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THE GOLDEN STRING

11-14-2005 10:49 AM

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

what about hi8s earlier stuff ?

all marley is great
but what about the song (the ark )by yellow man

check it

Dancing Jester

11-15-2005 10:27 AM

Bam Bam by Sister Nancy "so what the bam bam, so what the bam bam..."

THE GOLDEN STRING

11-15-2005 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hookers with machineguns

Cool, I saw Toots & The Maytals this summer as well. I started touching myself when they played '54-46 was my number.'

Favorite song, me don't have. Maybe Social Living (Burning Spear) or Could you be loved (Bob).

I LIKE PRTESSURE DROP BY TOOTS

ANYONE LIKE SLY AND ROBBIE ?

positive vibrations

12-02-2005 09:59 PM

so many good songs...i dont think i can pick just one

Slavery Days - Burning Spear
One Drop - Bob Marley & The Wailers
Natty Dread Taking Over - Culture

Cheese

12-02-2005 10:20 PM

Coup D' Etat - Doctor I Like Your Medicine

Laces Out Dan!

12-03-2005 12:24 AM

Anthony B - Police
everyone must check that one out if you like a good reggae track

Muzak

12-03-2005 05:41 PM

Bob Marley- Is This Love

I love the lyrics.

Young One

12-09-2005 03:50 PM

right now, i like foorprints and we be burning

kiki chunt

12-19-2005 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hookers with machineguns

Cool, I saw Toots & The Maytals this summer as well. I started touching myself when they played '54-46 was my number'.

Top Tune - WAY up on my list!
Saw them last year at Glastonbury - brilliant - but I just skanked a bit though . . .

he say wha's you number?
I no ansa . . .

kiki chunt

12-19-2005 10:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by THE GOLDEN STRING

I LIKE PRESSURE DROP BY TOOTS

ANYONE LIKE SLY AND ROBBIE ?

'Pressure drop' is another great tune by Toots - Funky Kingston is also right up there too.

Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare are undoubted geniuses, you'll find their names in small print on a lot of fine recordings - used to be particularly fond of their album 'language barrier' - haven't heard it in years, imagine it might sound a little dated in places by now (early eighties synth sounds / drums)

P.S. Why you SHOUTING?

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