White artists recording reggae in JA

Jah Glu · Post by **Jah Glu** » Fri Jun 22, 2007 11:58 pm

Gentleman sucks...never heard of martin campbell...

Jah Rumble · Post by **Jah Rumble** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 1:23 am

Man if you dig hard roots, then you'll love martin campbell. He is one of my favorite roots singers of all time, white or not. Very unique voice, and crucial lyrics. Look him up, you won't be dissapointed. Unless your into that new digital sound (td)

Wadada Lion · Post by **Wadada Lion** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 3:19 am

Blue Riddim's performance of "Nancy Reagan" @ 1982's Sunsplash

Not white but from Chile:
Gondwana-"Felicidad" from their 'Made In Jamaica' album...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StfBgiYiKBw

dRuNkNidIOt619 · Post by **dRuNkNidIOt619** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 5:02 am

i agree with Jah Rumble martin campbell is smashing roots

ital kemar · Post by **ital kemar** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 5:36 am

paul simons mother and child reunion from the early 70s is a lovely song.

ites

ital kemar

selecta bing · Post by **selecta bing** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 5:50 am

SERGE GAINSBOURG recorded in JA in 79 at DYNAMIC STUDIO
with the REVOLUTIONARIES
2 Albums which have been re~released and re~mastered with DUB versions and current artists doing new versions on the original tracks.....WICKED!!

Robert Palmer recorded at BLACK ARK but the only track released is
LOVE CAN RUN FASTER ...nice riddim

reggae originator · Post by **reggae originator** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 7:36 am

"Author : Jah Glu

White man cyan do reggae"

Let me guess, you are black?... and racist, blacks can only do sport then.
Given that Bob Marley is half white, he did only 50% of reggae?????
Never heard such a stupid statement.
Do you know Serge Gainsbourg????
If not, you don't know reggae...

Jah Glu · Post by **Jah Glu** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 8:21 am

To reggaeoriginator

I am so white that the nazis would have loved me. I hate Bob Marley's influence on reggae because i think it was so commercial. Serge Gainsbourg. Didnt he hit on Janet Jackson on a TV show? I prefer Johnny Clarke i must say...

reggae originator · Post by **reggae originator** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 9:53 am

You remember Gainsbar, as he was called when he was playing a rude character! As Gainsbourg, he recorded 2 LPs in Kingston with the I-Threes and Peter Tosh's musicians, two very rare LPs if you are not in France. This white guy was so influential that still today, Sly + Robbie remember him (as they told me and the newspapers), and they 've seen some artists...
I too prefer real roots to the late recording of BMW.

leggo rocker · Post by **leggo rocker** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 1:41 pm

I can't really understand why anyone who claims to like reggae couldn't find something by BMW that they like.

Like Marley's music or not, without him 99% of the world would never have heard of Reggae music.

The first reggae tune that really stuck in my punk biker head back in 1977 was marely's brilliant Jammin'.

And from Jammin', via the Kaya LP, I ended up here today, on this reggae forum with a nice collection of roots reggae in my room.

A collection that includes almost all of Johnnie Clarke's LPs and many, many very obscure records from deep down in the reggae underworld.

But please, even if you don't like his music, give Bob his due for wehat he did to promote reggae music outernationally.

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