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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

(Jam Sounds)---1976 Jacob Miller - Too Much Imitator.

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Land Lord Riddim (John John Records) December 2014

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George Nooks - These Are The Things (Land Lord Riddim) John John Records - December 2014

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Freddie McGregor's "What You Gonna Do" is featured on Strictly The Best Vol. 52 | Out Now

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Sand I feat. Vivian Jones - As A Rastaman

Best of Friends

We a Gangster

Don't Play with My Mind

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Kashief Lindo - Remembering Reggae Greats (Medley)

Anthony Cruz - No More Of Dat (Gunshot) produced by Bobby Digital

Anthony Cruz - No More Of Dat Gunshot - Bobby Digital

jacob miller sings his hit song mr.officer, this time featuring ickarus from the vi. ickarus puts a spin on the track an adds in mis.officer aswell..'' digital splice and it nice ''

jacob miller - featuring - '' ickarus '' mr.officer  (remix)

Vivian Jones - Red Eyes (Classic Reggae)

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Tony Curtis - Bless Me

Tony Curtis - Fight It

JANET LEE DAVIS
 ‘MISSING YOU’ (Deluxe Edition)

20 Track CD & Digital Download. Released 17thJune 2013.
 
      Often cited as one of the best lovers rock albums ever, Janet Lee Davis' “Missing You” was originally recorded and released by Fashion Records in late 1994. Long out of print, Reggae Archive Records couldn't think of a better candidate to mark their first venture into the often neglected field of lovers rock and their second release in conjunction with Fashion.
       The original album stands as a classic, but there's always room for improvement and so this edition is a deluxe version and not only includes the full original album, but also an additional five tracks previously only to be found on a limited and very rare Japanese only CD issue.
       Having moved back to the UK from Jamaica in the 1980s Janet was soon recording, but it was during the 1990s that she became a leading force on the reggae scene with hit singles and numerous awards including best female singer, best album and best single, her talent being noticed beyond the reggae world. Her collaboration with the Fashion label found both parties at the top of their game with “Missing You” being rightly acclaimed as one of the decade's highlights.
      This new deluxe version of “Missing You” contains 20 tracks including one remix of the finest lovers rock, the one style of reggae that can claim British origins. In addition to showcasing Janet's soulful voice and versatility, she is joined and ably supported on two tracks by Peter Hunnigale and Tippa Irie.
      The rhythms and production are everything you could wish for, Fashion at their finest, some familiar rhythms, some not so, but all perfectly framing Janet's wonderful voice. Don't be fooled into dismissing this album because it's lovers rock. It's appeal is far greater and it deserves to be heard by reggae fans, soul fans and anybody who appreciates great and beautiful music, a very welcome and long overdue reissue.
       Released on CD by Reggae Archive Records on 17th June 2013 and also available as a digital download from Fashion.
ARTIST: Janet Lee Davis
TITLE: Missing You (Deluxe Edition)
RELEASE DATE: 17th June 2013 
LABEL: Reggae Archive Records
DISTRIBUTION: Shellshock
FORMAT:  CD
CAT NO: RARC005CD
BARCODE: 5052571043424


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After almost 2 decades in the music business, 7 studio albums, a string of collaborations, reggae singer Tony Curtis releases “FIGHT IT” EP on GreenYard Records 10/25/11 via ITUNES. The label is operated by Zigo from French group Dub Inc. The 5 Track album is a fusion of modern roots and neoclassical dancehall featuring dancehall icons, Cutty Ranks and Burro Banton. The title track is Tony Curtis‘ uplifting answer to the shitstem‘s crisis-driven rhetoric or recession that seems to be surrounding us everywhere these days. The use of a melodica, played by Zigo himself, adds a nice touch here. The video was filmed in Brooklyn, New York with cameo appearances from artiste Little Hero and the legendary Don One of Don-1 Sound Records/Studio in Brooklyn. Critics are saying, this EP is a great opportunity to discover one of the most underrated artists of our times.

From that moment in 1991 when he won a talent show in Ocho Rios, Jamaica he had the amazing ability to convey the message in a song in such a way, he captures the attention of the listener. His sentimental tone, immaculate clarity and forward projection, perfectly smooth phrasing over any rhythm is indicative that he is evolving into one of the genres brightest star.

Tony Curtis' exceptional remake of the Burt Bacharach classic "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" entitled "High Grade" from album "Stronger" served as the reggae anthem of 2002. This single was self produced and gave the world a first time glance of Tony Curtis' productions skills. These skills were clearly far from novice as the single blazed through airwaves and compilation CDs such as VP Records, Strictly the Best Volume 30 internationally.

As is customary, this album is flavored with Curtis traditional specialty for the ladies. Feelings, I Want You More, All The Way and Angel are romantic ballads that will definitely be in rotation on every ladies playlist. Other tracks such as Determined, Know My Style and Follow Me featuring Johnny Osbourne reflect the spiritual side.

The relevance of peace and love, brotherhood, hope, perseverance is profoundly expressed and peaks on track ..3, entitled Lets Live. This song not only illustrates his conviction and commitment to peace but is also a universal cry for unity.

Since his 2005 album, Tony Curtis has continued to record on some of the hottest dancehall & reggae riddims.

Tony Curtis is also a member of reggae quartet L.U.S.T (Lukie-D, Thriller-U, Singing Melody & Tony) whose rendition of Air Supply song "JUST AS I AM" won the 2008 Reggae Song Of The Year at The Excellence in Music and Entertainment Awards; (EME) is the brainchild of radio disc jock Richie B! The group has 2 studio albums "HARDWARE" and "SWEETNESS OF YOUR LOVE." In the late 90s L.U.S.T topped the charts with Flex Me, Run Free and critically acclaimed "Sweetness of Your Love." The song won five reggae awards, including Song of the Year and L.U.S.T. wong Best Group of the Year.

His greatest hits include Faith, 18 Yards, High Grade, Butterfly/Real Thing/My Sound Ah Murda featuring Jigsy King, Body Calling, Rollin, 25 Ladies, For Your Love, Question Sign, My God is Real, Stronger, Jah I Thank You, Do You Want to, Sailing, If You Were Here, What A Feeling featuring Machel Montana, "Missing You" in combination with ARP and Beenie Man.

Tony Curtis adamantly insists on creating music that eloquently advocate the heartfelt concerns of people. His latest single "FIGHT IT" is mere proof of his conviction and fans can look out for a tour in 2012. Tony Curtis is indeed Ready for the World!

Tony Curtis - Bless Me

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