-Reggae and Jazz Appreciation Thread-

[born invincible]

Reggae: Black Uhuru, Marley, Tosh, Perry, Burning Spear, Toots, Max Romeo, Junior Reid, Bounty Killer, Buju, Capleton, Beenie Man, Mad Professor, Mighty Diamonds, Tenor Saw, Augustus, Holt, Bunny, Congos, King Tubby, I-Roy, U-Roy, Sizzla

I don't consider them dancehall. Dancehall was like the sellout of reggae that started in the 80s through to present. However Capleton & Sizzla and others have started a roots renaissance back in the late 90's.

You can tell how roots came back by looking at Beres Hammond's career. (forgot to mention him) Hes been releaseing albums all through the 80's but only blew up in the mid 90's when the renaissance started.

thats what i grew up on... the old schools stuff.

Burning Spear- Get the Marcus Garvey album

yes sir... must have.





also a few others...

Jacob Killer Miller, Barrington Levy, Aswad and Lucky Dube

[num2son]

Reggae: I listen to Tenor Saw and Super cat

Jazz: Al Hirt

[Wu-Tality]

What Brazilian Artist do you mean? Do you have an example?

The Ipanemas, some old dudes with some nice mix of samba and jazz.

[famenchuan]

Just brought Bob Marley- Songs of Freedom (4 Disks)

[Rooty P]

Coltrane's classic quartet is all the jazz the world will ever need. Perfect, beautiful, ultimate.

Reggae? Scientist.

[Sizzy Up]

Its A Punky Reggae Party.....

[Bis Fan]

Jazz: John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis, Sun Ra, and Charles Mingus

[Sizzy Up]

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