#ras michael

[records-of-records]

Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus “None A Jah Jah Children”

An excellent compilation of songs recorded in the mid-70s meshing then modern roots reggae with traditional Nyahbinghi drumming. This is pretty hypnotic stuff. Not nearly as spiritual as his earlier Dadawah “Peace and Love” album it’s still plenty spiritual.

The CD and online version of this album is greatly expanded. There’s also an album of dub mixes of most of these tracks that’s pretty fantastic too!

[silvanio-rockers]

RAS MICHAEL & THE SONS OF NEGUS - None A Jah Jah Children [1975]

[am-reggae]

Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus – None A Jah Jah Children // Sello: VP Records – VPRL2608// LP / Vinilo / 2018 // ====== Nuevo / Precintado // ====== 25€ ======

[aquariumdrunkard]

[rawtings]

[jacobwren]

Ras Michael - Thou Art Worthy to Be Praised

[falsestuff]

Dadawah - Zion Land (1974)

‘probably reggae's closest answer to Ash Ra Tempel’

[aquariumdrunkard]

Ras Michael & The Sons & Daughters Of Negus :: Promised Land Sounds: Rockin’ Live Ruff N Tuff

It doesn’t get any realer (or un-realer) than this. Promised Land Sounds finds Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus levitating somewhere between a Grounation drum ceremony and an acid test. It’s a hypnotic, disorienting, and deeply dubbed out live set that’s every bit the spiritual successor to Ras Michael’s dread opus, Peace and Love—Wadadasow, or the Lee Perry produced Love Thy Neighbour.