Name: Levels To This Pt 2 Dancehall Mix Feb 2015 by Sound of Fujun Riddim Radio in MN Live - New tracks by MN artists for Tue, May 19, 2015
Duration: 1 h 42 min 28 s
Description: Mixed back in Feb 2015 part 2 kicks off with some old school dancehall. Full joy.

MN Live - New tracks by MN artists for Tue, May 19, 2015

This mix is an LP Tribute to Buju Banton that was released in 2010 - it was recently uploaded on DHR so I just tweaked the audio, enjoy! 

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MIXTAPE! LP INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS TRIBUTE  TO BUJU BANTON (REMASTERED) 2010

Justice Sound" I am a motivator , a light of Joy , a musical revolutionary , without a doubt , Music can set you free if you let it, Blessed Love..

JUSTICE SOUND,  REGGAE ROOTS AND CULTURE  DANCEHALL LIVE 2011

1st FRIDAY -REGGAE N GENGE AT CLUB SAFARI -APRIL EDITION, SENSI ROCK JUGGLIN, FOUNDATION, NEW REGGAE, RIDDIMS, DUBPLATES

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Justice Sound
Great Joshua Reasoning
Bobo Ashanti - High Priest  
Bobo Ashanti ("Ashanti" to pay homage to their Akan ancestors of the Asante tribe in present day Ghana), also called the Ethiopian International Congress, is a religious group based in Bull Bay near Kingston, Jamaica. The Bobo Ashanti are one of the strictest Mansions of Rastafari. They cover their dreadlocks with turbans and wear long robes. And while some Nyabinghi and Twelve tribe Rastafari drink wine and are either vegetarians or none vegearians, the Bobo Ashanti are all strict vegan vegetarians and stick to the biblical restrictions regarding their vow; they also add extra restrictions to their diet, e.g. they do not eat mangoes or sugarcane. They also adhere to a strict communal life, where women are separated from men; women are also not allowed to cook for their "priest", they can only cook for their "prophets".

The Bobo Ashanti were founded by Prince Emmanuel Charles Edwards in the 1950s. Most of its members, called "Bobos" or "Bobo dreads" and "Bobo Ashanti" because the Ashanti(Asante) was majority of African slaves in Jamaica, live in a small utopian community called Bobo Hill, which is near Bull Bay, nine miles from Kingston.

Prince Emmanuel is called "Dada" by his followers, which was a name taken from Idi Amin, who is called Idi Amin Dada. Emmanuel is also seen by the Bobos as part of a holy trinity, together with Marcus Garvey and Haile Selassie I, in which Selassie is seen as king or god (Jah), Garvey as prophet, and Emmanuel as high priest.

Additionally, some Bobos see Idi Amin, the former military dictator of Uganda during the 1970s, as a second coming of Garvey.

Bobos say that "Africa" is the name that the white man gave to Ethiopia or Jerusalem. Many see Black supremacy as essential to the faith; in the Bobo conception, the true Israelite is a black man.

Twice each week and on the first Sunday of every month, the Bobos fast. Almost all songs and tributes within the community end with the phrase "Holy Emmanuel I Selassie I Jah I Rastafari." "I" symbolizes unity.

Bobos can usually be distinguished from other Rastafari by their wearing of turbans and robes. Bobo men make and carry brooms watch a short film about Bobo broom to signify cleanliness. The brooms are also sold in Kingston as a way to provide funds for the community.

Almost all men within the community are seen as prophets or priests. The function of a prophet is to "reason" and of a priest is to conduct the services.

Women and children are considered subordinate to men. Women must cover their legs and arms. A woman may serve food to a guest, but never to a Bobo male.

All children attend a basic school called Jerusalem School Room. After that, they can go to Kingston to school, but that is seldom.

The Bobos have built a strong relationship with the local community outside of Bobo Hill and they often invite people to their services.

From the mid-1990s, many reggae artists have emerged from the Bobo Ashanti; the most well-known among them are Sizzla, Capleton, Anthony B, Lutan Fyah, Turbulence and Ras Shiloh.

Bobo Ashanti - High Priest - Great Joshua Reasoning - Justice Sound.

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