Eddie grant. Musical.genius. he never got the pat on the back that he deserved. This song is a prime example of his talent. What a banging tune this is.
I know Edward should be rich living on his own tropical 🐠 island 🏝 and he might just get just one knock on his door baby 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ this is not the back row anymore yeahhhhhhhh
@@colingeddes2172 sorry if i offended you with that comment.. i was only joking 🙃 i went too far ...a million apologies 🙏 I've deleted it but i read 📚 your answer back and thanks for not being a bore and telling me off ....anyway people whom have or will read these back and forth comments they dont know what i said hahahaha BYE BYE 👋 COL X
I like Eddy Grant. come on though, are we really compariing Eddy Grant with Bob Marley? that is just crazy talk. Bob Marley may be the single most influential artist of all time
LOVE THIS,and what fantastic sound quality!. Wernetina,can you post I LOVE YOU YES I LOVE YOU?..the. only post of that i can find sounds far too dodgy to enjoy. mucho maximum E N J O Y M E N T! ! !.
Bob marley will always remain the king of reggae but the only thing is that bob was so repetitive and eddy grant wasnt and he added more lyrics to his song
@chung1chu Look chung1chu, I respect your love for Bob Marley's music. I don't want to argue with you. What I wrote in my previous posts is what I think and your reasons won't change my ideas.
Ok, I'll go straight to the point: B.Marley was tedious and repetitive most of the time, never innovator or genius, Marley stole riffs, melodies and arrangements to all kinds of commercial blacks and whites music, from spiritual to Tin Pan Alley. Disguised as a music sub-proletariat of the Third World, his music was a simple dance music for American teenagers, and Marley a late hippie unrealistic and superficial.
@chung1chu Marley was often tedious and repetitive, never brilliant or innovative, he stole riffs, melodies and arrangements to all kinds of commercial whites and blacks music, from spiritual to Tin Pan Alley. Disguised as a sub-proletariat music of the Third World, his music was actually a simple dance music for American teenagers, and he was a late unrealistic and superficial hippie.
