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Title: Yabby You & Mad Professor - Blowing in the Wind (♫)
Description: The meeting of the dread roots maestro Yabby You and the techno-driven Mad Professor had all the ingredients of a clash made in hell. You's forte -- hypnotic, mesmerizing roots with a message -- by all measure seems the total antithesis of the Professor's oftentimes startling, yet invariably brilliant, special effects-ridden style. Yet, it turns out that the pair's meeting was a match made in heaven. Mutual respect was the obvious key, one shared with multi- instrumentalist Black Steel, who, bar the flute and horns, performed almost all the splendid music within (Augustus Pablo does guest on one number). His extremely sympathetic instrumentation captures You's signature trancey rhythms, the basslines are superb, and the keyboards heighten the atmospheres while spotlighting You's strong melodies. His guitar work on the intro to "Blowing in the Wind" is absolutely sublime, setting the stage for the entire piece. That charity-urging number, no relation to the Bob Dylan song, is one of four vocal cuts on the set, and arguably the best of a high-quality batch. It's classic You in a most magical mode; "Commercial Dreadlocks," in contrast, is absolutely incendiary, as You's vocals and Steel's bassline stalk the false Rastas. The apocalyptic "Death Trap" is a stunning steppers-styled version of the Congos' "Row Fisherman"; "Amen" is a jubilant, New Orleans-splashed take on the traditional hymn. The vocal tracks are incredibly strong, and the five accompanying dubs ("Death Trap" gets two) are phenomenal. "Righteous Dublocks," for example, turns the vocal version inside out, playing down the original's militancy and pushing up the melodiousness of the song. "Winds of Dub" blows away the vocal version's dread edge, wafting it instead with luminescent pastoral atmospheres. Beyond all the brilliant versions of the vocal tracks, there also are a pair of unrelated dubs included, the menacing "Steppers Corner" and "Rootsy Mood," a splendid version of "Full Up." Invariably, the dubs are the meat to the vocal tracks' potatoes, and it's here that You and the Professor's awesome talents truly become one. Even in this more digital mode, the Professor manages never to dissipate the organic magic of You's sound; rather, he enhances it with his own wizardry. You easily conjures up mesmerizing music out of the electronic gear, while the Professor twiddles the knobs to heighten the effect. It says much about this marriage that the album is equal to, and at times even surpasses, any of either man's previous work. LIKE WHAT U HEARD? SUBSCRIBE IF YOU WILL FOR MORE EXCELLENT MUSIC
Description: The meeting of the dread roots maestro Yabby You and the techno-driven Mad Professor had all the ingredients of a clash made in hell. You's forte -- hypnotic, mesmerizing roots with a message -- by all measure seems the total antithesis of the Professor's oftentimes startling, yet invariably brilliant, special effects-ridden style. Yet, it turns out that the pair's meeting was a match made in heaven. Mutual respect was the obvious key, one shared with multi- instrumentalist Black Steel, who, bar the flute and horns, performed almost all the splendid music within (Augustus Pablo does guest on one number). His extremely sympathetic instrumentation captures You's signature trancey rhythms, the basslines are superb, and the keyboards heighten the atmospheres while spotlighting You's strong melodies. His guitar work on the intro to "Blowing in the Wind" is absolutely sublime, setting the stage for the entire piece. That charity-urging number, no relation to the Bob Dylan song, is one of four vocal cuts on the set, and arguably the best of a high-quality batch. It's classic You in a most magical mode; "Commercial Dreadlocks," in contrast, is absolutely incendiary, as You's vocals and Steel's bassline stalk the false Rastas. The apocalyptic "Death Trap" is a stunning steppers-styled version of the Congos' "Row Fisherman"; "Amen" is a jubilant, New Orleans-splashed take on the traditional hymn. The vocal tracks are incredibly strong, and the five accompanying dubs ("Death Trap" gets two) are phenomenal. "Righteous Dublocks," for example, turns the vocal version inside out, playing down the original's militancy and pushing up the melodiousness of the song. "Winds of Dub" blows away the vocal version's dread edge, wafting it instead with luminescent pastoral atmospheres. Beyond all the brilliant versions of the vocal tracks, there also are a pair of unrelated dubs included, the menacing "Steppers Corner" and "Rootsy Mood," a splendid version of "Full Up." Invariably, the dubs are the meat to the vocal tracks' potatoes, and it's here that You and the Professor's awesome talents truly become one. Even in this more digital mode, the Professor manages never to dissipate the organic magic of You's sound; rather, he enhances it with his own wizardry. You easily conjures up mesmerizing music out of the electronic gear, while the Professor twiddles the knobs to heighten the effect. It says much about this marriage that the album is equal to, and at times even surpasses, any of either man's previous work. LIKE WHAT U HEARD? SUBSCRIBE IF YOU WILL FOR MORE EXCELLENT MUSIC
Title: Yabby You-Gwan and Lef' Me
Description: Reggae Music
Description: Reggae Music
Title: Barrington Levy - Jah Give Us Strength & The Dub 12"
Description: Barrington Levy - Jah Give Us Strength & The Dub Check It Big Tune!!!!Dub Cuts In At 3.13
Description: Barrington Levy - Jah Give Us Strength & The Dub Check It Big Tune!!!!Dub Cuts In At 3.13
Title: Yabby You-Chant Down Babylon Kingdom
Description: Roots Reggae
Description: Roots Reggae
Title: Derrick Morgan - Tougher Than Tough
Description: Derrick Morgan Rougher Than Rough Pyramid record Label 1967
Description: Derrick Morgan Rougher Than Rough Pyramid record Label 1967
Title: The Ethiopians - The Selah
Description: The Ethiopians - The Selah listen too these words woo
Description: The Ethiopians - The Selah listen too these words woo
Title: Drum Song (Another Version)
Description: Drum Song (Another Version)
Description: Drum Song (Another Version)
Title: Rally DubPlate:- LEE PERRY. BLOOD AND FIRE.
Description: Top Dubplate for Top Listeners. A lic from da Run Come Rally: From da man Jesus Dread" Yabby You LEE PERRY. BLOOD AND FIRE.:- Rally DubPlate. 10" Cut:- Label: Blood and Fire,
Description: Top Dubplate for Top Listeners. A lic from da Run Come Rally: From da man Jesus Dread" Yabby You LEE PERRY. BLOOD AND FIRE.:- Rally DubPlate. 10" Cut:- Label: Blood and Fire,
Title: Dandy - Lets Do The Rocksteady
Description: I Love This Tune WKD Dandy - Lets Do The Rocksteady
Description: I Love This Tune WKD Dandy - Lets Do The Rocksteady
Title: Yabby You-Jesus Dread
Description: Reggae Music
Description: Reggae Music
Title: Yabby You-Natty Dread on the Mountain Top
Description: Reggae Music
Description: Reggae Music
Title: Yabby You - "Conquering Lion"
Description: This is the most played song on my iTunes.
Description: This is the most played song on my iTunes.
Title: shangoband sings about the daytona beach tragedy,2008
Description: NEKEDIA CATO DAYTONA BEACH TRAGEDY 2008,(SONG BY THE SHANGOBAND.)MIGHTY ROOTS INC/SHANGO PRODUCTIONS,BMI AZIKIWA MUSIC PUBLISHING C.P. 2008/WWW. ENGLISHMAN-SHANGOBAND.NET/ENGLISHMANREGGAE@YAHOO.COM/FOR MORE INFO
Description: NEKEDIA CATO DAYTONA BEACH TRAGEDY 2008,(SONG BY THE SHANGOBAND.)MIGHTY ROOTS INC/SHANGO PRODUCTIONS,BMI AZIKIWA MUSIC PUBLISHING C.P. 2008/WWW. ENGLISHMAN-SHANGOBAND.NET/ENGLISHMANREGGAE@YAHOO.COM/FOR MORE INFO
Title: my yabbie 4ever
Description: i love you yabbie ko
Description: i love you yabbie ko
Title: Michael Prophet and Ricky Tuffy - Your Love
Description: Michael Prophet has got one of the most distinctive in the reggae world. Back in the day, I couldn't go to a dance without asking them to play "Gunman". "Imagine Me" was also a firm favourite. He was born in 1957 and grew up in the western Kingston ghetto of Greenwich Farm. He began his recording career in 1977 when he was discovered by the legendary producer Vivian Jackson, better known as Yabby You. Yabby You took Michael to Channel One where he voiced his debut song "Praise You Jah Jah".
Description: Michael Prophet has got one of the most distinctive in the reggae world. Back in the day, I couldn't go to a dance without asking them to play "Gunman". "Imagine Me" was also a firm favourite. He was born in 1957 and grew up in the western Kingston ghetto of Greenwich Farm. He began his recording career in 1977 when he was discovered by the legendary producer Vivian Jackson, better known as Yabby You. Yabby You took Michael to Channel One where he voiced his debut song "Praise You Jah Jah".
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