I play this every morning to remind myself of the task at hand. The melodic sounds & harmonizing spirits will align you with your roots...next level vibrations, mi dun talk.
I was 9 years old when this record came out - my oldest sister who was 19 bought it - and it was one of the tunes that led me down the path of loving reggae music, it changed me forever. A few years later I bought the Johnny Clarke version with my own money and there was no going back…thousands of records and two sound systems later I am still buying new tunes in 2021. 50 years of musical joy.
First time I heard this song. I heard the beautiful souls that people of black origin are and need to exude these qualities above all and become vanguard's for the betterment of mankind and the Human condition.
There’s still musicians out there performing and recording these solid roots tracks. The problem is recording companies aren’t getting the messages they bring to the table.
The right song with whats going on in the world now. We are living in the last days. I'm glad my mother grew us up on meaningful music with meaningful powerful lyrics ❤️💛💚🔥🔥🔥
I make you right Sir Reggae music of this here calibre is not representative of the struggle But is rather the struggle itself Physically manifested Peace love and respect 🙌🏿
Real Pain and suffering makes this tune so relevant tells the reality that Jamaican education does not teach as a successful bald head ,love it like cook food its one of the greatest songs ever scribed
ABYSSINIANS I CALL THIS THE APOCALYPSE WHAT A GROUP LAST TRACK @ COLIN SMITH IM OFF LIN TILL NEXT WEEK CHANGING NET WORK @ANDERSON SANTO LAST ONE CHANGING NET WORK SEE YA NEXT FRIDAY ITS BEEN A PLEASURE SCHOOLS OUT ENJOY PEACE👍👍❤
Bram Bram one of the highlights of my youth listening to this and other roots reggae on the radio or from the sound system in fletchers land then made my way to St Mary where my reggae education continued big up Abyssinians you revive old memories when Jamaicans love there neighbors leave there windows open at night and look out for each other.
Pedradaaaaaaa...um dos melhores reggae já produzidos no planeta! 2022 e nada muda, vocês engrandeceram o cenário de tal forma e jamais seram esquecidos!
Look, oh Lord, they brought us down here Have us in bondage, right through these years Fussing and fighting, among ourselves Nothing to achieve this way, it's worser than hell, I say Get up and fight for your rights, my brothers Get up and fight for your rights, my sisters Took us away from, civilization Brought us to slave in this big, plantation Fussing and fighting, among ourselves Nothing to achieve this way, it's worser than hell, I say Get up and fight for your rights, my brothers Get up and fight for your rights, my sisters 2020YEAR STILL THE SAME
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