TAKE A LISTEN TO THE SOLID CATALOGUE OF THE GONGZILLA HIMSELF! JUNIOR GONG!

DAMIAN MARLEY-SOUNDS OF THE GONG MIX

Super Cat Don Dadda - Mixtape

Tracklist:
1. Who I Am (Dubplate)
2. Who I Am 
3. Run Di Place
4. The More Them Try
5. Cherish No Wrong
6. Chosen People Feat. Yami Bolo
7. Mi Deh Yah
8. Weh Dem Feel Like
9. Number One (Dubplate)
10. Gwaan Fight Dem
11. Praises To The King
12. Ghetto Youth Fi Big Feat. Josie Mel
13. Ghetto Yutes 
14. Too Warsome 
15. Murderation 
16. Don't Dis The Trinity
17. Can't Sleep Ah Night
18. Mankind 
19. Stand Tall 
20. Steep Mountain 
21. Easy Take It Easy (Dubplate)
22. Mashing Up The Earth
23. Never Want The Youth Dem Die
24. Never Want To See (Dubplate)
25. Blue Mountain Peak
26. Search Fi A Find
27. Liberation
28. As The Hours Pass By 
29. Danger Zone
30. Raggy Road
31. That Day Will Come
32. Ton Load
33. Weed Man
34. Acres 
35. Invasion
36. Behold Feat. Morgan Heritage
37. Salvation 
38. Rightousness
39. Things You Do
40. Say What They Wanna Say 
41. One Day Rude Boy Feat. Anthony Malvo
42. Put Down That Weapon Feat. Yami Bolo
43. Caan Tan Yah
44. What You Gonna Do
45. Bun Babylon Feat. Luciano
46. Hold Up Your Arms Feat. Kabaka Pyramid
47. Babylon A Use Dem Brain Feat. Sizzla
48. Love Mama
49. Right Now
50. Rock Stone
51. Wah Dem Ah Do
52. Jah Jah City
53. Malmö City Malmö Town (Dubplate)

Artist Driven Vol. 30 - Capleton 'Inna Reggae Style'

Delroy "Junior" Reid (born 6 June 1963) is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall musician, best known for the songs "One Blood" and "This Is Why I'm Hot", as well as being the lead vocalist for Black Uhuru on three albums Brutal, Positive and Black Uhuru Live in New York.
Reid was born in the Kingston, Jamaica, and had a tough upbringing in the city's Waterhouse district, notorious for being one of the most dangerous places in Jamaica.[1] It was there in the politically turbulent late '70s that he recorded his first-ever single "Speak the Truth" at the age of 13 for the late Hugh Mundell, released in Jamaica on Augustus Pablo's Rockers International label, and popular as an import single in the United Kingdom.[2] UK label Greensleeves Records followed this with "Know Myself" in 1981.[1] He then went on to form his own band, the Voice of Progress, and after a local hit with "Mini-Bus Driver" the group scored local success with an album of the same name.

By the early '80s, commissioned by the great Sugar Minott to record a number of tunes on Minott's Youth Promotion label, enjoying considerable popularity with tracks such as "Human Nature" (produced by Junior Reid), "A1 Lover" (produced by Sugar Minnott), and the evergreen "Foreign Mind", an uplifting and proud statement which became an anthem to the ghetto youth whom Reid increasingly championed. Junior Reid transferred his talents to King Jammy's studio on St. Lucia Road where his fast-growing success rose yet another notch. "Boom Shacka Lacka" was his first UK hit and led to another exceptional album. After a number of fine singles – which included "Youthman", "Bank Clerk", "Sufferation", "Give Thanks and Praises" and "Higgler Move". Reid then launched his label "Jr Productions" with his first single "Settle Down" by Barrington Levy. His opportunity to then reach a wider international audience came with the offer to be the lead singer in Black Uhuru. Always a strong follower of Black Uhuru, and with a similar vocal style, Reid took the group to another level. Three of the singles he did with Black Uhuru "Pain", "Nah Get Rich and Switch", and "Let us Pray" were released on Junior Reid's label JR Productions. The collaboration on his first Black Uhuru album, the Grammy-nominated Brutal, in 1986, was well received by all and during the time he was with Black Uhuru they toured Europe, the UK, The USA, Canada and Bermuda. Two years and three albums later, Junior's interest to produce material for himself, and desire to regain his domestic popularity, drove him into the solo arena and into his own studio (One Blood Recording Studio), as well as focusing on his own label JR Productions.[1] Reid had a number 21 hit in the UK in 1988 with the collaboration with Coldcut, "Stop This Crazy Thing".[1] He had an even bigger hit in 1990, with "I'm Free", recorded with The Soup Dragons, reaching number 5.[1] Meanwhile, 1989's "One Blood" saw him re-established at the forefront of the reggae scene.[1] "One Blood" became an anthem for unity in America and around the world. According to Rolling Stone magazine (May 7, 2013), the lyrics of "One Blood" were the source of the album title for Vampire Weekend's third release,

Jr Reid - Best Of Junior Reid - Roots Reggae - Justice Sound

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Live At Aces 1982 Feat Eek A Mouse, Burro Banton, Toyan, YellowMan, Fathead, Little John

Tony Tuff, Horace Andy, Michael Prophet and Cornell Campbell barry brown many more artist

roots rub a dub growingminds sounds mix

strictly rockers music from the 70s artist like dean stone. bobby melody.freddy mckay. junior ross. andell forgie. uniques. enos mcleod.the royals . barry heptone. ferris thomas. and many more artist

strictly rockers reggae 70s growingminds sounds

Soundvalley Movement presents:
Solid Foundation - A Studio One Selection

1. Righteous Flames - Solid Foundation 
2. Burning Spear - He Prayed 
3. Dennis Alcapone - Joe Frazier 
4. Dennis Brown - Created By The Fahter
5. Horace Andy - Every Tongue Shall Tell 
6. Johnny Osbourne - Truth & Rights
7. Al Campbell - Take A Ride 
8. Lone Ranger - Automatic 
9. Judah Safari Eskender - Danger In Your Eyes 
10. Michigan & Smiley - Eye Of Danger
11. Sugar Minnt - Give Me Jah Jah 
12. Alton Ellis - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
13. The Heptones - I´ve Got The Handle 
14. The Heptones - Heptones Gonna Fight 
15. Freddie McGregor - Come Now Sister 
16. Sugar Minott - Hang On Natty 
17. The Heptones - Get In The Groove 
18. Freddie McGregor - Bandulu
19. Alberto Tomlinson - Don´t Wait For Me 
20. Alton Ellis - Let Him Try 
21. The Cables - Baby Why 
22. The Eternals - Stars
23. The Eternals - Queen Of The Minstrels 
24. Prince Jazzbo - Minstrel
25. Sugar Minott - Come On Home 
26. Delroy Wilson - I Don´t Know Why 
27. Jennifer Lara - Consider Me 
28. Johnny Osbourne - Jah Promise 
29. Chosen Few - Don´t Break Your Promise 
30. Ernest Wilson - Undying Love
31. Freddie McGregor - Wine Of Violence 
32. Sugar Minott - Vanity 
33. Michigan & Smiley - Rub A Dub Style 
34. Brigadier Jerry - Ram Dance Master 
35. Alton Ellis - I´m Just A Guy 
36. Marcia Griffiths - Melody Life 
37. Sugar Minott - Is It True 
38. Freddie McGregor & Jennifer Lara - Too Long Will Be Too Late
39. Carlton & The Shoes - Love Me Forever
40. Alexander Henry - Please Be True 
41. Johnny Osbourne - Sing Jah Stylee
42. Lone Ranger - Fish Tea
43. Lone Ranger - Love Bump 
44. Slim Smith - Rougher Yet
45. Hortense Ellis - Sitting In The Park
46. Cecile Campbell - Whisper To Me
47. Marcia Griffiths - Mark My World 
48. Marcia Griffiths - Tell Me Now
49. Anthony Rocky Ellis - I´m The Ruler 
50. Ken Boothe - Moving Away
51. Bob Andy - Too Experience 
52. Carlton & The Shoes - Me & You 
53. Bob Andy & Marcia Griffith - Really Together 
54. The Heptones - Party Time 
55. The Heptones - Pretty Looks Isn´t All
56. Sugar Minott - Never Give Up 
57. Michigan & Smiley - Compliment To Studio One 
58. Bob Andy - Going Home 
59. The Heptones - How Can I Leave 

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Artwork by Julian Gertenbach
Mastering by MP Ruffcut

A Studio One Selection

Solid Foundation - A Studio One Selection [Soundvalley Movement]

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