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Post by General Z on Jan 24, 2007 18:40:16 GMT 1
www.sendspace.com/file/t0dg8zMaumausounds Presents-REGGAE TIME BOMB VOL.3-20071.Dynamq-Inner City War 2.Gounz Man-Suffering 3.Wailing Souls-Lay It On The Line 4.Tony Tuff-Market Place 5.Horace Andy-GateMan 6.Little Roy-Rastaman Fight 7.Big Youth-Weather Man 8.Big Youth-Ku Klax Klan 9.Wailing Souls-Them A Fret 10.Bunny Malony-Land & Sea 11.Mekka-I Have Seen 12.Dynamq-Forget It 13.Echo Minott-How Are You 14.The Amharic-African Gold 15.The Gladiators-Country Living 16.Erick Donaldson-Come Away 17.Erick Donaldson-Back Bitters 18.Buju Banton-Massa God World A Run 19.Bob Marley-Iron Lion Zion 20.UB40-Bring Me A Cup 21.Clement Malola-Shake Me Dreads 22.Dennis Brown-Words Of Wisdom 23.Super Cat-Sweets For My Sweetie 24.Musical Youth-Young Generation 25.Black Slate-Dread Inna Di House 26.George Faith-Love & Affection
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Post by General Z on Jan 25, 2007 12:02:50 GMT 1
Youthman promotion
Bron : jesusdread from DHR Veteran singer, songwriter, musician and producer Sugar Minott - born Lincoln Barrington Minott - from Kingston, Jamaica has been a driving force in pioneering the creation of reggae music. Contributing his indoctrination to the reggae music from growing up near a dancehall where some of the best sounds of the day used to play. From this exposure he began to build a repertoir and entered talent contests like the Little Theatre Company. When finished school he began his journey in the music business selling records and playing in a sound named, Sound of Silence Keytone. Sugar then started his own sound by the name of Black Roots which then led to the creation of Youthman Promotion. In 1969 Sugar teamed up with Tony Tuff and Derrick Howardand formed the group the African Brothers. Tony was the lead singer and they recorded for Micron Music which was run by Mick Johnson and Ronny Burke of Sunsplash fame. The group then recorded for other producers from the likes ofKeith Weston, Winston "Marrytone" Blake, Rupie Edwards and Coxsone Dodd. Some of the releases were "Lead us father", Mystery of nature", Party time" and"Righteous kingdom". The group sprang up from the gathering at Delacree Rd. and Delamar Ave. corner, properly known as Tony Martin corner where many aspiring artists would mass. Due to strong cultural content of the lyrics the group did not receive the type of publicity it deserved so they all decided to pursue solo careers. In 1974 Sugar teamed up with Ace producer Coxsone Dodd "Studio One". Bringing the label back to life after the loss of John Holt, Ken Boothe, and Alton Ellis to other studio's, His first hit for "studio One" was "Vanity" followed by "Mr DC", "House is not a Home" and "Hang on Natty", which led to his first solo album "Live Loving". In 1979 he left Studio One to form his own label - "Black Roots" which led to the foundation of the Youth Promotion crew, recoding artist's like Little John, Triston Palmer, Barry Brown and Tony Tuff. Youth Promotion started back in 1979, in the Maxfield park area of Kingston, Jamaica. Known as the Ghetto sound by the youths of the area. Started by Lincoln "Sugar" Minott the Veteran singer, songwriter, musician and producer. The soundsystem was the opportunity of the youths to be heard by the masses. The Sound Youthman Promotion began to dominate the Dancehall scene by voiceing artist's like Junior Reid, Yami Bolo, Don Angelo, the late Tenor Saw, Nitty Gritty and Garnet Silk who did his first recording for the Black Roots Label. The list of Artists goes on - Tony Rebel, Colorman, Daddy Freddie, Johnny Osbourne, Steve "Shalom" Harper and many more. Presently Sugar Minott has established a Base at 1 Robert Cresent, Kingston 5 with the "Youth Promotion Music Center" and Black Roots Recording Co Ltd. with branches in New York and Germany run by Pleasure Minott and Steve Grandison "Ragga Steve" and in England run by Earl Minott. Youthman Promotion Dance - wid Frankie Paul, Tenor Saw, Michael Palmer, Half Pint, Jr Reid Yami Bolo, Sugar Minott - 1985 (The baddess bloodbath dance post bout ya in a long time) rapidshare.com/files/10367541/Part_1.mp3rapidshare.com/files/10369882/Part_2.mp3
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Post by Roen on Jan 25, 2007 13:26:04 GMT 1
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Post by poleiro on Jan 25, 2007 15:55:10 GMT 1
chill mixke  |
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Post by Samme on Jan 25, 2007 17:04:53 GMT 1
eek-a-mix 
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Post by Roen on Jan 25, 2007 22:03:47 GMT 1
35 minuten film van Yellowman's Peace tour, live in paris, 97 t is wel nen dikke, 700 mb, ma voor de downloadlimietweners zal k wel is wa goei fragmentjes aaneen plakke da et e pak kleiner wordt ma zeker de moeite voor zijne smoel, vibes en moves  www.mediafire.com/?fijkh2o4fyz |
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Post by Sifakah on Jan 25, 2007 22:14:26 GMT 1
ma voor de downloadlimietweners zal k wel is wa goei fragmentjes aaneen plakke da et e pak kleiner wordt Wa die man allemaal nie doet voor karma  ...  ;D |
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Post by Roen on Jan 25, 2007 22:42:39 GMT 1
ja kendet, anders download niemand da en ist voor nix geweest |
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Post by General Z on Jan 25, 2007 23:00:17 GMT 1
ma nu zowiso ook e want niemand download da. en wacht op da ingekorrte versie |
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Post by Roen on Jan 25, 2007 23:05:20 GMT 1
neenee, echte fans blijven daarvoor wakker tot m gedownload is ze
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Post by Stigen on Jan 26, 2007 1:13:39 GMT 1
jep,en kzit al aan 2 % |
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Post by Stigen on Jan 26, 2007 2:54:32 GMT 1
hij's binne! morge nekee checke
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Post by General Z on Jan 28, 2007 20:07:40 GMT 1
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Post by General Z on Jan 29, 2007 22:02:29 GMT 1
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Post by poleiro on Jan 29, 2007 22:05:37 GMT 1
too busy  |
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