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Black Uhuru – General Penitentiary and Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner

Black Uhuru Poster Band Shot Anthem This poster is 24 by 24 inches approximately and is in near mint condition. It has mild edge dings and mild creases that could easily be removed. It is shipped rolled in a hard cardboard tube. 5A…

BLACK UHURU Berlin 29th October 1981 Music Poster BLACK UHURU Berlin 29th October 1981 Music Poster 84x59cm…

Burning Spear Lucky Dube Black Uhuru Reggae Poster 97 Original concert poster for Reggae on the Rocks 1997 featuring Burning Spear, Lucky Dube, and Toots & the Maytals at Red Rocks in Morrison, CO. 24×8 on thin glossy paper….

Tear It Up-Live [VHS] $14.95 With reggae’s fabled “riddim twins,” drummer Sly Dunbar and bassist Robbie Shakespeare, laying down the solid grooves for this second of the many Black Uhuru incarnations, the group was firmly set on the fast track to international pop stardom. This recording from London’s Rainbow theater captures the group in 1981, at their most intimidating and exhilarating peak–rock & roll flash coupled with R…

Tribute to Bob Marley [VHS] $29.99 …

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Party In Session – The Black Uhuru Collection $5.93 Party In Session – The Black Uhuru Collection

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BLACK UHURU & OTHER REGGAE REBELS $17.96 Black Uhuru are one of the greatest names in reggae, and are frequently cited as one of the band’s who helped define the genre. This release includes performances from Black Uhuru and a number of other reggae artists.

Black Uhuru: Live In London – 25th Anniversary $16.89 Buy and sell [Black Uhuru: Live In London - 25th Anniversary] at great prices.

Black Uhuru With Sly And Robbie : Dubbin’ It Live $17.97 Buy and sell [Black Uhuru With Sly And Robbie : Dubbin' It Live] at great prices.

Black Uhuru – Sinsemilla $9.98 Black Uhuru: Michael Rose, Puma Jones, Derrick Simpson (vocals).Additional personnel: Rad "Duggie" Bryan, "Ranchie" MacLean (guitar); Jimmy Becker (harmonica); Ansell Collins (piano, organ); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums, electronic drums); "Sticky" Thompson (percussion).Recorded at Channel One Studio, Kingston, Jamaica, on January 26, 1980. Originally released on Mango (9593). Includes liner notes by David Katz.This is part of "Reggae Classics" series.Only a shade less great than 1981`s RED, 1980`s SINSEMILLA, Black Uhuru`s debut on Island Records, is still mightily impressive. Powered by the songwriting and distinctive, soulful tenor of Michael Rose, and sweetened by the harmonies of Derrick "Duckie" Simpson and Sandra "Puma" Jones (the use of the male/female vocal trio was the group`s defining characteristic), Black Uhuru combined roots reggae and hypnotic, almost futuristic grooves. Unlike many roots acts from the `60s and `70s, Black Uhuru wasn`t afraid to incorporate keyboard-generated sounds into the mix. Spacey synth accents join earthy rhythms and traditional Rasta themes–Black pride, spiritual uplift, the celebration of marijuana–in a way that is tied to reggae`s past, yet sounds totally fresh.But Black Uhuru`s real secret weapon is the presence of Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, the legendary rhythm section/production duo. As instrumentalists, Sly and Robbie lend incessantly propulsive rhythms to SINSEMILLA, and their production–dark, complex, crisp, and psychedelic at once–is a revelation. Guitars, auxiliary percussion, and other instruments swim through the heady, swirling mix, while Rose, Simpson, and Jones sing passionately on "World Is Africa" and "Push Push," among others. This is a mesmerizing and deeply enduring album from one of reggae`s finest groups. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Black Uhuru – Red $9.98 Black Uhuru: Michael Rose, Sandra "Puma" Jones, Derek "Duckie" Simpson (vocals).Additional personnel: Ranchie McLean, Mikey Chung, Dougie Bryan, Barry Reynolds (guitar); Robert "Robbie" Shakespeare (piano, bass); Robert Lyn, Keith Sterling (piano); Sly Dunbar (drums, elctronic drums); Sticky Thompson (percussion).Recorded at Channel One Studio, Kingston, Jamaica and Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas. Originally released on Mango (9625). Includes liner notes by David Katz.This is part of "Reggae Classics" series.Arguably Black Uhuru`s finest offering, RED was the band`s sophomore effort on Island`s Mango subsidiary, and crystallized their unique combination of contemporary sounds (including synthesizers and electronic drums), traditional roots reggae, and male/female trio vocals (with lead singer Michael Rose backed by Sandra "Puma" Jones, and Derrick "Duckie" Simpson). For a sound centered primarily on rhythm grooves, Black Uhuru`s music is remarkably complex, and manages to sound both stripped down and fully fleshed out (there is a battery of interlocking instrumental parts at any given moment on the album).RED is greatly shaped by producers/rhythm section Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, though their production here is considerably cleaner and more streamlined than on RED`s predecessor, SINSEMILLA. (Assistance from executive producer Chris Blackwell–the man largely responsible for the crossover success of Bob Marley`s CATCH A FIRE–probably helped). Whether on the infectious bounce of "Sponji Reggae," or the trance-like "Sistren," RED is accessible but never poppy; it`s serious and challenging, yet given to bright irresistible grooves. Black Uhuru contends for the post-Marley reggae crown, and this album is possibly the best example of what they do. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Black Uhuru – Ultimate Collection $13.84 Black Uhuru: Michael Rose (vocals); Robbie Shakespeare (piano, bass); Sly Dunbar (drums); Sandra "Puma" Jones, Derek "Duckie" Simpson, Errol Nelson (background vocals).Additional personnel includes: Junior Reid (vocals); Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan, Bertram "Ranchie" McLean, Mikey "Mao" Chung, Barry Reynolds (guitar); Herman Marquis (alto saxophone); Tommy McCook (tenor saxophone); Vin Gordon (trombone); David Madden, Chico Chin, Dean Fraser, Ronald "Nambo" Robinson (horns); Ansel Collins (piano, organ); Robbie Lyn, Keith Sterling (piano); Tyrone Downie (organ); Franklin "Bubbler" Waul (keyboards); Wally Badarou (synthesizer); George Fullwood (bass); Carlton "Santa" Davis, Carlton Barrett (drums); Uziah "Sticky" Thompson, Ruddy Thomas, Sky Juice (percussion).Producers: Michael Rose, Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare.Compilation producer: Dana G. Smart.Recorded at Channel One Studio, Harry J`s Recording Studio Joe Gibbs Studio Dynamic Sound Studios & King Tubby`s, Kingston, Jamaica; Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas; Includes liner notes by Dana G. Smart.Digitally mastered by Erick Labson.Personnel: Junior Reid, Michael Rose (vocals).Photographers: Lynn Goldsmith; Adrian Boot; Mike Prior; Jonnie Black; Tommy Noonan.Part of Universal/Hip-O`s series of classic reggae anthologies, Black Uhuru`s ULTIMATE COLLECTION comes closer than some to living up to such a daunting title. Almost all of these 17 tracks come from Black Uhuru`s classic late `70s/early `80s lineup featuring vocalists Michael Rose and the late Sandra "Puma" Jones, two of the finest singers in reggae history. (Indeed, there are those who feel that Rose`s piercing tenor is up there with Marvin Gaye`s and Sam Cooke`s as one of the greatest male voices in pop.)Powered by the legendary production team/rhythm section of Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, Black Uhuru pulled off the tricky feat of making reggae records which appealed to pop and rock fans without sounding like watered-down sell-out attempts. All of the classics, from the ganja-praising "Sinsemilla" to the religious politics of "I Love King Selassie" and "World Is Africa," are present and accounted for. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Black Uhuru – The Dub Factor $9.98 Black Uhuru: Michael Rose, Duckie Simpson, Puma Jones (vocals).Additional personnel: Ranchie McLean, Radcliffe "Dougie" Bryan, Mikey Chung, Barry Reynolds (guitar); Ansell Collins, Robbie Lyn, Keith Stirling (piano); Wally Badarou (synthesizer, vocoder); Robbie Shakespeare (bass); Sly Dunbar (drums, electronic drums); Sky Juice, Sticky Johnson (percussion).Recorded at Channel One Studio, Kingston, Jamaica and Compass Point Studio, Nassau, Bahamas in 1983. Originally released on Mango (9758). Includes liner notes by David Katz.This is part of Mango`s "Reggae Classics" series.Since Black Uhuru is, with the possible exception of the original Wailers, the most famous vocal group in reggae history, a full dub album might seem an odd career choice. But 1983`s THE DUB FACTOR is one of the decade`s finest dub efforts. With classic reggae voices like those of Michael Rose and Puma Jones at hand, it`s no wonder producers/bandleaders Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare use more vocals than are common in dub.The vocals are treated as accents, or processed beyond recognition (as on the wild "Android Rebellion"). This leaves the focus squarely on Sly and Robbie`s staggering bass/drum interplay and on the inventive keyboards of Wally Badarou. His unique synthesizer style has been so widely used and imitated that, by decade`s end, it was almost a cliche. THE DUB FACTOR, however, remains as fresh and exciting as it sounded the year of its release. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Black Uhuru with Sly and Robbie-Dubbin It Live $9.99 In July 2001, Black Uhuru and Sly & Robbie took Europe by storm. This 1 hour, 20 minute DVD contains the unedited, uncut, entire concert they gave in Nyon, Switzerland, where they closed the Paleo Festival. Through the late 80′s and 90′s, Sly & Robbie revolutionized Jamaican music by turning Reggae into Dancehall. They chose to reunite with Black Uhuru, whom they had helped become a leading force in the Reggae industry in the late 70′s, early 80′s. Black Uhuru’s harder, more urgent sound proved to be an ideal vehicle for Sly & Robbie’s creativity and greatly benefited from the Riddim Twins’ desire to push the boundaries of Jamaican music in new and unheard of directions.

Where Is Uhuru? $20.96 Where Is Uhuru?

Uhuru’s Fire $23.99 Uhuru’s Fire

Uhuru Movement $6.99 Uhuru Movement

Black Uhuru: Live in London – 25th Anniversary $15.26 Few bands give shows that rival the raw energy and exhilaration of Grammy-winning Black Uhuru’s live performances, which has led to the group touring with such music icons as the Clash, the Rolling Stones, the Police, and U2. Catch their potent live act on this 25th Anniversary collector’s edition of LIVE IN LONDON.

Black Uhuru – Live In London 25th Anniversary (DVD) $15.34 Few bands give shows that rival the raw energy and exhilaration of Grammy-winning Black Uhuru`s live performances, which has led to the group touring with such music icons as the Clash, the Rolling Stones, the Police, and U2. Catch their potent live act on this 25th Anniversary collector`s edition of LIVE IN LONDON.

Black Uhuru – Guess Who`s Is Coming To Dinner $15.85 Black Uhuru: Michael Rose, Puma Jones, Duckie Simpson.Additional personnel: Radcliff "Dougie" Bryan (guitar); Keith Sterling, Winston Wright (organ).Producers: Delroy Witter, Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakespeare.Personnel: Radcliffe Bryan, Robbie Shakespeare (guitar); Keith Sterling, Winston Wright (organ); Sly Dunbar (drums).Audio Mixers: Robbie Shakespeare; Sly Dunbar.Photographer: Deborah Feingold.Unknown Contributor Roles: Duckie Simpson; Puma Jones; Michael Rose.This collection of mid-to-late-`70s singles has been issued under a couple of other names (SHOWCASE and BLACK UHURU), but under any title, it`s simply essential. This early material is prime `70s reggae. Unlike a lot of Jamaican reggae artists, Black Uhuru were able to integrate an upfront American R&B element–thanks largely due to the Al Green-style lead vocals of Michael Rose, supported by South Carolina-born backing vocalist Sheila "Puma" Jones–into their music, which makes the group more accessible to rock and pop fans new to reggae.Tracks like "Guess Who`s Coming To Dinner" and the wide-eyed "Shine Eye Gal" are immediately appealing to the reggae novice, which makes tougher-sounding and more challenging material like the plainspoken "Abortion" and "General Penitentiary" easier to get a handle on. This seven-track set is brief, but it`s a perfect introduction to one of reggae`s best bands. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of Black Uhuru $9.98 A reasonable if abbreviated summation of one of the most popular reggae bands of the ’80s, this bargain-priced, 11-track collection is nonetheless a compelling listening. It covers the highlights of their four studio Island albums, adding the “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” B-side of the “Sinsemilla” 12″. Uhuru was helmed on these tracks by the producer/rhythm section of Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare. Their crisp rhythms, rugged playing, memorable riffs, and intricate studio touches like the chiming glockenspiel on the chorus of “Sponji Reggae” nearly burst out of the speakers. Although backing vocalists Puma Jones and Duckie Simpson provide minor supporting roles next to Michael Rose’s distinctive leads, the music’s gripping melodies, vocal harmonies, and cracking backbeat gave Black Uhuru a unique identity. They never duplicated the formula after winning the first Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 1985 and subsequently left Island. The remastered audio on this collection is stunning. It reveals subtle sounds that had been previously hidden and adds a confident presence. The song’s shorter versions are used, resulting in a more dynamic listening experience as opposed to the double-disc Liberation, which featured extended mixes. The absence of “Shine Eye Gal” from the Tear It Up live album makes this only slightly less comprehensive than it could have been as a compilation of Black Uhuru’s most important years. ~ Hal Horowitz, All Music Guide

Solidarity (Chorus) $6 Solidarity (Chorus) – Black Uhuru

Sponji Reggae $6 Sponji Reggae – Black Uhuru

Try It (Chorus) $6 Try It (Chorus) – Black Uhuru

Vampire $6 Vampire – Black Uhuru

Black Uhuru – with Sly and Robbie: Dubbin` it Live (DVD) $9.95 Description not available.

Toward ‘uhuru’ In Tanzania $28.56 Buy and sell [Toward 'uhuru' In Tanzania] at great prices.

Independent? Tanzania’s Challenges Since Uhuru $36.86 Independent? Tanzania’s Challenges Since Uhuru

Jamaican Musical Groups: Jamaican Reggae Musical Groups, Jamaican Ska Groups, Jamaican Sound Systems, King Tubby, Coxsone Dodd, Black Uhuru $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher”s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Jamaican Reggae Musical Groups, Jamaican Ska Groups, Jamaican Sound Systems, King Tubby, Coxsone Dodd, Black Uhuru, Sly and Robbie, Toots

Somebody’s Watching You (Chorus) $6 Somebody’s Watching You (Chorus) – Black Uhuru

Kwaheri Ukoloni, Kwaheri Uhuru! Zanzibar Na Mapinduzi YA Afrabia $38.71 Kwaheri Ukoloni, Kwaheri Uhuru! Zanzibar Na Mapinduzi YA Afrabia

Toward ‘Uhuru’ in Tanzania $55 The author presents a micropolitical study of an important region of one of East Africa”s Rew nations.

R.O.R.X.: 10th Annual Reggae on the Rocks $15.99 Burning Spear, Black Uhuru, the Skatalites and Israel Vibration appear on this compilation. ~ Keith Farley, All Music Guide

Reggae: Essential Selections (DVD) $9.73 This reggae collection features tracks by Freddie McGregor, Sugar Minott, George Nooks, Morgan Heritage, Luciani, and Black Uhuru.

Black Black Minds $13.79 In 1977, {$Prince Jammy} returned to Jamaica after several years abroad and began edging into production. That December, he sold the first fruits of his labor — {$Black Uhuru}’s {^Love Crisis}, {$U Black}’s {^Westbound Thing a Swing}, {$the Travellers}’

Kikuyu Kenyans: Mwai Kibaki, Jomo Kenyatta, Wangari Maathai, Robinson Gichuhi, Uhuru Kenyatta $14.14 Kikuyu Kenyans: Mwai Kibaki, Jomo Kenyatta, Wangari Maathai, Robinson Gichuhi, Uhuru Kenyatta

Kikuyu People: Kikuyu Kenyans, Mwai Kibaki, Jomo Kenyatta, Wangari Maathai, Robinson Gichuhi, Uhuru Kenyatta, Mustafa Olpak $14.14 Kikuyu People: Kikuyu Kenyans, Mwai Kibaki, Jomo Kenyatta, Wangari Maathai, Robinson Gichuhi, Uhuru Kenyatta, Mustafa Olpak

Toward ‘uhuru’ in Tanzania: The Politics of Participation $53.63 No Synopsis Available

Until Uhuru: For Us Colored Folks $17.5 No Synopsis Available

Black Sounds of Freedom $17.14 Formed in 1974, {$Black Uhuru} had been recording singles exclusively when the trio joined forces with the highly regarded reggae producer {$Prince Jammy} for their debut album, {^Black Sounds of Freedom} (originally released in a different mix and with t

Never Give It Up $13.79 Former {$Black Uhuru} frontman {$Michael Rose} lets loose with another solid lineup of {\pop} and {\reggae}-infused tunes on his latest solo release, {^Never Give It Up}. Well-known for his performances on such {$Black Uhuru} hits as {&”Guess Who’s Coming

Kenyan Politicians: Richard Leakey, Jomo Kenyatta, Wangari Maathai, Robert Ouko, Nicholas Biwott, Tom Mboya, Martha Karua, Uhuru Kenyatta $14.14 Kenyan Politicians: Richard Leakey, Jomo Kenyatta, Wangari Maathai, Robert Ouko, Nicholas Biwott, Tom Mboya, Martha Karua, Uhuru Kenyatta

Independent? Tanzania`s Challenges Since Uhuru $37.62 Description not available.

The Complete Anthem Sessions $50.38 When {$Tom Tom Club} sang “{\reggae}’s expanding with {$Sly & Robbie}” on {&”Genius of Love,”} perhaps they were referring to their influence on {$Black Uhuru}’s landmark crossover, {^Anthem} (1983). Their musicianship and ability to tailor the arrangemen

Ultimate Collection $9.97 This generous compilation isn’t really a career retrospective, since it focuses almost exclusively on {$Black Uhuru}’s years on the {@Island} label. However, it does take several tracks from the group’s {@Greensleeves} and {@RAS} catalog and a {$Joe Gibbs

Dynasty $8.97 {^Dynasty} is a shameless return to the classic {$Black Uhuru} sound of the 1980s, complete with vintage ’80s {\reggae} rhythms provided by {$Sly Dunbar} and {$Robbie Shakespeare}, just like in the old days. By now the only remaining original member of th

Sinsemilla [Bonus Tracks] $8.97 Released on the {@Island Records} subsidiary {@Mango} in July 1980, Sinsemilla, named after a type of marijuana, was {$Black Uhuru}’s first album to be issued internationally, its third overall. Although the group was nominally a trio at this point — con

This Is Crucial Reggae $8.97 The series might be crucial {\reggae}, but this collection from {$Black Uhuru} doesn’t qualify as essential. To be fair, there’s the excellent {&”I Love King Selassie”} from the band’s early days in the Kingston ghetto, but there’s a complete absence of a

Reggae Heroes (DVD) $17.81 This collection of reggae classics features work from some seminal artists of the genre, including the Rastafarian Sugar Minott, former Black Uhuru members Junior Reid and Michael Rose, Johnny Clarke, and Yami Bolo.

1970 in Space Exploration: Apollo 13, Long March, Lunokhod 1, Luna 16, Luna 17, Soyuz, Jack Swigert, Saturn V, Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, Uhuru $19.99 1970 in Space Exploration: Apollo 13, Long March, Lunokhod 1, Luna 16, Luna 17, Soyuz, Jack Swigert, Saturn V, Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, Uhuru

Uhuru and the Kenya Indians: The Role of a Minority Community in Kenya Politics, 1939-1963 $26.81 No Synopsis Available

Independent? Tanzania’s Challenges Since Uhuru: A Second-Generation Nation in a Globalized World $37.05 No Synopsis Available

Greensleeves Sampler, Vol. 2 $13.79 Established in 1975, {@Greensleeves Records} quickly earned the respect of {\reggae} fans through a series of classic {\roots} releases. {$Dr. Alimantado}’s {^Best Dressed Chicken in Town}, {$Black Uhuru}’s {^Black Sounds of Freedom}, and {$Augustus Pablo

Submersible Music SlyPack I $69.99 Reggae beats from Sly Dunbar, the drums behind Marley, Tosh and Black Uhuru. From its light and playful hi-hat figures to the snare drops and ghost notes, this groove pack captures the sounds of a true Jamaican “riddim” king.

Happiness: The Best of Michael Rose $13.79 Those with a just a passing interest in {\roots reggae} are generally aware of {$Michael Rose}’s Grammy-winning group {$Black Uhuru}, but the man himself doesn’t have the same name recognition. With any luck, the grand {^Happiness: The Best of Michael Ros

Michael Rose $9.97 In the United States, many fans assumed that {$Michael Rose} had dropped out of the music scene entirely after leaving {$Black Uhuru}. Although he continued recording, none of his music was released in the U.S., at least until 1995. At that point, the sin

Strictly the Best, Vol. 40 $12.97 Many of the people who discovered reggae via {$Peter Tosh}, {$Burning Spear}, {$Black Uhuru}, or {$Linton Kwesi Johnson} tend to equate reggae with very sociopolitical lyrics. But romantic lyrics have always been an important part of reggae, going back to

Red [Bonus Tracks] $8.97 The sophomore release from the third and most successful incarnation of {$Black Uhuru} (singers {$Don Carlos}, {$Erroll “Jay” Wilson}, and {$Rudolph “Garth” Dennis} had come before), {^Red} spotlights the singing talents of then-rising star {$Michael Rose

Hey Punk…Get Riddim $8.97 {^Hey Punk…Get Riddim} compiles 11 previously released {\reggae} hits by a variety of popular artists. Featured performances include {$Sizzla}’s {&”Mother of Nations,”} {$Capleton}’s {&”Almshouse,”} {$Gregory Isaacs}’ {&”Rumors,”} {$Black Uhuru}’s {&”Fi

Brutal/Brutal Dub $11.97 “Brutal,” {$Black Uhuru} sing on the album’s title track, “the whole world is brutal.” And so it must have seemed to {$Duckie Simpson} and {$Puma Jones} in 1985. The previous year, the group had won a Grammy for its album {^Anthem}, but had crashed from s

African Roots $13.97 {$Michael Rose} has been a stalwart of the {\roots reggae} scene since his early days as a solo artist recording with producer {$Niney the Observer} in the 1970s; he hit his commercial and artistic peak as lead singer for {$Black Uhuru} during that band’s

Destroys the Invaders $9.97 Released the same year he was working with {$Black Uhuru} and fellow {\dub} producer {$Scientist}, {$Prince Jammy}’s 1982 effort {^Destroys the Invaders} borrows {$Scientist}’s love of space noises and quirky, themed albums — in particular, {^Scientist M

The Dub Factor [Bonus Tracks] $8.97 Released the same year as their Grammy-winning {^Anthem} album, {$Black Uhuru}’s The Dub Factor figures as one of the most impressive of {\reggae}’s electronic-age {\dub} releases. Bristling from the fine mixing work of {$Paul “Groucho” Smykle}, the album

Real Authentic Reggae Bash (DVD) $14.97 Containing 18 songs from RAS Records recording artists, this disc is a great compilation for any reggae aficionado. Song include "Rudeboy Shufflin" by Israel Vibration, "Great Train Robbery" by Black Uhuru, "Safari" by Eek-a-Mouse, "Addis Ababba by Culture, and many more.

SlyPack I $69.99 This is the real deal in reggae drumming. As half of Sly & Robbie, reggae’s premier rhythm section, Sly Dunbar has appeared on records by legends such as Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Black Uhuru and Burning Spear. He has also played with non-reggae artists such as Grace Jones, Mick Jagger, Bob Dylan, and Herbie Hancock. His latest work is in the classic Dub style.

Sizzla – Black Woman & Child $11.98 Personnel: Sizzla (vocals); E. Wilks, D. Browne (guitar); D. Fraser, (saxophone, background vocals); Saxie (saxophone); Nambo (trombone); P. Enton (piano, keyboards, bass, drums); B. Ohare, Jazzwad (keyboards, bass, drums); D. Dennis, B. Myers (keyboards, bass); P. Crossdale (keyboards); Robert Shakespeare (bass); M. Miller, Sly Dunbar, Paul (drums); Bongo Herman, Dish (congas); M. Gitten, D. Browne (background vocals).Producers: Bobby Digital Dixon, The Crew For Digital B Music LTD.Recorded at Digital B Studio, Kingston, Jamaica.Whether accounts of his outspoken, controversial sociopolitical pronouncements are exaggeration or even pure rumor, they perfectly encapsulate the quality that has made Sizzla such a sensation in the Jamaican dancehall. His is an uncompromising millenarian vision more akin to the urgent roots style made famous by Burning Spear, Black Uhuru and Bob Marley than any of his deejay contemporaries. BLACK WOMAN & CHILD is compiled and produced by the original Bobby Digital, (the Jamaican producer who oversaw Buju`s re-birth as a conscious deejay on TIL SHILOH, not RZA`s alter ego). More than any other album, it represents the style and the songs which assured Sizzla his cult status among devotees of "conscious" music. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Power of the Trinity: Great Moments in Reggae Harmony $16.98 It is fascinating to hear the direct link from African vocal styles to doo wop and then back to the call and response of this beloved style of Jamaican pop. This compilation of outstanding cuts focuses on the varying harmonizing styles of some of the greatest groups in the history of reggae. There are tracks from the likes of Culture, Black Uhuru, the Itals, and even lesser-known acts like the Twinkle Brothers and Yabby You & the Prophets. This disc will surely free you from Babylon, at least for an hour or so. ~ Tim Sheridan, All Music Guide

Reggae Bashment!! (DVD) $19.78 This festival of reggae delights offers a variety of performers working their way through a selection of their most popular songs. Highlights from the incredible line up of artists includes performances by Aswad, Bob Marley, Black Uhuru, Burning Spear, Ziggy Marley, Maxi Priest, and many others.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame – 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 – English

Reggae-Essential Selections $6.99 Reggae Essential Selections is the ultimate 2 disc CD/DVD reggae package. This unique concept features the Reggae Music industry’s most stellar performances on CD singing some of their favorite hits. Black Uhuru, Morgan Heritage, Luciani, Sugar Minott and George Nooks to name a few. As an added bonus, included is a live DVD concert performance from Reggae’s Supreme Ambassador, the one and only Freddie McGregor!

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Submersible Music DrummerPack Deluxe Standard $319 Included DrummerPacks:. Matt Sorum (Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver). Sly Dunbar (Bob Marley, Black Uhuru). Zoro (Lenny Kravitz, Bobby Brown). Lonnie Wilson (Brooks and Dunn, Faith Hill). Alan White (Yes, John Lennon). Terry Bozzio (Jeff Beck, Frank Zappa, Missing Persons). Brain: One Stroke Done (Tom Waits, Bill Laswell, Giant Robot). Roots of South America 2 (Audio loops including Congas, Bombo Shells, Cascaras and more). MPC Lockbox (FIVE top-selling SonicEmulations "Sonic Single" loop libraries). Luis Conte (Madonna, Ray Charles, Phil Collins).

King Jammy – Selector`s Choice Vol. 1 [12/5] * $21.58 Liner Note Authors: Rob Kenner; Robby Kenner.Editors: Joel Chin; Johnny Wonder.Though King Jammy started his production career in the 1970s, notably with the first Black Uhuru album, he didn`t come into his own until the 1980s and the rise of dancehall and its attendant digital rhythms, which he was instrumental in creating. This collection includes the groundbreaking "Under Mi Sleng Teng," which spawned a host of imitations on its release in 1985, as well as many other dancehall and lovers rock cuts by artists as varied as Tenor Saw and Johnny Osbourne. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

King Jammy – Selector`s Choice Vol. 2 [12/5] $21.58 Liner Note Author: Rob Kenner.Editors: Joel Chin; Johnny Wonder.Though King Jammy started his production career in the 1970s, notably with the first Black Uhuru album, he didn`t come into his own until the 1980s and the rise of dancehall and its attendant digital rhythms, which he was instrumental in creating. This two-CD collection includes a wide variety of dancehall and lovers rock cuts by artists as varied as Pinchers, Gregory Isaacs, and Frankie Paul. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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Black and Black and Black $12.97 Black and Black and Black

A Man and His Music, Vol. 3: Hits Style $11.98 The third volume devoted to the productions of King Jammy brings us to the recent past. Jammy’s continuing deployment of the synthesizer had become so dominant that by the mid-’70s, horns were almost absent from reggae sessions. That didn’t mean that the vocals lost their soulfulness, however; such singers as Johnnie Osbourne, Delroy Wilson, and John Holt, as well as groups like Black Uhuru and Dennis Brown, included the same zeal and fiery demeanor within the new backing as they had during the old days. At the same time, youthful performers like Half Pint and Cocoa Tea took a faster, more exuberant and contemporary approach in their songs. The 15 cuts on this disc show how Jammy accomodated both modern desires and veteran performance tendencies. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Reggae Dance Party, Vol. 1 $7.98 Rebound’s Reggae Dance Party, Vol. 1 may play a little fast and loose with the term “reggae” — Blondie’s “The Tide Is High” is a reggae song done pop, Billy Ocean’s “Caribbean Queen (No More Love on the Run)” is a pop song pure and simple — but it nevertheless is a very entertaining record that’s perfect for a party, thanks to such songs as the Melodians’ “Rivers of Babylon,” Peter Tosh’s “No Sympathy,” Robert Palmer’s “Pressure Drop,” Jimmy Cliff’s “Many Rivers to Cross,” Ziggy Marley’s “Tomorrow People,” Johnny Nash’s “I Can See Clearly Now,” Third World’s “96 in the Shade” and, on the CD (not the cassette), Bobby Bloom’s “Montego Bay” and Black Uhuru’s “Right Stuff.” ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Sly & Robbie – In Good Company $13.98 Track Listing:1.Greetings – (with Half Pint) 2.Pull Up To The Bumper – (party version, with Grace Jones) 3.Guess Who's Coming To Dinner – (with Black Uhuru) 4.Peek-A-Boo – (with Gwen Guthrie) 5.Don't Stop The Music – (with Bits 6.& 7.Pieces) 8.Live It Up – (Beardman Shuffle, with Sly/Robbie/Ansel Collins) 9.I Can't Lie To Myself – (with Joan Armatrading) 10.River Niger – (with Sly Dunbar) 11.Rub-A-Dub Version – (with Prince Jammy) 12.Trouble You A Trouble Me – (album version, with Ini Kamoze) 13.Soon Forward – (album version, with Gregory Isaacs) 14.So Good So Right – (with Joe Cocker) 15.Murder She Wrote – (with Chaka Demus 16.& 17.Pliers) 18.Dub MPLA – (with Tappa Zukie) 19.Peanut Butter – (with Compass Point All Stars) 20.Spiritual Healing – (with Toots Hibbert) 21.Sitting 22.& 23.Watching – (with Dennis Brown)

Rockamovya – Rockamovya [6/17] $16.98 Rockamovya: Will Bernard (guitar); Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace (drums).A collaborative project between members of the reggae outfit Groundation, drummer Leroy Wallace, and jazz guitarist Will Bernard, Rockamovya traffics in dub, roots rock, ska, and subtle touches of jazz, funk, and pop (which blend surprisingly well with a reggae palette). At times reminiscent of Burning Spear or Black Uhuru, but with Bernard`s guitar pulling the music into the 21st century, Rockamovya mix things up on cuts like "Take the Night" and "Brown Fish Stew," but never stray too far from their Jamaican roots. A modern, gently experimental take on deep roots reggae, Rockamovya should please reggae fans of many stripes. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Various Artists – Hey Punk… Get Riddim! $9.98 All tracks have been digitally remastered.Hey Punk…Get Riddim compiles 11 previously released reggae hits by a variety of popular artists. Featured performances include Sizzla`s "Mother of Nations," Capleton`s "Almshouse," Gregory Isaacs` "Rumors," Black Uhuru`s "Fit You Haffe Fit," and Yellowman and Beenie Man`s "Weed Dem." Overall, Hey Punk…Get Riddim features an excellent array of songs and is therefore a wonderful compilation for anyone looking for a sampler of high-quality reggae music from the `80s and `90s. ~ Jason Birchmeier Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Rootz Underground – Movement [3/4] $15.82 Rootz Underground: Jeffrey Moss Solomon (vocals, guitar); Paul "Scooby" Smith (vocals, organ, keyboards); Stephen Newland (vocals); Charles Lazarus (guitar); Colin Young (bass guitar); Leon Alexander Campbell Jr. (drums).A blind listening test to the debut album from the Kingston, Jamaica, outfit Rootz Underground might leave listeners guessing that the disc was recorded in the early 1980s. MOVEMENT was actually released in 2008, but its style–pure roots rock reggae–recalls the crisp sound of second wave roots bands like Steel Pulse and Black Uhuru. Yet Rootz Underground isn`t merely a retro outfit; their updated take on classic Rasta grooves is vital and refreshing. Dense, percolating beds of rhythm, sweet guitar and keys, and touches of psychedelic production make MOVEMENT a deep and welcome listen. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Reachout International Records Recording Artists: Television, Beastie Boys, Buzzcocks, Nico, Bad Brains, Mc5, Glenn Branca, John Cale $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher”s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Television, Beastie Boys, Buzzcocks, Nico, Bad Brains, Mc5, Glenn Branca, John Cale, Black Uhuru, Suicide, Bill Laswell, Christian Death, Einstrzende Neubauten, Gg Allin, Johnny Thunders, the Ruts, the Durutti Column, Front Line Assembly, the Fleshtones, Mikey Dread, Flipper, Exuma, the Chocolate Watchband, Laurel Aitken, the Dictators, Big Youth, James Chance, Adrenalin O.d., the Dickies, Yabby You, Praxis, Joe Carrasco, the Three Johns, Cedella Booker, Bush Tetras, Glen Brown, Dub Trio, Jonathan Borofsky, 8-Eyed Spy, Dub Syndicate, Steely

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Official Soundtrack (Explicit Version) $38.99 With the game set in the early 1990′s, the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas soundtrack features one of the most dynamic selections of music ever assembled. The music spans the entire FM radio dial of the West Coast during this particularly influential period in American music and culture. The 8-CD box set features over 80 music tracks as well as some of the satirical commercials and witty DJ dialogue emblematic of the Grand Theft Auto franchise. Each disc of the box set features a style of music available in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas’ many in-game radio stations – from Willie Nelson to Public Enemy, Rick James to Humble Pie, Soundgarden to James Brown, En Vogue to Black Uhuru – making this one of the most diverse and powerful collections in music history.

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