NINEY THE OBSERVER – ROCK ON – JAH LIVE 1983
Niney The Observer – Rock On – Jah Live Overview
This reggae set is making a big impact on today’s roots playlists. It brings together strong voices and classic rhythms from the genre’s golden era. The riddim stands out for its rich sound and the way it lets each artist shine. Brimstone adds energy with “Education,” a track that carries a message and a catchy groove. Dennis Brown, known as the “Crown Prince of Reggae,” delivers two strong songs: “Africa” and “Here I Come Again.” Dennis Brown’s album “Love Has Found Its Way” once reached the UK charts, showing his wide influence. Gregory Isaacs And Christine join together for “Rock On,” blending smooth vocals with a soulful touch. Gregory Isaacs is famous for his hit “Night Nurse,” a song loved by reggae fans worldwide. Junior Byles brings his unique voice to “Run Run Run.” Byles is respected for his deep lyrics and classic tracks. Niney Holness, also known as Niney The Observer, produced this set. Niney Holness is well-known for “Blood And Fire,” a song that helped shape roots reggae. He also delivers “Mutiny,” showing his skill both as a singer and a producer. The Hammers contribute with “Arms Of Flesh,” adding another layer to the collection. Compared to other reggae sets from the same time, this one feels more united and full of life. Each artist adds something special, making the riddim stand out among roots releases this season.
Tracklist:
- Brimstone – Education
- Dennis Brown – Africa
- Dennis Brown – Here I Come Again
- Gregory Isaacs And Christine – Rock On
- Junior Byles – Run Run Run
- Niney Holness – Blood And Fire
- Niney Holness – Mutiny
- The Hammers – Arms Of Flesh
- [Or] – ( 51m 8f – Complete – Reggae 1983 ) – [Or]
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