The Beatles in Reggae – the Verde Album

never a big Beatles fan but this has got to be worth a listen, I remember George Benson did a remake of one of their Abbey Road and it was rockin so maybe this is the same . Let us know your thoughts

Original Post beatlesmagazinemusic2.blogspot.com 01- She Came in Trough the Bathroom Window 02- From me to You 03- Something 04- Eleanor Rigby 05- Lady Madonna 06- While my Guitar gently Weeps 07- Come Togheter 08- Eleanor Rigby 09- I Will 10- Taxman 11- Here Comes the Sun 12- Because 13- Come Togheter 14- Don’t let me Down 15- The long and Winding Road 16- I’m Only Sleeping

Classic Bob Marley Free Download

Well everybody has heard of Bob Marley and somebody has put together a collection of his classic hit all in one free download, what can we say other than thank you very much I’ll have some of that. Downloading now I know every rack on there blud, killers

Original Post mrdanjolelpatois.blogspot.com 1. Intro 2. Stir it up 3. Roots, rock reggae 4. One love 5. Is this love intro 6. Is this love 7. Exodus 8. Three little birds 9. Rita marley interview 10. Rastman live up 11. I shot the sheriff 12. No woman, no cry 13. Bob bio 14. Trenchtown rock (live) 15. Jammin 16. Natural mystic 17. Interview 18. Get up, stand up 19. Redemption song (live) 20. Outro 21. *bonus* no more trouble 22. *bonus* 3′oclock roadblock 23. *bonus* hold your head

Bodo Riddim Reggae Download

Always on the look out to drop you the best downloads check this reggae download featuring Coca Tea, Sizzla, Beenie Man and Capleton, all the big reggae names

Original Post splifff.blogspot.com 1. Cocoa Tea – Poverty 2. Ras Myrhdak – Prince of Fyah 3. Capleton – I Know 4. Horace Andy – Troddin 5. Smokie Benz & Tony Tuff – Fulfillment Time 6. Sizzla – Shout It Out 7. Jayne Dough – Love 8. K-oss – Princess 9. Josie Mel & Lutan Fyah – This Whole World 10. Ricky Ticky – Almighty King 11. Anthony Red Roze – Prement 12. Beenie Man – Rude Boy 13. Al Pancho – Me Come From 14. Brotherman – Bodo Riddim Version

Mikey Dread Tribute

Sad to hear about Mikey Dread only 6 months after he was told he had a brain tumor he passed over but I’m sure his music will live on. Check out the free reggae download or listen to it on site without downloading

Original Post www.rhythmupdate.com During the late 1970s, Mikey “Dread” Campbell was a radio disc jockey on JBC radio when it was uncommon for Jamaican radio to broadcast reggae music. On his “Dread at the Controls” show, he played current popular music while displaying his musical knowledge by dropping in Studio One originals to show the history of the music. His first recorded single was also called “Dread at the Control,” and guess what he called his record label. He produced some of the most exciting contemporary music of the late ’70s and early ’80s, and his dub sides were very popular. On this program, you’ll hear Mikey Dread’s radio background come through is his music. Mikey Dread was just 54 years old when he passed away. He died 6 months after he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. On #44, I pay tribute to the rub-a-dub master.