Podcasts about sweet reggae music

COOL & RELAX: Sweet Reggae Music 2 J Boog – Let's Do It Again R City – All I Want Jah Cure – Respect Jah Cure – From The Heart Busy Signal – Missing You Kelly Shane ft Busy Signal – Ain't That Loving You Jah Cure – Nothing Voicemail – Loves Me For Me Christopher Martin – Cheater's Prayer Ce'Cile – Cheater's Revenge Ce'Cile & Christopher Martin – No Expectations Christopher Martin – Giving It Chuck Fender & Cherine Anderson – Feeling Lonely Wayne Wonder – Again Voicemail – We're Dancing Etana – Dance Chevaughn – All About You D Major – The Only One Sanchez – I Won't Surrender Busy Signal – Right Now WSTRN ft Lila Ike – Never Leave Romain Virgo – Soul Provider Busy Signal ft RC – Dreams Of Brighter Days Christopher Martin – Look On My Face Chronixx – Ain't No Giving In Alaine – Amazing Queen Ifrica – Let's Get Silly Tarrus Riley – Gimme Likkle One Drop Naomi Cowan – Peace Of Mind Savana – Haul And Pull Lila Ike – Sweet Inspiration Jaz Elise – Rock And Groove Kabaka Pyramid ft Tifa – Mr Rastaman Kabaka Pyramid – Get You Protoje – Bout Noon Mortimer – No Lie Lila Ike – Stars Align Chronixx – Somewhere Christopher Martin – Mama Ce'Cile – African King Gappy Ranks – Heaven In Her Eyes Peter Hunnigale – Perfect Lady Wayne Wonder – Spare Me Sanchez – Rearrange My Life Kashief Lindo – Let Me Give You Love Stevie Face – Da Loving Yah Nice Anthony Cruz – Just Call My Name Kashief Lindo – No Can Do Alaine & Lukie D – Really Together Dyani – You're Still Mine Nass – Carpenter Morgan Heritage – She's Still Loving Me Beres Hammond – I Need Your Love Bitty McLean – Let Them Say

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Just The  sweet Reggae music  80s and 90s

NOTHING BUT SWEET SWEET REGGAE MUSIC MIX.

NOTHING BUT SWEET SWEET REGGAE MUSIC MIX.

Download link: http://bit.ly/sweetreggae3 **Tracklist** 1. RUDE - MAGIC! 2. All Of Me (Official Reggae Version)- John Legend 3. Let Her Go (Reggae Cover)- CHRIS MARTIN 4. My Love Is Your Love - Terry Linen 5. That Girl - Jah cure 6. Lovers Rock - Chalice 7. No Jestering - Clearview Harmony 8. No More Heartaches - Sanchez 9. Cottage in Negril - Duane Stephenson 10. Strangers In The Night - Glen Washingston 11. Just Be Good - Half Pint 12.ONE IN A MILLION - GRAMPS MORGAN 13. Put That Woman First - Lukie D 14. My Girl Dis - Richie Stephens & Maxi Priest 16. African Queen - Sadiki 17. She's Royal - Taurus Riley 18. ONE MORE NIGHT - BUSY SIGNAL 19. You and Me - Busy Signal 20.Brown Skin - GREGORY ISAACS 21. Speechless - Karl Morrison 22. Tangled up -Lutan Fyah 23. Let Me Love You Tonight - Wayne Wonder 24. Hold Me - Rik Rok 25. Always - Shyam 26. Call On Me 27. IF LOVE SO NICE - JUNIOR KELLY 28. Grooving My Girl - Richie Spice 29. No Time to Linger - Terry Linen 30. Favorite Boy- Alaine 31. If I Were A Carpenter - Christopher Martin 32. Couldn't Be The Girl For Me -Terry Linen 33. Love Me Haffi Get(A Love I Can) - Cutty Ranks & Beres Hammond 34. Cool Me Down - Tarrus Riley 35. COME OVER - ESTELLE 35. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS (REGGAE VERSION) - TESSANNE CHIN 36. Good Situation - UB40 37. If Tomorrow Never Comes - Swiss Ft. Etana 38. All I Need - Chris Martin 39. Can't Get Enough - Busy Signal 40. Weekend Love - Chris Martin

 Sweet Reggae Music from Jamaica Gospel praises .Reggae gospel  from Jamaica .Gospel reggae is a genre of music that originated in Jamaica, mixing reggae rhythms with Christian-themed lyrics. Several reggae artists, many of whom were previously part of the Rastafari movement, have converted to Christianity and adopted gospel reggae as their primary style

The Authentic Reggae vibe continues with brand new music from Whitestone Productions and their latest release the 'Sweet Reggae Music Riddim.' Daddy English also features new music from Jah Cure's new album as well as a big selection from Dancehall new comer Stump Lord called 'Boom Sound.' Not forgetting Suga's 'One and Only' and much more. Enjoy @ReggaeInTheCityPodcast @DaddyEnglishBI Facebook @ReggaeInTheCityUk #Gorilla #AimToTheHead

JUST THE MUSIC ,SWEET REGGAE MUSIC ,THE  ICONIC CLASSIC ROOTS SKA REGGAE This roundup of good reggae songs includes some of the most memorable tunes ever performed by the world's best reggae musicians. Without question, reggae music is universally popular. What began in Jamaica in the 1960s exploded worldwide and today, these famous reggae songs are played over and over in clubs all across the globe. Reggae music takes many forms. Some of the top reggae songs are powerfully political in nature, inspiring listeners to rise up and be liberated. Others speak of universal harmony and love. But all reggae sounds feature a distinctive rhythm. In fact, the term “reggae” comes from “ragged,” reflecting the displaced beats which give it such a unique sound. There is absolutely no music in the world “like reggae.” Even hit reggae songs are unique. When it comes to reggae, one musician stands alone as the most influential in the genre: Bob Marley. You'll find plenty of Marley's soulful melodies on this reggae songs list. It would be impossible not to include several of them. Several Marley's (including Ziggy and Damien) are listed here as well. Other artists represented on this top reggae songs list include Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Toots & the Maytals, and Gregory Isaacs. These are just some of the most popular reggae songs. Which one deserves the top spot? You decide, with your votes.

Download link: http://bit.ly/sweetreggae2 Sweet good old reggae music

The term reggae was derived from rege-rege, a Jamaican phrase meaning “rags or ragged clothing,” it is used to denote a raggedy style of music. The reggae genre came into to being in the #1960's as an evolution of the Rocksteady and Ska musical styles. #Reggae music is a soulful entertainment in Jamaica. Reggae is a music genre that originated in Jamaica in the late 1960s. The term also denotes ... Inscription history. Inscription ... Contents. 1 Etymology; 2 History. Country‎: ‎Jamaica Region‎: ‎The Caribbean  

Reggae has spread to many countries across the world, often incorporating local instruments and fusing with other genres. Reggae en Español spread from the Spanish speaking Central American country of Panama to the mainland South American countries of Venezuela and Guyana then to the rest of South America. Caribbean music in the United Kingdom, including reggae, has been popular since the late #1960s, and has evolved into several subgenres and fusions. Many reggae artists began their careers in the UK, and there have been a number of European artists and bands drawing their inspiration directly from Jamaica and the Caribbean community in Europe. Reggae in Africa was boosted by the visit of Bob Marley to Zimbabwe in 1980. In Jamaica, authentic reggae is one of the biggest sources of income.

This time Daddy English kicks off the episode with a big selection from Nigeria's own Jethro Lion called "Sweet Reggae Music." Enjoy the new Mesh Marina Riddim as well as Buju Banton's "Country For Sale." The Rototom Corner is also back for the first time in 2019 Enjoy! @ReggaeInTheCityPodcast @DaddyEnglishBI Facebook @ReggaeInTheCityUk #Gorilla #AimToTheHead

VISIT FOR LATEST MUSIC Https://www.djroymixtape.com Tracklist 01 : LONELY ROAD RIDDIM - SEANIZZLE X DEAN FRASER [MAIN] 02 : ALEXX A - GAME - REAL TO DI LINK [dub] 03 : NADG - CANT STOP ME NOW [dub] 04 : ZJ LIQUID - POOR PEOPLE A FEEL IT 05 : TOPMANN - LONELY ROAD 06 : BUGLE - DOLLAR MEAN NOTHING 07 : BUSY SIGNAL - LOVE ME DOWN 08 : BUSY SIGNAL - WHAT IS A FRIEND 09 : ROMAIN VIRGO - progress 10 : SHENSEEA - heartless 11 : PROHGRES - only god can tell 12 : BOUNTY KILLER - INSEPARABLE 13 : CHRISTOPHER MARTIN - search all you want 14 : ALAINE - man crush everyday 15 : ZAGGA - arguement 16 : ALAINE - you give me hope 17 : ROMAIN VIRGO - malanin 18 : QUEEN IFRICA - to see 19 : TONY REBEL - man a big man 20 : TARRUS RILEY - jamaican proverbs 21 : MORGAN HERITAGE - we dont want them 22 : OMARI - mercy for my people 23 : PRESSURE BUSSPIPE - work 24 : JEMERE MORGAN - proud 25 : D MAJOR - lesson for me ‘ 26 : PRESSURE BUSSPIPE - all for me ’ 27 : JAH CURE - true love 28 : CHARLY BLACK - my butterfly 29 : CHRIS MARTIN - calls your name 30 : GINJAH - BY YOUR SIDE 31 : RICHIE SPICE - QUESTION 32 : DUANE STEPHENSON - BLACK MAGIC WOMAN 33 : IBA MHAR - THE MESSAGE 34 : LEON SMILEZ - OUR LOVES AMAZING 35 : LUCIANO - HEAL THE WORLD 36 : QUEEN IFRICA - COLOUR OF REJECTION 37 : Queen Ifrica - Black Woman 38 : MASTA LINK - house on di hill [dub] 39 : JAH CURE X DAMIAN 'JR. GONG MARLEY - MARIJUANA 40 : Koffee - throne 41 : JESSE ROYAL - broken wings 42 : Nesbeth - Double Up 43 : BUGLE X DRE ISLAND - day by day

„Jah, Jah“ und „Let the good vibes get a little stronger“ oder so ähnlich...  ¯_(ツ)_/¯  In der siebten Ausgabe unserer OFT-Reihe freuen wir uns jedenfalls, euch neue Reggae- und Dub-Veröffentlichungen vorstellen zu dürfen. Geografisch oszillieren wir dabei zwischen Westeuropa und der karibischen Heimat der „Sweet Reggae Music“. Gute Unterhaltung! Songs: Blazin – Koffee [feat. Jane Mcgizmo] Digital Badness – Mahom [feat. Green Cross] New Race – Akae Beka Dub = Bass – Kanka Deh Pon a High – Natty Baldhead Urban – Philipp Greter

Download Link:http://bit.ly/SweetReggae1dl Take me down memory lane of Sweet Reggae Music

I first heard the term Northern Soul in the early 2000s while watching a one-hit wonder show on VH1 that mentioned "Tainted Love" as a song the members of Soft Cell used to dance to as teenagers in discotheques. A few years later, I was watching a documentary on rave culture, and there was Soul again. I was hooked. It turns out that for every Motown hit we all know and love, there were probably 50 copycat bangers that never made it to the radio and ended up coveted by British DJs in the late '70s. Side B is all about sweet, sweet Reggae music. Side A The Temptations & James Jamerson - You're My Everything Ann Sexton - You've Been Gone Too Long Sam Dees - Lonely For You Baby The Cashmeres - Showstopper Earl Jackson - Soul Self Satisfaction Freda Payne - Cherish What Is Dear To You (While It's Near To You) Terry Callier - Ordinary Joe Soul Brothers Inc. - Teardrops Luther Ingram - If It's All The Same To You Babe The Royal Esquires - Ain't Gonna Run The Salvadores - Stick By Me Baby Lou Pride - I'm Com'un Home In The Morn'un Side B Super Beagle - Dust A Soundboy Don Carlos & Gold - Natty Dread Have Him Credential Sister Nancy - I Am a Geddion Ansel And The Meditations - Tricked Linval Thompson - Look How Me Sexy Lord Tanamo & The Skatalites - Keep On Moving Marcia Griffiths - Band Of Gold Bob Andy - Too Experience Delroy Wilson - Mother Nature The Heptones - Love Don't Come Easy Michael Palmer - Pon Your Toe Horace Ferguson - Great Stone More info on Northern Soul: http://blog.gregwilson.co.uk/2013/11/northern-renaissance/ I went by DJ alt.rock for 10 years as a tongue-in-cheek diss at lazy rock & roll radio program directors "discovering" '90s alternative rock in the late aughts. DJ alt.rock was also a nod to early rap names that usually contained either "rock" or "ski"... Never in a million years did I imagine that the prefix "alt-" would be so drastically ruined by a former reality TV clown, but that's exactly what happened in 2016/17... I've done my best to clear that name from as many mixes and artwork as possible, but some sets have so many alt.rock DJ-drops in them that I've opted to just post this notice and keep it moving. From now on, I'm using my first name, because nobody can mess it up (other than myself).

I first heard the term Northern Soul in the early 2000s while watching a one-hit wonder show on VH1 that mentioned "Tainted Love" as a song the members of Soft Cell used to dance to as teenagers in discotheques. A few years later, I was watching a documentary on rave culture, and there was Soul again. I was hooked. It turns out that for every Motown hit we all know and love, there were probably 50 copycat bangers that never made it to the radio and ended up coveted by British DJs in the late '70s. Side B is all about sweet, sweet Reggae music. Side A The Temptations & James Jamerson - You're My Everything Ann Sexton - You've Been Gone Too Long Sam Dees - Lonely For You Baby The Cashmeres - Showstopper Earl Jackson - Soul Self Satisfaction Freda Payne - Cherish What Is Dear To You (While It's Near To You) Terry Callier - Ordinary Joe Soul Brothers Inc. - Teardrops Luther Ingram - If It's All The Same To You Babe The Royal Esquires - Ain't Gonna Run The Salvadores - Stick By Me Baby Lou Pride - I'm Com'un Home In The Morn'un Side B Super Beagle - Dust A Soundboy Don Carlos & Gold - Natty Dread Have Him Credential Sister Nancy - I Am a Geddion Ansel And The Meditations - Tricked Linval Thompson - Look How Me Sexy Lord Tanamo & The Skatalites - Keep On Moving Marcia Griffiths - Band Of Gold Bob Andy - Too Experience Delroy Wilson - Mother Nature The Heptones - Love Don't Come Easy Michael Palmer - Pon Your Toe Horace Ferguson - Great Stone More info on Northern Soul: http://blog.gregwilson.co.uk/2013/11/northern-renaissance/ I went by DJ alt.rock for 10 years as a tongue-in-cheek diss at lazy rock & roll radio program directors "discovering" '90s alternative rock in the late aughts. DJ alt.rock was also a nod to early rap names that usually contained either "rock" or "ski"... Never in a million years did I imagine that the prefix "alt-" would be so drastically ruined by a former reality TV clown, but that's exactly what happened in 2016/17... I've done my best to clear that name from as many mixes and artwork as possible, but some sets have so many alt.rock DJ-drops in them that I've opted to just post this notice and keep it moving. From now on, I'm using my first name, because nobody can mess it up (other than myself).

Patra ( Jamaican born Dorothy Smith, is a dancehall singer.  She first made an impression on the US charts as a featured singer on the Shabba Ranks song, "Family Affair", "Romantic Call" (#55 U.S., #21 U.S. Dance), was a collaboration with emcee Yo-Yo.In 1995, she released her single "Pull Up to the Bumper" which was a cover of the Grace Jones song.  Patra also performed on the 1995 Panther movie soundtrack with the song "Freedom (Theme from Panther)", a collaboration between the American music industry's leading urban female vocalists. She also performed on C+C Music Factory's remix of its hit single "Take a Toke" . Patra took some time off once again from the music industry, becoming more spiritually connected to God and completing her Bachelor's Degree in History and Political Science.In 2012 she signed with Veal-Steen Music.She began work on her fifth studio album with a 12-track set planned with A&R Executive/Producer, Rich Nice. She released a buzz track, "Bad Inna Bed" in 2012. A digital single, "Come Ova" featuring Delus was followed in June 2012. The music video premiered on August 24th, 2012 on YouTube.In 2013, she announced the lead single off her forthcoming album, "Sweet Reggae Music," which premiered in April.  Jamaican Born  Andrew Hines, took to the stage  as early as  (6) years old, when he Outperformed Junior Demus, Apache Scratchie and Wilton Irie . Smoke was always present Around sound system, "Echo Vibration", where he never missed a chance To chat pon di mic".He did his first recording at the age of Twelve [12J.Currently he has songs like'Mama, Brother's Keeper, True Friends, Never'Sell out, Bad boy Romeo, Fat caddilac, Jah-Jah we need you now, Boom Draw, Old Fire Sticlk  RolI up and many more > call in  661-467-2407

Sweet Reggae Music!!!! 1) Lutan Fyah -Hold A Medz 2) Chris Martin - What Can I Do [Without A Woman] 3) kymani marley, protoje & da professor - rub-a-dub solider 4) Cocoa Tea - Wave You Hand 5) Cocoa Tea - Can't Tek The Fire Bun 6) Christopher Martin - stay faithful 7) Wayne Wonder - love gets sweeter 8) Lutan Fyah - Fruits & Roots 9) Barrington Levy - Black Rose 10) Barrington Levy - Don't Throw It All Away 11) Capleton - NAH TEK 12) Capleton - nah skylark 13) Capleton - Cant Break Me 14) Bounty Killer - Thine Will Be Done 15) Christopher Martin - Love U 4 Ever - [Edit] 16) Christopher Martin - White Sheets 17) Lutan Fyah - Them See Me As A Threat 18) Exco Levi - Save The Music 19) Christopher Martin - PUSH BACK 20) Sean Paul - Caught 21) Vybz Kartel -Real Friend 22) Christopher Martin - ILLER INSIDE 23) Christopher Martin - CHILL SPOT 24) Jah Vinci - Real Woman 25) Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey 26) Buju Banton - pedal pusher 27) Vybz Kartel - No Man 28) Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley - Pimpa's Paradise