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An interview with Jamaican reggae artist Norris Man, recorded at Digital B studio in Kingston, July 2002. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Jesse_I_Interviews Babylon Burning radio show: https://www.facebook.com/morefireblaze Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morefireblaze Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morefireblaze

Enjoy new music from Norris Man's latest album called 'Free Man.' Eesah's 'Gun Sound' and Khalia's 'Taboo' adds to the rootical vibes. Keznamdi's 'Identity Crisis' might prompt the listener to change their habits. All this and more. Enjoy @ReggaeInTheCityPodcast @DaddyEnglishBI Facebook @ReggaeInTheCityUk linktr.ee/daddyenglish

1 It’s politricks time again, c’est le bon moment pour une petite sélection ! Donc on éteint la télévision et on écoute Fantan Mojah, Capleton, Norris Man… qui ont des choses bien plus importantes à nous dire que les medias. Ce qui nous intéresse aujourd’hui c’est surtout cette série que je met en ouverture parceque […]

La playlist: Anthony B – How dem a flex Little Devon – A wise head Anthony Red Rose feat. Norris Man – Heathen part. 2 Trinity – 3 piece suit Yami Bolo – Bad Boy Half Pint – Soul mate Jah Mason– Listen Lutan  Fyah – Seek jah first Sizzla – Stage show Sizzla – […] L'article Strickly Good Sound #13 est apparu en premier sur Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM.

The mission of these works is to inspire and empower whilst sharing the experiences of brothers and sisters to be the catalyst for our own journey.Inspiration Nation is a work of two parts containing soundbites, lectures and music of brothers and sisters for your upliftment.In this part two of inspiration nation we will be featuring the works of John Agard, Dick Gregory and Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao.Works FeaturedDAMIAN MARLEY - LIFE IS A CIRCLEJAZ ELISE - GOOD OVER EVILYouTube Title : JOHN AGARD (YouTube Channel : ENGLISH FOLK DANCE AND SONG SOCIETY)MERCHANT - ROCK ITYouTube Title : DICK GREGORY - THE REAL SELMA, BOB MARLEY AND FEARLESSNESS (YouTube Channel : REELBLACK)NORRIS MAN - PERSISTENCEYouTube Title : AFRICA UNITE (DR.ARIKANA CHIHOMBORI)(YouTube Channel : AFRICAN WISDOM)JAH 9 - PROSPERPETER TOSH - JAH GUIDEDAMIAN MARLEY - SPEAK LIFEPlease subscribe if you feel the vibe and connect with Danieal via www.danieal.co.ukDisclaimer : Reggae Uprising Podcast does not own any of the rights to any of the music or works featured. It is used only as a tool of education, upliftment and empowerment for and of people of the diaspora. 

On the 30th episode of The Bald Head-N-The Dread Podcast, Autarchii and Jr share '10 Classic Reggae Albums You Should Own'.Whenever greatest/classic reggae albums list are created, the list usually includes legendary names like Bob Marley, Toots & The Maytals, Bunny Wailer, The Congos, The Paragons, Burning Spear, Augustus Pablos, and Peter Tosh. Autarchii and Jr have created a list with albums that deserve to be on the same list with the legendary names previously mentioned. Please enjoy the reasoning and we hope you purchase and listen to the recommended albums from Delroy Wilson, Time Unlimited, Norris Man, Ijahman Levi, Earth & Stone, Culture, and you have to listen to the podcast to get the rest..Give thanks !!!

COOL & RELAX: A REGGAE LOVE STORY, CHAPTER TWO Serani ft Lorraine – Rain A Fall Morgan Heritage – Ready For Love Collie Buddz – Private Show J Holiday – Bed (FG reggae rmx) Usher – Climax (Jr Blender reggae rmx) Romain Virgo – Caress Me Girl Bushman – Arms Of A Woman Norris Man – She Never Knew It Nisha K – Darling You Shaggy ft Ne-Yo – You Girl Alaine & Assassin – No Disturb Sign Half Pint – Just Be Good Beres Hammond – They Gonna Talk Turbulence – Girlfriend Morgan Heritage – Love You Right Singing Melody – More & More Christopher Martin – Sweet Sweet Love Busy Signal ft Mink Jo – Love You More Romain Virgo – Stick By You Alaine – My Favorite Boy Jah Vinci – My Other Half Tarrus Riley – Cool Me Down Nanko – Loco Amor Etana – Crazy Love Etana – Sprung Alaine – Sacrifice John Legend – No Other Love Estelle & Tarrus Riley – Love Like Ours Estelle ft Sean Paul – Come Over rmx Ghost & Fiona – Slowly Beres Hammond – Queen And Lady Garnett Silk – It's Growing Mr Vegas – Thinking Out Loud (Rub-A-Dub Style) Fiona – I'm In Love Miguel – Adorn (FG rmx) Padrino – All For You Jah Cure – Stronger Alaine – Love, Loud And Clear Sean Paul ft Keri Hilson – Hold My Hand Jah Cure – Make Me Feel (Can't Keep My Cool) Cecile – Riding For You Wayne Wonder – Nothing But Loving Pressure – So Real Pressure – Love & Affection Tarrus Riley – Dem A Watch

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Move On Up by The Dynamics on Versions Excursions (Copyright control) 1′27″ Move On Up by Curtis Mayfield on Curtis (Rhino) 3′40″ Roots Train by Junior Murvin on Police and Thieves (Island Records) 5′50″ Stepping Razor by Peter Tosh on Equal Rights (Sony Music) 9′32″ Apartheid Is Nazism by Alpha Blondy on Reggae Mandela (VP Music Group) 12′32″ Marcus Garvey by Burning Spear on Marcus Garvey (UMG) 17′08″ Jah No Dead by Burning Spear on Chant Down Babylon (UMG) 20′02″ Declaration of Rights by The Abyssinians on Super Best (Ackie Dist) 22′53″ Two Sevens Clash by Culture on Step Forward Youth (Culture) 25′12″ Unprecedented Time by Alborosie (VP Music Group) 30′41″ Road To Zion by Damian Marley on Welcome to Jamrock (Universal) 32′31″ If I Ruled the World by Nas on It Was Written (Columbia) 36′25″ To Serve And Protect by Queen Ifrica on Penthouse Flashback Series 41′15″ Murderer by Barrington Levy on Original Ragga Muffin, Pt. 1 (Platinum Classic) 46′11″ Murderer (feat. Barrington Levy) by Beenie Man on Best Of (VP Music) 46′45″ Fed Up by Bounty Killer on My Xperience (The Orchard) 50′14″ Mystery by Bounty Killer on Ghetto Dictionary (VP Music Group) 51′35″ History (feat. Mr. Lif and Sitali) by Thievery Corporation on Treasures from the Temple (ESL Music) 54′44″ Broken Levee Blues by DJ Shadow on The Outsider (A&M) 57′46″ History Repeats by Brittany Howard on Jaime (ATO) 59′14″ The World Is Drunk by Raphael Saadiq on Jimmy Lee (Columbia Records) 63′40″ Babylon by Outkast on Atliens (LaFace) 66′33″ I Want to Be Free (And That's the Truth) by Too Short on Shorty The Pimp (Zomba Recordings) 70′26″ The Ghetto by Too Short on Short Dog's In The House (Zomba Recordings) 75′26″ The Ghetto by Donny Hathaway on Everything Is Everything (Atlantic Records) 78′14″ Someday We'll All Be Free by Donny Hathaway on The Donny Hathaway Colleciton (Atlantic) 83′58″ Don't Let No One Get You Down by War on Why Can't We Be Friends (Far Out Productions) 88′21″ Black Is Beautiful by Chronixx on Chronology (Soul Circle Music) 91′43″ Window Seat by Erykah Badu on New Amerykah Part Two: Return Of The Ankh (Universal) 95′12″ Bam Bam by Sister Nancy on One Two 99′24″ Wolf In Sheep Clothing by Big Youth on Natty Culture Dread (Rud3 Music) 100′14″ Hit the Road Jack by Big Youth on Lov3 (Rud3 Music) 101′50″ Crazy Baldhead by Bob Marley on Rastaman Vibration (Island Records) 103′59″ Persistence by Norris Man on Persistence (VP Music Group) 107′18″ Police by Anthony B on Street Knowledge (VP Records) 107′18″ Police by Anthony B on Street Knowledge (VP Records) 107′18″ Police by Anthony B on Street Knowledge (VP Records) 111′58″ Equal Rights by Anthony B on That's Life (VP Records) 112′47″ This Train by Bunny Wailer on Blackheart Man (Island Def Jam)

This weeks show starts off with music from Culture, The Itals, Hugh Mundell, Jacob Miller, Horace Andy, Tippa Lee, Joy White, The Mighty Threes, Sylford Walker, Sugar Minott, The Twinkle Brothers, Earl Sixteen, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Tony Tuff, Richie Spice, Burning Spear, Dearie, and Calton Coffie. New music this week comes from Anthony B and Lutan Fyah, Marcus Gad, Jah9, Lloyd Brown, Wisdom & Sound, Norris Man, Tippa Irie, Chronixx, Jesse Royal, Antonee First Class, and Warrior King. Also this week we feature the Foot Of The Mountain album from Kingston Express featuring Macka B, Longfingah, and Cheshire Cat.  In The Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Alborosie and King Jammy, I David and Dougie Conscious, Manwel T, Carlton Santa Davis, and The Dennis Bovell Dub Band. Extended dub mixes feature Mark Wonder and Radikal Vibration, Barry Brown, Fabian Miranda, Ras Moses, Ini Kamoze, and Dub Dynasty featuring Cologne. Enjoy! Culture - Behold - Too Long In Slavery - Virgin Keith Porter & The Itals - Call Jah Name - Mind Over Matter - Itals Music Hugh Mundell - Stop Em Jah - Blackman’s Foundation - Shanachie Jacob Miller - Forward Jah Jah Children - Forward Jah Jah Children - Trojan Records Horace Andy - Leave Rastaman Alone/Rasta Dub - In The Light/In The Light Dub - Blood & Fire Dub Proof feat. Addis Pablo - Spider Mouse - Dub Proof - Dub Proof Music Tippa Lee - Sound Killer - Cultural Ambassador Deluxe - Stones Throw Records Joy White - Dread Out Deh - Stand and Give Praise: Roots Reggae - Trojan Records The Mighty Threes - Rasta Business - Jah Fingers 12” Sylford Walker & Welton Irie - Chant Down Babylon/Ghetto Man Corner - Lamb’s Bread International - Blood & Fire Sugar Minott - Slice Of The Cake - Slice Of The Cake - Heartbeat Records Winston Francis - Let’s Go To Zion - Roots & Dub Vol. 1 - Gussie P Twinkle Brothers - Since I Throw The Comb Away - Live At Reggae Sunsplash - Sunsplash Records Earl Sixteen - Freedom/Right Now - Years Of Slavery - Merge Records Bunny Lee & Prince Jammy - Crab In A Barrel Dub - Dubbing In The Front Yard/Conflict Dub - Pressure Sounds Earth & Stone - Three Wise Men - Kool Roots - Pressure Sounds Dennis Brown - Give A Helping Hand - The Best Of Dennis Brown: The Niney Years - Heartbeat Records Gregory Isaacs - Storm - Mr. Isaacs - VP Records Johnny Osbourne - Fret You A Fret - Folly Ranking - VP Records Tony Tuff - Praising Jahovia - Tony Tuff Meets Earl 16 at The Dubfront Showcase - Dubfront Danny Red - Walking With Jah - Red & Conscious - Ababa Jahnoi/Conscious Sounds Robert Lee - Stride - Foundational Roots Vol.1 - Channel One UK Dezarie - Gone Down - Gracious Mama Africa - Afrikan Roots Lab Marcus Gad - Rebel Form Of Soul - Rhythm Of Serenity - Baco Records Akae Beka & Aba Ariginal - Rasta Break Free/Master Of I Self - I Tal Soup 12” Richie Spice - Find Jah - Book Of Job - VP Records Pressure - King Selassie First - Rebel With A Cause - I Grade Records Burning Spear - Glory Be To Jah - Appointment With His Majesty - Heartbeat Records Calton Coffie - Rebel - Hot Cup Of Calton Coffie- Studio A Music Prince Malachi - Keep I Strong - Runaway Slave - Jet Star Anthony B & Lutan Fyah - Keep On Trying (Dubmatix Remix - 11-7 Records Dubmatix feat. Papa B - Keep On Trying (Dubmatix Horns Dub) - 11-7 Records Jah9 - Could It Be - Note To Self - VP Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Alborosie Meets King Jammy - Who Claims The Throne? - Dub Of Thrones - VP Records I David & Dougie Conscious - Low Pass Dub - Conscious Sounds Presents: Dub Confliction - Conscious Sounds Manwel T - Dub Celebration - Dubkey Mark Wonder & Radikal Vibration - Mama Africa (version 1)/Mama Africa(dub 1) - Evidence Music Carlton Santa Davis - Bad Dawg - Africa Is My Home - Carlton Santa Davis Dennis Bovell Dub Band - Homeland Dub - The British Roots Rockaz - Dennis Bovell Cannon & The Soul Vendors - Bad Treatment - Studio One Rock Steady 2 - Soul Jazz Barry Brown - Mafia/Mafia Dub - Right Now - Greensleeves Fabian - Prophecy w/version - Tribes Man Records 12” Ras Moses - A Poem for H.I.M. - Seek Jah First - Rebel Sound Records Ini Kamoze - Trouble You A Trouble Me - Ini Kamoze - Taxi Dub Dynasty feat. Cologne - Care For The People/Dub For The People - Gideon - Steppas Records ===================================== Lloyd Brown - Therepy - Therapy - Phoenix Music International Wisdom & Sound - No Negative Vibes - Wisdom & Sound Music Norris Man - Revelation Time - Emerge - Stingray Records Chezidek & The Ligerians - Beat Dem - Timeless - Baco Records Tippa Irie feat. Antony Richards - Peace & Love (Badness We Nuh Like) - Chocolate Dreamz Chronixx - Dela Move - Soul Circle Music Jesse Royal - Natty Pablo - Easy Star Records Warrior King - Blak Ah Kill Blak - Single Antonee First Class - ABC CBD - WayAnt Productions Kngston Express feat. Macka B - Block Them - The Foot Of The Mountain - Kingston Express Records Kingston Express feat. Longfingah - Red Hot - The Foot Of The Mountain - Kingston Express Records Kingston Express feat. Cheshire Cat - Blam Blam - The Foot Of The Mountain - Kingston Express Records Reverend Danny Dread - Chatty Mouth Defeat - Colonel Mustard’s Ramon Judah & Dougie Conscious - I Sing/I Sing Dub - Conscious Sounds: Ina Roots Man Style Chapter 1 - Conscious Sounds King Kong - Legalize The Dubplate - Fort East Riddim - Lone Don Entertainment Louie Culture - Deadly Dubplate - Fort East Riddim - Lone Don Entertainment Mikey Tenna - Sound Bwoy A Allah - Fort East Riddim - Lone Don Entertainment Fyah George - Murder Sound - Fort East Riddim - Lone Don Entertainment

This weeks show starts off with music from Judah Eskender Tafari, Culture, Barrington Levy, Sugar Minott, Michael Prophet, Johnny Osbourne, The Wailing Souls, Gregory Isaacs, Keith Porter, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Israel Vibration, Burning Spear, and Black Uhuru. Hear new music this week from Linval Thompson, Marcus Gad, Chezidek and The Ligerians, Keith & Tex, Richie Spice, Csavi, Sandra Cross, Norris Man, Busy Signal, I-Taweh, Subatomic Sound System with Screechy Dan, Ginjah, Nature Ellis, and Tippa Irie. Also this week we do an old school dancehall set featuring Cocoa Tea, Admiral Tibet, Chaka Demus, Wayne Smith, John Wayne, Ninja Man, and Kojak. In The Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Gentleman's Dub Club, The Shakin' Jamaican, Jackie Mittoo, Jimmy Radway, Carlton Santa Davis, Stefanosis meets Samson Benji, Sly & Robbie, and Black Uhuru. Extended dub mixes feature Earl Sixteen and The Sip A Cup Crew, Robert Dallas and JamTone, Xana Romeo, Oku Onuora, Najavibes with The Viceroys and Lone Ranger, and The Mighty Diamonds. Enjoy! Judah Eskender Tafari - Rastafari Tell You - Long Suffering - Rhygin Records Culture - Iron Sharpening Iron - Too Long In Slavery - Virgin Barrington Levy - Walk 2000 Miles - Stand and Give Praise: Roots Reggae - Trojan Records Sugar Minott - River Jordan - Collector’s Collection Volume 1 - Heartbeat Records Michael Prophet - Roots Man Time - Know The Right - Prophet Records Johnny Osbourne - Man Of Jahovia - Thompson Sound 12” The Shakin’ Jamaican - Deeper Shade Of Jack - A Tribute To Jackie - Side Door Records The Wailing Souls - Things And Time - Wailing Souls At Channel One 7’s 12’s and Versions - Pressure Sounds Gregory Isaacs - One Man Against The World - One Man Against The World - VP Records Keith Porter - You’re My King - Itals Music - Ital Music Bob Marley & The Wailers - Misty Morning - Kaya - Tuff Gong Israel Vibration - Jah Is The Way - Trojan Dancehall Roots Box Set - Trojan Records Burning Spear - Marcus Children Suffer - Social Living - Blood & Fire Burning Spear - Children Of Today - Original Living Dub Vol. 1 - Burning Music Linval Thompson & King Forris - Border/Mr. Officer - Got To Get It EP - Thompson Sound Black Uhuru - General Penitentiary - Showcase - Heartbeat Records Marcus Gad - Rebel Form Of Soul - Rhythm Of Serenity - Baco Records Chezidek & The Ligerians - I Love Jah - Timeless - Baco Records Pressure - It Red - Rebel With A Cause - I Grade Records Garnet Silk - Splashing Dashing - Reggae Anthology: Music Is The Cause - VP Records Beres Hammond - I’m Alive/I’m Alive Dub - VP Records Keith & Tex - Left Behind - Aquagem/Kebar Music Richie Spice - Valley Of Jehosaphat (Red Hot) - Together We Stand - VP Records Csavi - Let Jah Be Praised - New Perspective - Achinech Productions Sun Shade - Change Must Come - Tuff Gong International Sandra Cross - My Direction - My Direction - Stingray Records Norris Man - Never Forget - Emerge - Stingray Records Dennis Brown - Give Me Your Loving - Satisfaction Feeling Deluxe - Tad’s Records  The Blackstones - Got What It Takes - Got What It Takes - Stingray Records Busy Signal - Baby Dance - VP Records Gentleman’s Dub Club feat. Bitty McLean - 100% - 100% - Easy Star Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Gentleman’s Dub Club - 100% (Ben McKone Dub) - 100% - Easy Star Records The Shakin’ Jamaican - Drum Song - A Tribute To Jackie - Side Door Records Jackie Mittoo - Happy People - Studio One: Black Man’s Pride 2 - Soul Jazz Records Jimmy Radway & The Fe Me Time All Stars - Dub Is My Desire - Dub I - Pressure Sounds Carlton “Santa” Davis - Jus A Come - Africa Is My Home - Carlton Santa Davis Stefanosis Meets Samson Benji - King Tubby’s Brass - Brass Echo Chamber - Dubophonic Sly & Robbie - Frenchman In Kingston - Sly & Robbie Presents: Stepper Takes The Taxi - Taxi Black Uhuru - Puffed Out - The Dub Factor - Mango Earl Sixteen & Sip A Cup All Stars - Jah Messengers/Dub Messengers - Roots & Dub Vol. 1 - Gussie P Robert Dallas & Jam Tone - Love & Unity (extended mix) - Showcase Vol. 1 - Jam Tone Xana Romeo - Mercy Please - Wake Up - Charmax Music Oku Onuora - Dubword Warrior - I’ve Seen - Fruits Records Najavibes feat. The Viceroys and Lone Ranger - Trod On/Trod Along - Troddin’ On Riddim - Fruits Records The Mighty Diamonds - Dreadlocks Time/Dreadlocks Time Dub - Deeper Roots & Dubs - Virgin ====================================== Agent Sasco - Winning Right Now - Hope River - Diamond Studios I-Taweh - Reggae Greetings - Reload - Tap Nat Muzik Anthony Johnson & Jr. Cat - Nice Again - Every Tongue Shall Tell - Buzwakk Records Bucky Jo - Music Magician - Every Tongue Shall Tell - Buzwakk Records Subatomic Sound System & Screechy Dan - Champion Sound (roots 10” mix) - Subatomic Sound Protoje - Camera Show - A Matter Of Time - Indiggnation Collective/Overstand Ent. Ginjah - Jah Light - Survival - Young Veterans Music Nature Ellis feat. Lash Larue - Jah Nah Sleep - Awaken - Preserve Nature Entertainment Chezidek - Right Link - Right Link Riddim - Dre Davis Records Milton Blake - The Signs/The Signs Dub - Temporary Obstacle - Pickout Tippa Irie feat. Antony Richards - Peace & Love (Badness We Nuh Like) - Chocolate Dreamz Cocoa Tea - Jah Made Them That Way - Ras Portraits - Ras Records Admiral Tibet - Shame To See - King Jammy Selector’s Choice Vol. 1 - VP Records Chaka Demus - Original Kuff - King Jammy Selector’s Choice Vol. 4 - VP Records Johnny Osbourne - Buddy Bye - Buddy Bye - VP Records Wayne Smith - Under Me Sleng Teng - Ragga Essentials: Ina Dancehall Style - Hip O John Wayne - Call The Police - Riddim Driven Sleng Teng Extravaganza - VP Records Ninja Man - Mad Again - Riddim Driven: Sleng Teng Resurrection - VP Records Kojak - Hear Me Now Star - Dub Club Foundation Come Again - Stones Throw Records Dub Club - Dub Me Now Star - Vol. 1 Signs & Wonders In Dub - Stones Throw Records Busy Signal feat. Josey Wales - Bring Back The Vibes - Parts Of The Puzzle - VP Records

1. AZ - “My Way” Fly Wey Riddim: 1. Jah Cure - “Can’t Have You” 2. Giark - “Facetious” 3. Lutan Fyah - “O My Heart” 4. Zamunda - “Fast Lane” 1.Alaine - “Better Life” 2.Alaine - “Without You” 3.Alaine - “Greatful Heart” 4.Alaine - “Keep Moving On” 5.Alaine - “Hold A Vibes” Heaven Help Us Riddim: 1. Freddie McGregor - “Pretty Looks” 2. Gyptian - “Mamma I Love You” 3. Luciano - “Tell Me When” 4. Ras Goudie - “Devil Soup” 5. Iceman - “The One For Me” Chancery Lane Riddim: 1. Romain Virgo - “Trouble” 2. Agent Sasco & Freddie McGreggor - “Too Long” 3. Randy Valentine - “Turn Up The Love” 4. Torch - “Bangarang” My World Riddim: 1. Luciano - “Come Into My World” 2. Jah Device - “Wagon of Love” 3. Norris Man - “Journey” 4. Chardel Rhoden & B. Black - “Take Time” 5. JJ Born 2 Sing - “Keep Them Talking” 6. Derick Campbell - “Time Will Tell” Deep Roots Riddim: 1. Chantelle Bentick - “God’s Work” 2. Amar Azeez - “Ready” 3. Kingsley - “My God” Culture Box Riddim: 1. Alaine - “Bless Ones” 2. Jesse Royal - “Way Out” Di Realiest Accoustic Riddim: 1. Wayne Wonder - “Where Do We Go” 2. ZJ Liquid & Badda General - “Not Giving Up”

Hache P, Legal et Norris Man sont les invités de Malik Eudy dans le Weekend Africain : Hache-P : @lebighach : Legall Daniel Joseph : Norris Man : @therealnorrisman Facebook : Weekend Africain

Chamba Drum Riddim. Production, Mixed & Mastered. Keyboards: Winston Smith Guitars: Gil (Random Test Reggae Band)

Music by “Norris Man“ performing “Unleash” on the Polaroid Riddim Produced by Q-Ban Productions Mixed & Mastered at Diamond Sounds Follow CMMG Records playlists http://bit.ly/cmmgplaylist http://bit.lycmmgondeezer http://bit.lycmmgontidal Follow CMMG Records on Social Media https://www.youtube.com/c/CMMGRecords http://www.facebook.com/cmmgrecords http://www.instagram.com/cmmgrecords http://www.soundcloud.com/cmmgrecords http://www.twitter.com/cmmgrecords ℗ & © 2018 CMMG RECORDS. All Rights Reserved.

Music by “Norris Man“ performing “We No Watch Face” on the Militant Love Riddim Produced by Q-Ban Productions Recorded by Jabari "Shawtboss" Winchester Mixed & Mastered at Diamond Sounds Follow CMMG Spotify playlist: bit.ly/cmmgplaylist Follow On Facebook: www.facebook.com/cmmgrecords Follow On Twitter: www.twitter.com/cmmgrecords Follow On Instagram: www.instagram.com/cmmgrecords Don't forget to subscribes to our CMMG Records channel https://www.youtube.com/c/CMMGRecords http://www.facebook.com/cmmgrecords ℗ & © 2017 CMMG RECORDS. All Rights Reserved.

Ricardo Mills aka Jah Defender is a Trinidadian born Reggae Artist. Many regard his music as positive, conscious, and uplifting. His soothing voice and comforting lyrics have made him a well-liked and admired artist on the rise. The conscious element of Rastafari through Reggae music attracted Ricardo to this genre. Music is an avenue to teach ‘truths and rights', heritage, and culture, all of which is skillfully delivered through Jah Defender. His lyrical vibration encompasses depth and soul to remind the people of their treasured tradition. Embracing the teachings of Rastafari has allowed him to stay humble and trod with faith and courage, becoming the voice of many. His love for music started from a young age, as he heard the sweet sounds of his Mother's vocals daily. He then bravely began singing for his classmates in Primary and Secondary schools.  Listening to music from Whitney Houston, Freddie Jackson, Gregory Isaacs, Bob Marley, and Michael Jackson was part of his musical arsenal growing up. Since about 1994, a time when Reggae music become popular in Trinidad through artists like Capleton, Sizzla, Anthony B, Luciano, Norris Man, and Garnet Silk which also helped in shaping his musical talent. In 2004 Ricardo entered the professional Reggae scene as Jah Fyah, later changing to ‘Jah Defender'. In his words “Jah Defender stood for a deeper mission”. His blessed talent, creative musical melodies, distinctive sound, and powerful lyrics create timeless music. 

King Lorenzo was born in St Ann, his talent for singing was recognized from a tender age as he performed in school, sound systems and hotels all over Jamaica under the name Parson Man. Gifted with a pure and exceptional voice, he caught the attention of reggae fans worldwide. After winning one of Jamaica's biggest singing competition, Red Label Reggae Cable, he started recording for Barry O'Hare on the X-Rated label since then Lorenzo has recorded for different labels such as Stone Love, Big Ship, Jet Star, Irie Ites, Reality Sound to name a few. After releasing several singles and also featured on many compilation CDs and other projects over the years, his first solo album Movin'Ahead was released in December 2009. This long-awaited album has been a treat for fans everywhere and received excellent reviews. His second album, STRONGER has just been released and is getting great feedback. King Lorenzo has performed on most of the major festivals all over the world and is renown for his charisma and energetic stage performances.“Music is universal and powerful. With so much negativity around the world my music is my contribution towards making our world a better place.”   Norris Man Born and raised in the notorious Trenchtown and Arnett Gardens area of Kingston, Jamaica, Christopher Campbell, now known as Norris Man had Bob Marley as a hometown hero to inspire his immersion into the musical arena. As a young boy Norris Man (named because of his enthusiasm for karate king Chuck Norris) would sit under a tree to write his own songs of redemption. Feeling music within him, Norris could not ignore his gift of singing and performing. In the Kingston dancehalls of his youth, older sound boys would hoist ten year-old Norris on top a Guiness box and hand him the mic to stir up the dance. Such experiences lit the musical fire for this ghetto youth. From there his musical journey began.

New Reggae-Dancehall Mix >(31 Tunes)> Comment-Subscribe-Embed > BigUp _Dread_Red_ & Tata for the request, Bless Supporters & Artists, Thank You! > (1). Dem We Hot Again(Dub).. Walker T (2). So Greedy.. Jah Powerz (3). System.. Ginjah / Powerman (4). Blood Stain.. Cutty Ranks (5). We Got All Rights.. Luciano (6). Pressure Burst Pipes (Eden Falling).. Nitty Kutchie (7). Sticky Out A Road.. Delus (8). Eagle & The Hawk.. Bounty Killer (9). Art Of War (Head A Spin).. Aidonia (10). Ganster.. Bling Dawg (11). Whats Wrong With The Picture.. Sizzla Kaloji (12). Used To Be.. Ricardo Clarke (13). Rolling High.. Walker T (14). Feel Good.. Shaun Powerz (15). Strong Ganja.. Jah Thomas (16). Here I Go.. King Alibaba (17). Money Dun.. Vybz Kartel (18). Me Haffi Mek It.. Norris Man (19). New World Order.. Leafnuts (20). Dont Skatta Roses.. Celsius (21). Time Is Red.. Cocoa Tea / Shabba Ranks (22). Nah Sell Out Mi Friends Dem.. Walker T (23). Freestyle (Neat Riddim-FadeEm Mix).. Shaun Powerz (24). Bad Man Nuh Talk.. Mayor (25). Haters.. Dosa Medicine (26). Pass Mi Gun.. Vybz Kartel (27). In This World.. Mavado (28). Must Get Rich.. Da Professor (29). Family.. Shaun Powerz (30). Pray For A Friend.. Deablo (31). Blaze It.. Jungalist > FadeEm Mixtape Series > http://www.fade-em.podomatic.com > Stay Boss, Stay Tuned

The reggae sensation Norris Man is this weeks special guest on Reality Time this Sunday on Bigupradio.com. Hosted by the furious DJ Kurious and might MC Taiyefoon, Reality Time brings you the latest reggae news, culture and exclusive interviews each Sunday on Bigupradio's 24/7 dancehall station. Norris Man has been releasing smash hit after smash hit. Tune in to find out all you need to know about Norris Man this weekend. Catch this special feature and interview on Reality Time this Sunday! ONE LOVE

This unique mix was requested by a listener in the United Kingdom. It's probably the first time any selector has compiled these particular artists on one project, but that is what the Reggae Lover Podcast is all about. Glen Washington, George Nooks, Norris Man, & Jah Mason all began gaining popularity in the mid-to-late 90s, though Glen Washington and George Nooks started their musical careers in the 1970s. Glen Washington, born in May Pen, Clarendon, Jamaica was a drummer and who toured the world with many different bands and backed many different artists and performers from the 70s through the 80s into the 90s. He migrated to the United States and recorded sporadically as a solo singer but extensively as a drummer. In 1997 when he started to focus on pursuing his solo singing career he did some recording sessions for Studio One and then he sort of blew up with a big hit in 1998 with the song "Kindness for Weakness." which was marketed by VP records. From there he solidified his career and started to tour the world again as a solo singer. Like Glen Washington, George Nooks was born in the 1950s inJamaica. He sang in the youth choir at church, performed at school concerts and talent shows. He professionally recording under the name Prince Mohammed in the 1970s as a deejay. He recorded with Joe Gibbs over the Dennis Brown "How could I leave" instrumental, released an album with General Echo, and had a hit in Jamaica with "40 Leg Dread." Nooks concentrated on singing starting in the 80s but it was not until 1997 that he released a successful singing album. After 2001 he began singing mostly gospel music. Norris Man now grew up in the Trench Town area of Jamaica where Bob Marley and the Wailers hail from. He started performing on local sound systems at age 10 deejaying over Studio One riddims. He was small they would put him to stand on top of a Guinness crate and let him get a few songs in. He was actually quite good at it. He started recording at age 22. His first full-length album entitled "Persistence" was released in 1997 on VP records. He linked up with Anthony B and the Star Trail records camp around this time and eventually started touring extensively, taking on stages in California, then Africa, and Europe. Jah Mason also known as Fire Mason was born in the early 70s in the parish of Manchester and grew up in a Christian family. He began working with Junior Reid's JR record label in 1995. He joined the Bobo Shanti order of the Rastafari movement. After linking up with the David House Records group got his career took off with the single "my princess gone" among others. He made guest appearances on Singles with his friend Jah Cure and from the mid-nineties through the 2000s Jah Mason released at least one album every year. If you're a fan of any of the music that you hear on this episode please go check these artists. They have product in stores that you can purchase and material to stream online. Big Ups 2 the Kingman out of Leicester UK who wanted these artists to be featured here. Thank you so much for joining me on Reggae Lover Podcast episode 83. I hope you enjoy the mix. Its dedicated to you. Bless Up. Apple Podcast (iTunes) link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/reggae-lover/id1126663530?mt=2h Stitcher Radio link: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/reggae-lover/the-reggae-lover-podast Google Play link: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ixihhi6rfw26zi6333hocwv6diq?t=Reggae_Lover TuneIn Radio link: https://tunein.com/radio/Reggae-Lover-p1033580/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.