Prince Buster about »Rude To Your Parents«
posted on October 30th, 2010 by Tobias in Jamaican Artists, Video of the Week
Via our friend Lotek whose new album »International Rude Boy« will be out and available November 20th.
Via our friend Lotek whose new album »International Rude Boy« will be out and available November 20th.
Around the time Rick »Teflon Don« Ross went down to Jamaica to introduce his »Maybach Music« dancehall artist Magazeen to the yardie crowd, Beenie Man went on radio to tell the people that being a performer with a law enforcement background don’t really work out in JA:
You’re a cop and an artist? That don’t work out in Jamaica. You got cop artists, but they do that talent show shit. They don’t come out on the street because niggas in Jamaica, once they find out you’re a cop and you’re on-stage, that means you’re vulnerable. And you know what I mean, there gonna be bottles, stones, oranges, apples, all that shit. [...]
(via sohh.com)
Now, Beenie’s compatriot Jah Cure invited Ross as well as Mavado on a reggae rap track
built on rolling organs and chintzy horns.
(via The Fader)
It’s called Like I See It« and it goes a little something like this:
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Download Jah Cure feat. Rick Ross & Mavado – »Like I See It«
You want a proper (re)fix? Call Lee… Wicked treatment of some classic Ms. Thing vocals:
LDN refix badman Smutlee has tried his hand at a Moombah edit (check his bangin’ funky bashment remixes and mixtapes here), and turns out it knocks! (via Mixpak)
Majic (Moombahton Smutlee edit) by smutlee
Sad Rumours spread fast today
me hear say Gregory just passed away
the Stranger In Town, Mr Music Man
it’s Sad To Know You’re Leaving hope you reach the Promised Land
the Hotstepper trying to Cool Down The Pace
now it’s Mr. Isaacs, the late and the great
Tune In cos Wailing Rudie’s Top Ten
Turn Down The Lights let the Lover’s Rock rock dem
Party In The Slum, Let’s Dance, One more time
cos there’s only Universal Tribulation, Down The Line
Far Beyond The Valley its a Hard Road To Travel
Objection Overruled, as the judge bangs his gavel
now the Sinner Man sings Set The Captives Free
no more Lonely Teardrops below the Willow Tree
another legend takes his last breath
there’s No Speech, No Language to express
Lotek ft 1/6 – Sad Mood (Gregory Isaacs Tribute) by WayneLotek
© Waxpoetics September/October 2010
This morning, Reggae veteran Gregory »The Cool Ruler« Isaacs died in London from the effects of lung cancer.
Isaacs was born on July 15, 1951 in Denham Town, West Kingston.
He won several talent shows as a teenager and recorded his first single as part of a duo with singer Winston Sinclair in 1968 before joining the the group The Concords.
In the early 1970′s he launched his solo career and formed his African Museum record company with singer Errol Dunkley.
He was arrested in sentence for illegal possession of a firearm in 1982 and had serious problems with cocaine addiction.
(via Jamaica Observer)
GABE put together his top 5 Isaacs tunes for this sad occasion – may his music rule on …
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