jam
him say first you must go talk to that man
Papa D him say tek up your drum and come
And from that day on we were having fun - 	      thank you Bredda G

from Athens to Carolina
Nantucket Chicago and Canada
jammin with my big brother
going everywhere together
irie vibes wherever we go
rockers rule pon de radio
we were keeping the fiya burning
and to this day I'm still learning
 
say Bredda G him a go jump and skank it
say Bredda G him a go rock and come in deh
say Bredda G a go water pumpy
and den me say him a go knock pon de kete

see Bredda G him a go wine it up
see Bredda G him a go dip and go down deh
see Bredda G him a go wheel and turn
him mek it cool & deadly pon de tambourine

he is well known every where you go
same name as Lord Tanamo
from New York to his native land
he got his tambourine well in hand
footwork you would not believe
always got something up his sleeve
me say him smooth as a man can get
In all of 70 years him never miss a step yet

hey Bredda G    Yes I!   this your I-nIversary
Bredda G bredda G now - happy birthday
can not believe you're 70 (8)

hey bredda g - this your InIiversary
you still got that same lively step I see
hey my Bredda G it so good to be
by your side makin people feel irie
At this point in time what can I say 
than to honor his 78th birthday
so people come join with me
and we gonna big up our Bredda G  

say Bredda G him a go jump and prance
say Bredda G him a go rock and come in
say Bredda G a go water pumpy
and den me say him a go knock pon de kete

see Bredda G him a go wine it up now
see Bredda G him a go dip and go down deh
see Bredda G him a go wheel and turn
him mek it cool an deadly pon de tambourine
 
in dis ya one me tell dem hold him Joe
moon a shine pon de Natto Bay road
say the vibe it a go ital irie
to de man we tell him happy birthday

Bredda G

08 Sativa

Economist Michael Hudson continues his discussion of Super Imperialism: The Economic Strategy of American Empire with a focus on US monetary imperialism; President Trump’s demand for lower interest rates undercuts America’s requirement for foreign investment to fund its domestic and balance of payments deficit, increases the carry trade and turns IMF and World Bank policies on the US; analysis of US economic domination of the world from its position as the world’s largest creditor post-WWI; analysis of US economic domination of the world from its position as the world’s largest debtor after the 1971 close of America’s gold window; emergence of the dollar-debt standard; how war has bankrupted the US; the difference between imperialism and super imperialism; US bribes foreign governments; China’s banking system; China and Russia stockpile gold as the world breaks out of dollar domination.

Aired:  June 26, 2019

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De-Dollarizing the American Financial Empire - Dr. Michael Hudson, #408

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ANOTHER ONE W/ PDIZZY

The Audeze Podbay is proud to announce the inaugural episode of "Music for the Headphone People", a new podcast featuring music engineered and produced by KLOS DJ and creator of "The Session," Christian James Hand.

MFTHP 01

In this month's episode, Christian showcases more music that you've probably never heard from artists including Without Winter, Stella Soliel, Analog Saint, Moon In The Milk, Heretic, and Superbeautiful.

MFTHP 02

Tim Gandee, known affectionately to his fans as Gingermon, is a US reggae artist from Great Lakes region of Cleveland, OH. His passion for music and creativity have taken him from coast-to-coast playing key US music markets such as Los Angeles, Nashville, New Jersey, North Carolina, Florida, Puerto Rico, The Bahamas and Hawaii. This singer/songwriter’s following has grown in leaps and bounds since the release of his debut full length album, 2017’s self tilted “Gingermon”.

08 Sativa

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