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Andrew Bees

Ouvert par arnaudmarley le 14 octobre 2006 · Dans Discussion générale · 9 messages · 2006

arnaudmarley

Adepte · 55 messages

Je viens d'acheter son dernier album I-RATION: il est excellent!! Il est à écouter!!

Mais ce que je voudrais savoir, c'est si vous pourriez m'aider à trouver des vidéos (LIVE) de ce superbe artiste. Ou même des clips mais je pense qu'il n'a fait que le clip de I-RATION (que j'ai vu) mais on ne sait jamais!

Merci!!

Vous pouvez consulter les articles que j'ai faits sur lui: http://reggae-stars.skyblog.com

Rise Up Crew

Vétéran · 5 850 messages

La biographie et surtout la discographie que tu as fait sur lui sont légères je trouve ;)

Tu dit : "En 2000, ils sortent toujours ensemble l'album Dynasty. La chanson Mother Of Creation est sur le Riddim remixé de Guess Who's Coming To Dinner."

En fait il s'agit du riddim "Leaving To Zion" de Black Uhuru, pas "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner".....

On a deja pas mal traité de Andrew Bees sur le forum, check ce link, tu pourras étoffer un peu ton article : http://www.reggaefrance.com/forum/viewt ... 60&start=0

Rise Up Crew

Vétéran · 5 850 messages

Tiens, voila une vrai biography d'Andrew Bees :

ANDREW BEES

Singer and songwriter Andrew Bees is vigilant and determined to keep the flag of Reggae culture flying high with his message laced songs on his internationally released debut solo CD Militant, despite the negativity of violence and sex sweeping the reggae industry . In his songs Andrew Bees demonstrates strictly positive lyrics, and is adamant that the voice of the downtrodden be heard, and be heard loud and clear .

Andrew Bees' religion is Rastafarian and is the source of his inspiration. His desire is to see unity and brotherhood amongst people of all races and creeds, especially in these violent and unpredictable times. `These are the principles that guide I’, he said; and these are the same principles that he conceptualizes in his songs . Bees sings songs of strong faith and devotion to the Creator JAH, and songs that confronts the social issues of our times . His perspective is uniquely personal and rooted in everyday realities .

Andrew Bees hails from the Waterhouse area of Kingston, Jamaica, an area rich with the history of Reggae music . He began his singing career in 1986 singing live on the popular program ‘Colgate Cavity Fighters’ on Radio Jamaica Radio-fusion (R.J.R.) . While he was at R.J.R, Bees tremendous talent was recognized and encouraged by the programs’ hosts Neville Willoughby and Marie Garth. Stints with ‘Ghetto Bash’ show, at the sound system Exodus (4x4) and El Mundo proved to be the catalyst for the launch of Andrew Bees' recording career.

Andrew joined with New Name Muzik’s Castro Brown, and recorded his first single ‘Lie in the Ghetto’, which was followed by ‘Catch the Plane At 7:30’ on the High Time label . New Name Muzik also released ‘Struggle and Strive’ . 'Man of No Conscience’ was released on the World Tour label . Fitzroy Francis, Andrew Bees' school colleague, introduced him to the Music Lion Production Company, which released ‘Things A Gwan, Things A Dung’ on the Digital Kulcha label, followed by ‘One Life’ and Bees' original ‘Concrete Jungle’, both on Music lion, a duet version of Concrete Jungle’ with DJ Angie Angel called 'Freedom’ was also released . He has also recorded two singles for the Swiss based Roots Operator labe l.

Despite the fact that he was young in the business at this stage, Bees demonstrated an outstanding ability to perform spectacular stage shows throughout Jamaica . He preformed at Bunny Wailer’s 1993 ‘Ghetto Bash’ show . At the 1994 Ethiopian Christmas ‘One Love Festival’ in Negril Jamaica, Bees shared the stage with High time Prayers, he also performed with Junior Reid and various sound systems in Western Kingston . In February 1995, Andrew Bees made his international debut in Geneva Switzerland, where he opend for Israel Vibration and the Roots Radics Band .

Being a dedicated and persistent individual, Andrew Bees has now accomplished the international release of his debut solo album CD Militant, for Vizion Sounds Records, thus laying the foundations for the spreading of his positive roots reggae messages . Bees toured the United States with the Itals as an opening act, promoting his debut CD . He preformed tirelessly at the Vermont Reggae Fest, along with the Burning Spear, Sister Carol and others in 1997 .

In 1997 Bees was asked to take up the honorable position of being the lead singer for the renowned and popular Black Uhuru . Bees did his first album ‘unification’ for the group in 1998 for King Jammys . In April 2000, Black Uhuru united with the Rhythm Twin Duo of Sly ‘n’ Robbie to tour Europe for the first time in 13 years, the tour was a success and earned wide and abundant acclaim for Andrew bees, who at the time was performing for the first with Sly ‘n’ Robbie .

Black Uhuru/ Sly ‘n’ Robbie, for whom Andrew Bees was the lead singer, continued to perform at festivals such a Stimmen, Summer Jam, Essential, Spring Vibration, Cactus, Rototom Sun Splash, Pukkel Pop, to but just name a few .

The year 2001 saw the release of the Dynasty CD that also featured Sly ‘n’ Robbie on several tracks . Black Uhuru’s founding member, Derrick Simpson decided to rejoin the group with former member Michael Rose, this decision motivating Bees to pursue his Solo career . Andrew Bees is currently in the process of recording an album, with the assistance of some of Jamaicas premier musicians, "I-Ration" on Vizion Sound records.

beth-apar

Vétéran · 11 430 messages

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Yip!


Pour le choix du langage t'es un peu dur.

Il y a des mots que je connais mais pas tous.



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arnaudmarley

Adepte · 55 messages

Merci à tous mais tu vois Riseupcrew, ça arrive à tout le monde de se tromper dans la vie, l'erreur est humaine!! Et je me suis très vite rendu compte que j'avais mis que le riddim était Guess Who's Coming To Dinner au lieu de Leaving To Zion et j'ai très vite rectifié. Je me suis trompé au début car ça faisait longtemps que je n'avais pas écouté l'album Guess Who's... de Black Uhuru et cette chanson m'est d'abord venue en tête mais j'ai très vite réalisé mon erreur. Désolé!! la prochaine fois j'essaieria d'éviter d'avoir le malheur de me tromper et donc de t'offenser!! :cheesy:

Tiens, par exemple, tu as écrit:

La biographie et surtout la discographie que tu as fait sur lui sont légères je trouve


Mais ne sais-tu pas qu'on dit: "la biographie et la discographie que tu as faitES!! Tu vois, là aussi l'erreur est humaine, no one is perfect!! :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :cheesy: :hola:

Rise Up Crew

Vétéran · 5 850 messages

he he, j'ai comme l'impression que tu as légèrement mal pris mes petites remarques. Je t'ai juste donné des infos pour que ton "article" sur un de mes chanteur préféré ressemble plus à un article digne de ce nom qu'à une rédaction niveau 6ème.... Quand on veut parler d'un artiste, autant se renseigner avant tu crois pas ? :)

Bref, après tu fait bien ce que t'en veut des ces infos, c'est ton site, pas le mien ;)

Quand à ta rectification sur le nom du riddim, ça me fait bien marrer à vrai dire :)

Bonne continuation en tout cas.........