#70s reggae

[oldfuturisticrebel]

[kult-of-tol-in-gaurhoth]

THE KING AD-ROCK -- STILL KING OF THE NAME-DROPS IN '90s HIP-HOP.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a promo Ad-Rock poster of the BEASTIE BOYS, from the September 1998 issue of "Spin" Magazine. Also featured here are late, greats dub reggae icon Lee "Scratch" Perry (✝) and American underground cartoonist Vaughn Bodē (✝). God rest them both.

[Ad-Rock]

"Well, I'm like Lee Perry, I'm very on Rock the microphone, and then I'm gone I'm like Vaughn Bodē, I'm a Cheech Wizard, Never quittin', so won't you listen!"

-- "Sure Shot" (1994) by BEASTIE BOYS

Source: www.flickr.com/photos/siamesepuppy/7588317760, Pinterest, various, etc...

[gottahavesoul]

Roots Massive pt.3 (70's & early 80's Reggae & Roots Reggae selection)

1-The Meditations - Justice 2-Tarishi- Jah Children 3-Wailing Souls - Pack Your Things 4-Determination Band - Freedom 5-Black Jade -  Lonely Days Lonely Nights & Lonely Times 6-Burnig Spear - Social Living 7-Marcia Griffiths - Hurting Inside & Version 8-Officials - Distant Drums 9-Tacumah - Expensive Dreams & Expensive Dub 10-Itals - Jah Glory 11-Somolians - Rock With Me & Rock Rock Version 12- Fabienne Miranda – Destiny & Version 13-B. B. Seaton - Morning sun & Sundown 14- Sister Jam - A man Like You & Orchid Path Dub 15-Naggo Morris - Down In The Ghetto & Version 16-Black Uhuru - No No No & version 17-Judah Eskender Tafari - Rastafari Tell You & Pt.2 18-The Cables - Jah Children Unite & Version 19- David McIntosh & His Bros – Trying To Be Nice & Iron Rock 20- Kwame Heshimu – Beast Of Burden & Version 21- Barrington Levy - Deep In The Dark & Version 22-Carl Darkin – Back A Yard 23- Elizabeth Archer & The Equators – Feel Like Making Love 24-Dessus – Ghetto Children 25-Ernie Smith And The Roots Revival – To Behold Jah 26- Hugh Mundell - My Mind & Version 27-Nadine Sutherland - Starvation & Hungry Dub 28-Lloyd Parks - Come Back Early & Version 2 29-Ginger Williams - This Life 30- Joyella Blade – Cairo 31-Misty In Roots - Poor & Needy 32-Richie Mcdonald - Broad Road & Broad Dub 33-Fermena Edwards - I Need Somebody's Shoulder To Cry On

[completeandrandommusic]

Uptown Top Ranking (Remastered 2001)

althea and donna uptown ranking reggae reggaeton real music british reggae 70s reggae 70s music music.youtube.com youtube.com

[fodderstompferz]

here's one to go under 'popular songs you didn't know were actually covers'. far more chill and lax (but that's not to say it's boring) than the clash's interpretation of it, junior murvin's 'police and thieves' is a dubby tune. what shines most about it is murvin's wonderful, high voice - he's no joe strummer, to say the least. not to put down the clash, but i often find myself listening to this original version more often than the other, actually! and that's just because it sounds better on the ears: heavy, lulling bass that's a dub trademark, and of course the aforementioned elements, this track certainly puts me in a spell.

[randomvarious]

Today’s compilation:

Três Décadas de Reggae 1996 Reggae

Highlights:

Gregory Isaacs - “Day-O” Black Uhuru - “Brutal” Culture - “Psalm Of Bob Marley” Barrington Levy - “Under Mi Sensi” Augustus Pablo - “555 Crown Street” Beres Hammond - “Putting Up Resistance” Half Pint - “Level The Vibes” Buju Banton & Tenor Saw - “Ring The Alarm Quick” The Techniques - “My Girl” Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus - “Hear The River Jordan”

[dylanbsas]

Bob Marley by Dennis Morris - 1975 - 

[dylanbsas]

Bob Marley, Nash Session, 1971 - By Alec Byrne

Marley in the studio with Johnny Nash, 1972, recording what would become Nash’s smash comeback I Can See Clearly Now LP