No man´s Land Riddim (Cousins) Vinyl 2k4

George Nooks - This Time

Good Vibes

In tribute to Dennis Emannuel Brown who would have celebrated his 57th birthday on Feb 1st,  Here's a Phonix Music remix of his classic 'Let Me Love You' built around an acapella. As usual it's is 100% live.

Dennis Brown - Let Me Love You

Mikey Spice - try again

Terry Linen- Love You Baby

Tony Curtis - Again

Holy shift

Garnett Silk - What Do You Say?

Best of Friends

We a Gangster

This track is from the album Gems from Glen Washington and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/glenwashington

No Part Time Loving

Mikey Spice ~ Don't Change Your Mind ~ Da Drama Riddim (Cyclone Music Group) (c) (p) 2013

Artist Biography by AllMusic

D.O.B 1955, May Pen, Clarendon, Jamaica, West Indies. Washington has been involved in the Jamaican music industry since the early 70s. He was taught to play drums in a band named Stepping Stone by Joseph Hill of Culture. Hill sang lead vocals with the band until a disagreement with the hotel management where the band was playing resulted in Washington filling the role. Washington’s connection with Hill resulted in a recording session at Joe Gibbs studio and the release of his vocal debut, ‘Rockers No Crackers’. Following the singing venture Washington returned to playing drums for Culture in session for the controversial Africa Stand Alone. The album met with mixed reviews and the drummer moved on, finding work on the North Coast where he performed at a hotel where Stevie Wonder was a guest. The Motown Records legend jammed with Washington and his band and in 1982 encouraged the singer to emigrate to the USA. Washington subsequently settled in Detroit and retired for a five-year period. When Leroy Sibbles of the Heptones toured the USA he sought out Washington in Detroit to play drums at a concert in the city. Following the performance Sibbles invited Washington to Canada where he played with his band and joined the Sattalites. After leaving the Sattalites Washington played drums for Shinehead in New York and embarked on an international touring schedule. Following his global jaunt Washington set up his own record label and released ‘Feel The Vibes’, which proved a minor hit in New York. The single led to various recording sessions including his overdue breakthrough at Coxsone Dodd’s other Studio One Recording studio based in Brooklyn. The Studio One success led to sessions in Jamaica with Lloyd Campbell who produced Get Next To Me. His success led to a glut of releases, including ‘Can’t Keep A Good Man Down’, ‘Careless Minded People’, ‘Breaking Up’, ‘The Love Of God’ and ‘Open Your Eyes’.



Good Vibes

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