Name: MIND CONTROL feat JAKIM by Pasnbesa AKA Roots Monk in REGGAE JR - 2
Duration: 4 min 8 s
Description: Track No 7 from the album Conscious Is Dangerous

REGGAE JR - 2

Pasnbesa - Leave me alone

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Super-Sonic Jazz was the first album to be released on El Saturn Records, the label run by Sun Ra and his business partner Alton Abraham. Set up in 1955, they released their first singles, including a doo-wop group The Cosmic Rays and the Arkestra's Saturn, at the beginning of 1956, and had recorded the whole of their first album by the end of the year, to be released in March 1957. El Saturn is now considered, along with Charles Mingus and Max Roach’s Debut label and Harry Partch’s Gate 5 label, "one of the very first and most active artist-owned record labels." Often pressed in editions of 75 — sometimes as few as 20 were made for specific concerts — the records would be manufactured using local black businesses, and often put together in Abraham's own home.

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RAMBLE, A tribute to Rico Rodriguez
Here's a track we love and want to share with all of you.
We decide with some friends, during some studio session testing, to start working on some reggae classic covers.
We have recorded few tracks and here's the first finalized track which sound pretty cool, hope you'll enjoy it as we enjoy working on it.

Musicians:
Bass: Yomgui
Drums: Paname
Ryhtm Guitar: Mrick
Lead Guitar: Baptiste
Piano: Jerome
Orgue: Arnaud
Trombone: Valentin
Trumpet: Luidnel
Sax: Guillaume
Percussions: Louis
Mix/Master: Seb Wise
Production: Gimidisound

Thanks to all the musician who make that track possible, big up to High Reason, Essonnians & Tu Shung Peng families & big thanks to Seb (Wise studio) for the great mix & master work :)

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RICO's BIOGRAPHY:
Emmanuel "Rico" Rodriguez MBE (17 October 1934 – 4 September 2015), also known as Rico, Reco or El Reco, was a Cuban-born Jamaican ska and reggae trombonist. He recorded with producers such as Karl Pitterson, Prince Buster, and Lloyd Daley. He was known as one of the first ska musicians. Beginning in the 1960s, he worked with the Members, the Specials, Jools Holland, and Paul Young.

Rodriguez was born in Havana, Cuba, and at an early age moved with his family to Jamaica. He grew up there in Kingston, and was taught to play the trombone by his slightly older schoolmate Don Drummond at the Alpha Boys School. In the 1950s, Rodriguez became a Rastafarian and was closely associated musically to the rasta drummer Count Ossie.

In 1961, Rodriguez moved to the UK, where he joined live bands such as Georgie Fame's Blue Flames and started to play in reggae bands. Rodriguez also began recording with his own band, Rico's All Stars, and later formed the group Rico and the Rudies, recording the 1969 albums Blow Your Horn and Brixton Cat. In 1976, he recorded the album Man from Wareika under a contract with Island Records. In the late 1970s, he recorded a song called "Offshore Banking Business" with the Members and with the arrival of the 2 tone genre, he played with ska revival bands such as the Specials including their single "A Message to You, Rudy".

Rodriguez is mentioned in the Ian Dury and the Blockheads song "Reasons to Be Cheerful, Part 3". The song was released just months before Rico joined the Specials.

In 1982, he returned to Jamaica to retire from performing professionally; however, in 1987 he returned to tour with the Heart Beat Band, and between 1992 and 1995 he would also play with Jazz Jamaica, as well as with Linton Kwesi Johnson during this era.

In 1995, Island Records released the album Roots to the Bone, an updated version of Rodriguez's earlier work Man from Wareika. From 1996, among other engagements, he played with Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues Orchestra and also performed at various ska festivals throughout Europe with his own band. He retired from performing with Jools Holland in 2012.

Rodriguez in 2012
He was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2007 New Year Honours, for services to music. In October 2012, he was awarded the Silver Musgrave Medal by the Institute of Jamaica in recognition of his contribution to Jamaican music.

On 4 September 2015, following a short illness in a London hospital, Rodriguez died aged 80. A tribute to him by Youthsayers alongside Jerry Dammers was performed at the Lambeth Country Show in 2016 to a crowd of 80,000

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Rest in Peace big man Rico !!!

RAMBLE - Tribute to Rico Rodriguez

Baco Tape Vol.2 mixed by DJ Kash
01. Volodia - Freestyle Baco
02. Mista Savona presents Havana Meets Kingston feat. Solis & Randy Valentine - Carnival
03. Mista Savona presents Havana Meets Kingston feat. Lutan Fyah, I-Maali, Brenda Navarrete & France Nooks - Heart Of A Lion
04. Danakil Meets Ondubground - Echosysdub
05. Mista Savona presents Havana Meets Kingston feat. France Nooks & Prince Alla - Dub Wise
06. Edash - Bad Luck
07. Papa Style feat. Numan - Baco Plate
08. Danakil - Comme Je
09. Natty Jean feat. Viviane - Ak Yow
10. Protoje - Blood Money
11. Protoje - Bubblin
12. Protoje feat. Mortimer - Protection
13. Yaniss Odua feat. Keny Arkana - Écoutez-nous
14. Phases Cachées - Heureusement
15. The Skints - Let's Stay Together (Al Green Cover)
16. Booboo'zzz All Stars feat. Noraa - You Know You Like It (AlunaGeorge Cover)
17. Cheeko - Chers Voisins
18. Edash feat. Manjul - On The Level
19. Volodia feat. Yaniss Odua - Étoiles Filantes
20. Danakil Meets Ondubground feat. Joseph Cotton - 33 Mars
21. Brahim - Faites ce que je dis
22. Natty Jean - Lou Teugue Tass
23. Booboo'zzz All Stars feat. The Jouby's - Easy (Commodores Cover)
24. Danakil Meets Ondubground - World Of Dub Music
25. Yaniss Odua - MDMA
26. Nattali Rize feat. Dre Island & Jah9 - Evolutionary
27. Brahim - Faut-il
28. Phases Cachées feat. Naâman - Self Education
29. Nattali Rize feat. Raging Fyah - Fly Away
30. Mista Savona presents Havana Meets Kingston feat. Maikel Ante, El Medico & Turbulence - El Cuarto De Tula
31. Volodia - Les Gens qui passent
32. The Skints feat. Tippa Irie & Horseman - This Town
33. Papa Style - Venus d'ailleurs
34. Nattali Rize - Meditation
35. Mista Savona presents Havana Meets Kingston feat. Randy Valentine & Anyilena - Vibracion Positive

BACO TAPE VOL.2

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4th track on the  album Conscious is Dangerous

Conscious Is Dangerous

THEY DONT CARE feat HIGHNESS

Track No 7 from the album Conscious Is Dangerous

MIND CONTROL feat JAKIM

Guitar Instrumental by Ras Alkebu Played By The RoyalSounds

Royal Sounds Ft Ras Alkebu - Worria In Charge

Pasnbesa- Exile -Gangsta Riddim Produced by Judi.K

Pasnbesa-Exile

Lyrics:
Rockin' rockers
Rockin’ rockers from Zion I.C.
Get ready ready ready, ready to rock
We are the rockers from Zion Ivory Coast
Get ready ready ready, ready to rock
 
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rock
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rasta
Cocoa, Cocoa now, it’s Cocoa de rock
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rasta
 
Somebody, somebody is working out the sound system (the sound system)
Jah Jah rhythm (Jah Jah rhythm)
Is movin’ through this space and time
Somebody confused, aint got no use
He’s beatin' down this bass line
Why don't you get on board the Zion Express
 
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rock
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rasta
Cocoa, Cocoa now, it’s Cocoa de rock
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rasta
 
Rockin' out, rockin' out
Rockin' out, rockin' out
We're gonna rock you
In the night, in the day
We gonna rock your soul
We positively movin’ on - oh
Through Jah time
No matter what you do or say
Jah gonna rock you down
 
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rock
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rasta
Cocoa, Cocoa now, it’s Cocoa de rock
Cocoa, Cocoa, it’s Cocoa de rasta

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Cocoa de Rock

Lyrics:
I’ve been waking up at sunrise
Awoken from the light that’s been coming through my window
We all gotta make sacrifices,
But no one really knows, we don’t know not what your going through
There’s something special about the break of dawn
When it’s early in the morning, the rising of a new day
So I make a cup of coffee
I'll be gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
 
Gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
No pain, no sorrow 
Yesterday was yesterday 
I'll be gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
Welcome to the sun
 
Take a trip to the other side 
See the people getting high
It's all good, no evil 
I once died in another life
But now I’m back on earth,
Making music for the people 
You won’t know if you never try
Try to live a life, but the world keeps calling
Spend your time travel far and wide
I'll be gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
 
Gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
No pain, no sorrow 
Yesterday was yesterday 
I'll be gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
Welcome to the sun
 
I, I wanna get high tonight
I, don’t want to be alone tonight
I, I want to get down with you tonight
Oh I, I'll be gone till tomorrow,
Yesterday was yesterday 
Yesterday was yesterday
Yesterday was yesterday
Yesterday was yesterday
Yesterday was yesterday

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MIND CONTROL feat JAKIM

Pasnbesa AKA Roots Monk

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