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Favourite classic reggae tracks - Bartley_baggie - 05-04-2020
Apart from Liquidator
When I were a lad and started going to pubs etc (late 60s early 70s)there was loads of reggae about..
My favourite 3
54-46 was my number. Toots and Maytals
Israelites. Desmond Dekker
Double Barrel Dave and Ansell Collins
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - chasetownbaggie - 05-04-2020
I stand to be corrected but aren't they Ska tunes, rather than reggae?
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - HeathAyIt - 05-04-2020
I've seen Toots and The Maytals live. Brilliant.
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - Duffers - 05-04-2020
It wasn’t me - Shaggy
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - DAVE - 05-04-2020
Althea and Donna - Uptown Ranking
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - Old Stroller - 05-04-2020
Tapper Zukie - MPLA
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - Baggiejacko - 05-04-2020
No rum and no pies by Seth Armstrong after a disappointing trip t'bar in t'woolie
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - Remi_Moses - 05-04-2020
Aswad - Don't turn around.
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - B36baggie - 05-04-2020
(05-04-2020, 12:40 PM)DAVE Wrote: Althea and Donna - Uptown Ranking
This or Junior Murvin. Police & Thieves.
RE: Favourite classic reggae tracks - Offside - 05-04-2020
Max Romeo, Wet Dream. 1968 , always associated this with the Smethwick Mob and the skinhead period.
More refined favourites include Young Gifted and Black and Hurt so Good.