SCREECHIE AND KOJAK - SCREECHIE AND KOJAK
Living in the Ghetto
[2:55]4.2 Mb
Bunny Rhygin
[3:11]4.5 Mb
Get Up Stand Up
[4:51]6.9 Mb
Jah is My Light
[4:06]5.9 Mb
Black Skin Blue Eyed Girl
[6:50]9.8 Mb
Forward on
[5:42]8.2 Mb
Olive Baby
[4:35]6.6 Mb
A Thousand Gal
[3:28]4.9 Mb
Ive Got A Letter
[3:41]5.2 Mb
Pick it Up Liza
[3:45]5.3 Mb
Teardrops
[4:17]6.2 Mb
Edge Up to the Rub
[3:36]5.1 Mb
Work Hard
[3:00]4.3 Mb
Screechie and Kojak "Screechie and Kojak" Album Review
Album Description
Continuing with the reissuing of great music from the vaults Silver Kamel presents a selection of songs and sinjay from Delton Screechie, Kojak, and Liza from the 80's and 90's. <P>Kojak is a star of many talents, both as a producer and a performing artist. He has been an innovator of great creative insight, being the first to combine female and male DJ's on the same track with his duo of divas the two Lizas, Beverley Brown and Jacqueline Boland. Lady Saw and Beanie man have both paid homage to Kojaks style and influence. <P>Check out the great hit "Black Skin, Blue-Eyed Girl" for a great example of this combination! <P>Screechie and Kojak deliver a set of songs and dubs that will thrill and inspire you, as they guide you through all the moods of reggae - from the roots of Rasta inspired "Jah is my Light" to the lovers inspired "Teardrops" to the social statements of "Work Hard" and even a piece of Jamaican history on the hit "Bunny Rhygin" the rude boy whose antics were immortalized by Jimmy Cliff in "The Harder They Come" a movie by Perry Henzell. <P>On this CD is a message for everyone and I leave you with a quote from Kojak himself: <P>"I would like to let you know more about myself. I will try to let you know in some other way, and the best way I can do that is through music." Kojak.
RICHIE SPICE - SPICE IN YOUR LIFE
Intro
[0:20]0.4 Mb
Identity
[3:12]4.6 Mb
Sometimes
[0:14]0.3 Mb
Black Like Tar
[3:57]5.7 Mb
Little Elements
[0:24]0.5 Mb
Crying out for Love
[3:47]5.4 Mb
Righteous Youths
[4:23]6.3 Mb
Run Red intro
[0:18]0.4 Mb
Earth A Run Red
[3:47]5.4 Mb
Nine One One
[3:26]4.9 Mb
Folly Living
[3:59]5.7 Mb
Check Yourself
[3:47]5.4 Mb
Move Dem out
[3:37]5.1 Mb
Chalwa
[0:07]0.1 Mb
Marijuana
[3:34]5.1 Mb
Outta the Blue
[4:51]6.9 Mb
Prime Time Girl
[3:37]5.1 Mb
Holiday
[3:35]5.1 Mb
Fake Smile
[4:07]5.9 Mb
Reggaes A Fire
[3:59]5.7 Mb
Outro
[0:12]0.2 Mb
Richie Spice "Spice in Your Life" Album Review
Goombay and Spice
After spending the last month in the Florida Keys, I have to say that this CD is incredible. Listening to Richie and drinking Goombay go hand and hand. Go ahead... spice up your life.
Peace
Video Spice in your life III
Richie Spice concert at Zanzibar on the Waterfront in D.C.
DUB TRIO - EXPLORING THE DANGERS OF
Drive by dub
[4:10]6.6 Mb
Casting out the Nines
[5:44]9 Mb
Scoop and Smash Em
[6:19]9.5 Mb
Sick I'm Kid
[6:15]9 Mb
Real Wicked Ways
[6:14]9 Mb
Awakening dub (live)
[5:14]7.7 Mb
Fur Boots on the Party Moose (live)
[5:39]8.2 Mb
Sick I'm (live)
[10:31]13.8 Mb
Dub Trio "Exploring the Dangers of" Album Review
Sick sick sick dub
Real time dub.
Sometimes teetering on the edge of chaos,
has roots moments, but spacy many times.
Too bad their next release was metal.
FINLEY QUAYE - MAVERICK A STRIKE
Ultra Stimulation
[3:51]5.6 Mb
It's Great When were Together
[3:39]5.2 Mb
Sunday Shining
[3:41]5.2 Mb
Even After All
[3:55]5.6 Mb
Ride on and Turn the People on
[3:48]5.4 Mb
The Way of the Explosive
[4:43]6.8 Mb
Your Love Gets Sweeter
[3:12]4.6 Mb
Supreme I Preme
[4:58]7.1 Mb
Sweet and Loving Man
[3:22]4.8 Mb
Red Rolled and Seen
[4:08]5.9 Mb
Falling
[3:18]4.7 Mb
I Need A Lover
[4:04]5.9 Mb
Maverick A Strike
[4:59]7.1 Mb
Finley Quaye "Maverick A Strike" Album Review
Why mention Saint Bob?
Why classify this? I suppose anyone playing reggae or using elements of reggae could be deemed a second rate Bob Marley. It's catchy pop music, some of the tunes are infectious. Isn't that enough?
(Does anyone know who the musicians are?)
Video homevideo maverick a strike
maas havens webcam sundown with music by finley quaye
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