And he was right. Everyone knows Marley was more famous, more popular, more successful, had more hits, (arguably) produced better songs, and was just generally a worldwide phenomenon, an icon, and the epitome of reggae to most people in the world. But he didn't have Dennis' amazing voice, and hats off to him for not only acknowledging but publicly admitting it. I suppose he had nothing to prove. But tunes like this really showcase Dennis' ludicrous talent. Gone too soon xx
Me faz lembrar de minha São Luís do Maranhão do início da década de 80. Eu era criança e ouvia os mais velhos falarem que reggae era música de bandido e isso me destruía por dentro, pensava assim... "Como pode uma música tão bonita ser do mal?". Mesmo assim nunca deixei de ouvir e gostar. Hoje, homem feito, pai de família, servidor público, bacharel em direito, sei que errado eram as pessoas, o reggae é uma benção!
Para mim os 05 maiores cantores de reggae da Jamaica são : em 1° Bob Marley ,em 2° Jacob Miller ,em 3° Dennis Brown,em 4° don Carlos ,em 5 ° eeka mouse 🙅✍️
I LIKE THAT SONG GOOD ONE BY LATE GREAT DENNIS E BROWN LATE GREAT ONE LOVE THAT THRUT ABOUT OH LORD LATE GREAT DENNIS E BROWN LIVING LENGED 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🦁🦁🦁
Yes Dennis Brown....We found a quiet place in Portmore...but now politicians a turn Portmore into political garrison community! Where shall the Black man find a quiet place for his family?
Which is better, Baltimore(The Tamblins) or Dennis Brown the Man Next Door....both Black men have to take their Black families out the city!! ! Gentrification?
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