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The event will be hosted by the super-talented Atlanta-based reggae star DREGGAE who will perform select songs from his latest project, a much anticipated roots reggae EP that will be released soon.

Catch this live exclusive preview. Doors Open 8pm — Midnight and admission is complimentary. In this episode Dennis Brown comforts, professes, warns, soothes and instructs us with songs of praise and thanksgiving.

Dennis Brown. Also you can email ReggaeLoverPodcast gmail. Cover of King Jammy. Cover of Dennis Brown. Cover of Super Cat. Research shows that children who listen to reggae and classical music are more likely to become open-minded. We examine these findings. Koffee continues to garner media attention plus other industry trends. Tastemaker: Skip Marley ft. R — Slow Down music video.

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Share this:. Like this: Like Loading This episode features roots reggae songs from the Gregory Isaacs catalog. I chose to curate his songs about the reality of everyday life and the strife of poor people. Click to download. Gregory Isaacs was born in Jamaica on July 15, He made his debut in with a recording for Byron Lee.

He then started the African Museum record label and shop along with Errol Dunkley. Isaacs recorded for other producers as well. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.

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But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Necessary. Now it is like I am working for me and Dennis in one. If you notice my shows are getting hotter than before and getting better than before. I realize that Dennis is not here so I have to raise the bar.

It has been left to me and Beres. He was a vocalist, keyboardist, songwriter and bandleader. He left the band in Ibo: I remember little Dennis Brown; he was about 11 or 12 yrs old. It was at the Carib Theatre, Jamaica Independence stage show. He gave an electrifying performance, and was a very charismatic person. He sang standard love songs and originals; He had the hearts of the people and had that welcoming smile.

Dennis carried that youthfulness throughout his life, that spark, the vibrancy that eventually landed him the title the Crown Prince of Reggae. Ibo: : Dennis Brown made his mark on music…we do not want to narrow it and say reggae, his music will have an impact on generations to come the way Beethoven had an impact on Europe and Fela had an impact on Africa.

When the future comes, Dennis will be one of the greatest names in music as a whole. Westbound Train 3. Money In My Pocket 4. Wolves and Leopards 5.

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