Reggae Stories

"Voy a fumar mientras (te) espero" # mención de sustancias ilícitas en ciertos países (marihuana). # fechas/ubicaciones SÍ importan. # un "o.s" de muchas partes.

Music I've been listening to again and again and again

HERE ARE SOME SONGS TO LISTEN TO, ILL ADD SOME LINKS TO THEM OR JUST WRITE THE NAME SO YEAH HOPE YA LIKE CYAAAAZ OH AND ILL ADD SOME GOOD SINGERS LIKE LEROY SANCHEZ XX YEAH ILL JUST ADD ALL GENRES AS WELL.

This book is going to be filled with songs that I listen to, maybe you would like them too :) It will also include the lyrics of the song and Warnings if it has explicit word/bad words in it, and some trigger warnings too if needed.

I recognised the tune. Not only did I recognise it, I knew all the words and would have happily rapped along with it. But not here. Definitely not here during rush hour on a crowded Underground train. I was seated in the end carriage on the Metropolitan line at Baker Street station, where the service often paused for around ten minutes before heading northbound. A man had just plonked himself down on the seat next to me, put on headphones and started his cassette player. The volume of his music was not excessive but, sat in close proximity to his headset on a stationary train, I was able to recognise the tune.

"It's for you," shouted the man behind the counter, holding the telephone handset at arm's length toward me after having answered the call. "For me?" I echoed incredulously. "But nobody even knows I'm here!" I was standing in a shop, but not just any shop. This was a record shop. I dread to calculate how many thousand hours I must have spent in record shops over the last half-century, thumbing through vinyl. It started with my first record purchase in 1968, from Dykes Records in Camberley, of the novelty single 'Cinderella Rockefella', after it was performed on The Eammon Andrews Show. In the early 1970's, my first 'job' was helping during lunch breaks in the 'Recordwise' shop opposite my school in Egham where owner Adam Gibbs paid me in vinyl rather than cash. He taught me so much about the retail end of the music industry inside his huge, well stocked record shop, while my classmates were otherwise occupied feeding their pocket money into a nearby café's pinball machines.

Frasi di ogni genere tratte dalle canzoni dei Guns'n'Roses, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, Damian Marley e molto altro.

Morant Bay, St. Thomas artist. As the entertainer my job is to entertains the crowd. This is my music career.

Description Product description Deanna Washington is a successful corporate attorney who chooses to follow her heart and give up the comforts of North America for life in a third world country. Will she be able to adjust to her new bourgeoisie mother in law, hurricanes, an obeah woman, and various island characters? In her new environment she discovers family secrets and what she wants from life in the world of her new husband, a college associate who comes into her life after ten years.

A Hazbin Hotel fan fic in which Alastor begins his deep dive into the genre known as Reggae.

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This a a cento poem I created right off the dome after reading an interview with Majimbo aka Black Elsa. please do enjoy!