Reggae Stories

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

Yohohoho just some random songs that i love!

If Object Show Characters Were Musicians.

"Set against the lush backdrop of Jamaica's stunning beaches and vibrant culture, 'Island of My Heart' is a poignant love story about two young souls, Kofi and Nalani, who find each other in the midst of life's chaos. Kofi, a struggling reggae artist from Kingston, meets Nalani, a beautiful and fiery island girl from Ocho Rios, at a lively beachside festival. As they dance under the stars, their connection is undeniable. But with their different backgrounds and ambitions, their love is put to the test. Will their love be strong enough to overcome the challenges and find a way to be together, or will the island's beauty and charm be the only thing that remains with them forever?"

Essay by Raheim Grant

August 1989. There was a momentary lull in the usually frenetic activity at the [former London pirate radio station] 'KISS FM' office, whilst we awaited the next Independent Broadcasting Authority [IBA] announcement that would give specific details of the application procedure for the two new London FM [commercial radio] licences on offer. [KISS FM co-founder] Gordon McNamee turned his attention to other matters, since he understood that there was still no guarantee of KISS FM winning the licence, even on its second attempt.

"Bob Marley has died!" I exclaimed. Having switched on the car radio before starting the engine, one of Marley's songs was playing on John Peel's 'BBC Radio One' ten-to-midnight show. I knew immediately what that meant. Peel was a longtime reggae fan, though I had not heard him play a Marley track for years. There was no need to await Peel's voice announcing the sad news. I had read that Marley was ill but had not understood the terminal gravity of his health.

" We.. take.. " [Chorus:] Hey girl i need you, cause i feel you right now I don't care what people may, be think in this town I wanna hold you but it's over now Oh girl i need you, cause i feel you right now Beneath the beauty of that colors, vanished in the wind it's like we made just somethin different, ain't collided in between Pretending I'm alright the pain, cause it's driving me insane I used to keep this feelin so strong, to show where i belong " We.. take.. " " You're mine you're mine.. " [Chorus:] Hey girl i need you, cause i feel you right now I don't care what people may, be think in this town.. I wanna hold you but it's over now Oh girl i need you, cause i feel you right now [Repeat 2x] Believe my love will never fades, if you started turn the page In every edges of this loving, are the memories can't forget Beneath the beauty of that colors, vanished in the wind it's like we made just somethin different, ain't collided in between Pretending I'm alright the pain, cause it's driving me insane I used to keep this feelin so strong, to show where i belong.. [Chorus:] Hey girl i need you, cause i feel you right now I don't care what people may, be think in this town I wanna hold you but it's over now Oh girl i need you, cause i feel you right now Hey girl i need you, cause i feel you right now I don't care what people may, be think in this town I wanna hold you but it's over now Oh girl i love you, and i need you right now..

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

A nice mellow tale about Bob Marley trying to look for the Golden Ganja Weed

difficult to recommend budget titles for king tubby since most cd compilations and reissues are all full price. my pick of the reissues are:

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.

A short bio about The king of reggae Bob Marley. He is a Legend in many hearts with his inspiring songs✴✴✴