Equity / Youths Of Eglington - Kairo Mclean

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RUM SQUAD SUNDAY SKOOL VOL.7 (ROCKERS EDITION)

<<< Pt. 2 >>> Greetings all massive! On this set I revisit my tribute series and select one of my all time favorite reggae groups, the Black Sounds of Freedom....Black Uhuru. For those of you not familiar with the group, Black Uhuru is a Jamaican reggae group initially known as Uhuru (Swahili for 'freedom') formed in 1972 in the Waterhouse (aka Firehouse) area of Kingston, Jamaica. The legendary Black Uhuru is one the most popular successful reggae groups to come out of Jamaica, but the group has undergone several line-up changes over the years, with Derrick "Duckie" Simpson as the mainstay. In 1977 Michael Rose took over the duties of load vocals, and the group now took the name Black Sounds Uhuru later changed to Black Uhuru. The band has always had a militant style that informed their lyrics, music, and onstage presentation. They are responsible for some of reggae biggest hits and anthems in the late 70's and early 80's that are still loved by millions of fans today. This tribute focuses on the Michael Rose era of the band ranging from 1977-1984. Included on this tribute are some of my favorite classics, rarities & dub versions for your musical enjoyment. Please make sure to play both parts 1 & 2 for the complete set and always feel free to share with your family & friends...So, sit back & relax, light up your spliff and enjoy 3 hours of Black Uhuru! -DJ Kali

Tracklist:
Tribute To Black Uhuru Pt. 2 (100% Vinyl)

1. (Intro) Plastic Smile (Live)
2. Bull In The Pen
3. There Is Fire
4. Carbine
5. General Penitentiary
6. Sun Is Shining
7. Wood For My Fire
8. Army Band
9. Sinsemilla (Live)
10. Abortion
11. Emotional Slaughter
12. Black Uhuru Anthem
13. Garvey Days
14. Willow Tree
15. Aquarius (feat. The Tamlins)
16. Spongi Reggae
17. Journey
18. (Outro) What Is Life

Mixed & Recorded Live by: DJ Kali 5/29/24

DJ Kali's Tribute To Black Uhuru (2024)

DJ Kali's Tribute to Black Uhuru Pt. 2  (100% Vinyl)

Greetings all massive! On this set I revisit my tribute series and select one of my all time favorite reggae groups, the Black Sounds of Freedom....Black Uhuru. For those of you not familiar with the group, Black Uhuru is a Jamaican reggae group initially known as Uhuru (Swahili for 'freedom') formed in 1972 in the Waterhouse (aka Firehouse) area of Kingston, Jamaica. The legendary Black Uhuru is one the most popular successful reggae groups to come out of Jamaica, but the group has undergone several line-up changes over the years, with Derrick "Duckie" Simpson as the mainstay. In 1977 Michael Rose took over the duties of load vocals, and the group now took the name Black Sounds Uhuru later changed to Black Uhuru. The band has always had a militant style that informed their lyrics, music, and onstage presentation. They are responsible for some of reggae biggest hits and anthems in the late 70's and early 80's that are still loved by millions of fans today. This tribute focuses on the Michael Rose era of the band ranging from 1977-1984. Included on this tribute are some of my favorite classics, rarities & dub versions for your musical enjoyment. Please make sure to play both parts 1 & 2 for the complete set and always feel free to share with your family & friends...So, sit back & relax, light up your spliff and enjoy 3 hours of Black Uhuru! -DJ Kali

Tracklist:
Tribute To Black Uhuru (100% Vinyl)

1. (Intro) - Mykal Rose
2. Push Push (Live)
3. Leaving To Zion
4. Time To Unite
5. Utterance
6. Darkness / Dubness
7. Rent Man
8. No Loafting (Sit & Wonder)
9. Elements
10. Blood Shed
11. Let Him Go
12. Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
13. I Love King Selassie (Live)
14. Puff She Puff
15. Wicked Act
16. Bad Girl
17. No No No 
18. Shine Eye
19. Youth
20. (Outro) Spliff

Mixed & Recorded Live by: DJ Kali 5/29/24

DJ Kali's Tribute to Black Uhuru (100% Vinyl)

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Released via Imperishable Uprising,
“Composing this song, I find myself transported back to the initial phase of roots reggae,
encapsulating the aura and dynamism of that generation. Transitioning it to the present, it feels exhilarating to ink those feelings and rekindle that same dynamism, reiterating to people that unity is the key to coexistence, just like the harmony of ebony and ivory. Amidst the chaos of leaders
battling against each other, this song serves as a powerful call to unite and stand together in
harmony.

Song Written By Oneil Phoenix
Song Written by Emeil Williams
Musicians: Drums & Percussions by Cleveland Browne 
Bass By: Owen Rennalls 
Backing Vocals By Adena Myrie 
Mixing By Marvin Jackson
Mastering by Jemoi Mothieth (Clearsonic Studios)
Vocal Recorded At Imperishable Uprising Studios

Video By Mr Vmg & Tdot Reggae Vibes 

Ohh ohh ohhh 
YeOah yeah yeah 
Ohh ohh ohhh 
Yeah yeah yeah

Show some love to one another 
No need for the violence 
Peace and love to lead the environment 
Make a joyful noise do t be silent 
Rally around Jah's throne and smoke your high chence yes
Listen to your holders have some patients 
Give thanks to Jah 
Don't be disobedient 
Make your work be your evidence 
Unity the universal elements for 

Oneness oneness 
From the east to the west yes 
Oneness oneness 
Show some love do your best yes
Oneness Oneness 
JAH JAH people we bless yes
Oneness Oneness 
Yaga yaga yow 

Like bird of a feather now 
Get your act together yow 
Don’t bad mind help up your brother now 
The blind must be lead yah now 
Hungry must be fed yah now 
My people hear weh me say yah now 

We should live together forever 
Tell the youths dem stop bad mind each other 
Help another climb up the ladder 
Full time we start check the cheddar 
Ha haaa 

Oneness oneness 
From the east to the west 
Yes
Oneness Oneness 
Show some love do your best 
Yes
Oneness oneness 
JAH JAH people we bless 
Yes
Oneness oneness 
LawGiver tell them 

Ohh ohh ohhh yeah yeah yeah 
Ohh ohh ohhh 
Yeah yeah yeah

Show some love to one another 
No need for the violence 
Peace and love to lead the environment 
Make a joyful noise don’t be silent 
Rally around Jah's throne and smoke your high chence 
Listen to your holders have some patients 
Give thanks to Jah 
Don't be disobedient 
So make your work be your evidence 
Unity the universal elements for 

Oneness oneness 
From the east to the west 
Yes
Oneness Oneness 
Show some love do your best 
Yeah yeah 
Oneness oneness 
JAH JAH people we bless yes
Oneness oneness 
Yaga Yaga 
 Again yeah 
Oneness oneness 
Rastafari we bless 
Yeah yeah yea
Oneness oneness show some love do your best  
Oneness oneness 
JAH jah people bless 
Buddi bang bang 

So past the love around 
Yeah
What goes up it must come down 
Yeah
Show the love and stand up on solid 
Ground 
Yeah 
How profound 
 Aah 
Oneness oneness 
From the east to the west 
Yes
Oneness oneness 
Show some love do your best 
Oneness oneness 
JAH JAH people we bless

Lawgiver The Kigson - Oneness - Single

Oneness (Dubwise)

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Natural Mystic
Delroy Wilson - Better Must Come
Black Uhuru - Spoji Reggae
Culture - Two Sevens Clash
Leroy Smart - Ballistic Afair
The Upsetters - Coraking Lizard ft Prince Jazzbo
Scotty - Draw Your Breaks
Horace Andy - Skylarking
Dawn Penn - No No No
Gregory Isaacs - Night Nurse
Peter Tosh - I Am That I Am

Kicking Back With Ken 101324 REGGAE


Network picking up clear LawGiver is here!
With a voice that stirs the soul, LawGiver’s lyrical onslaught transcends boundaries to entertain and educate people both locally and internationally. His inherent passion for music stemmed from his personal journey which sees him delivering music rich with social commentaries, contemporary beats and an occasional love note. The dynamic vocalist and songwriter is determined in pursuing music of the highest quality while staying true to his roots – reggae.  LawGiver believes music is food for our souls and has amassed a following of like minded music lovers.
Born, Oneil Phoenix in Kingston, Jamaica, he later moved to the parish of St. Mary where he completed his education before returning to Kingston to pursue a full musical career. However, this quest for a place in the industry had begun earlier in St. Mary on his uncle’s Tidal Wave sound system. While growing up, he would compete in musical clashes with other young men from the community using imitation microphones molded from clay. Also, watching his Father spinning vinyl records on Sundays was his favorite past time.  “As soon as my Daddy touched that record box, I also got myself ready to go, because there was no leaving me behind,” beamed LawGiver.  Inspired by another uncle and cousin from the Ska group Jug Johnny and the Italites, LawGiver knew one day he would be a part of the music business. After all, it runs in his blood.
His mother also impacted him considerably.  A woman with strong morals and true to her culture; she was a part of the Islington Dinki Mini group. Going to dance practice with her, he was amazed by the sound of the instruments they used. Seeing her performing on the television with the group during Heroes Day, Emancipation and Independence Days also spiked his interest in becoming a musician. These earlier experiences and inspirations helped to develop his rich musical background and distinct voice.
Upon his return to Kingston, his first encounter was at Mixing Lab Studio where he worked with Jamaica’s prolific dancehall artiste Bounty Killer. Here he worked on the single “Bad Smell” on the Scare Dem Label as Stone Dyce; the moniker given to him by Bounty Killer who also played an essential role in the development of the artiste LawGiver is today. While at Mixing Lab, he became a part of the group Nu Born Thugs with whom he has done songs with such as “One God” and “Maternity Ward.”
At Mixing Lab Studio, he also met the musical power house duo Sly & Robbie who played an intricate part in the well rounded and balanced artiste he has become. He later went on to record his hit singles “Vibes” and “Oneness” on the Taxi Record label.  Subsequently, he has worked with Fat Eyes Production, Annex Records, and Collin Fat Records to name a few. He has also co-written songs for Merciless, Bounty Killer, Harry Toddler and Elephant Man.
LawGiver continues to captivate audiences both locally and internationally with his latest singles such “Nuh Greedy” on the Tenament Riddim and “Nuh Touch It” on the Chillum Riddim, produced by Macten Records. He has been working with them since they were introduced in 2008. Their first project was on the Cassava Riddim, with a song titled “So Nice to See.”  These riddims were all made by David Luckain Jr. aka Spanky, who he collaborated with on songs such as “Frozen” and ‘Nuh Greedy.”
In 2010, along with two friends he started the musical movement Tremor Maddanize. With a studio in place, they have worked on projects with many artistes such as Alozade, Half Pint, Pinchers, Kiprich, Merciless and Twin of Twins.
LawGiver’s music can be found at various digital music distributers such as ITunes, Spotify and Rhapsody. He has also infiltrated radio airwaves worldwide and every network that is ‘picking up clearly.’

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DJ Kali - Since 1987. Huge vinyl collector, specializing in keeping classic authentic Jamaican reggae music alive. Paying respect to the foundation artists. Based in South San Francisco, CA
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This is an archive collection of my mixes mixed & recorded live exclusively for my Yard Vibes Mix program.
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