Archive en lecture seule du forum Reggaefrance (2002-2020)
......Tom Sawyer a écrit :Clair pas mal de bad tunes .... A prt le territory bien sûr je kiffe bien aussi "Ghetto tenament Yard" chez Jammys ...Black History sur le riddim "His Imperial Majesty" .... Souljah tu sais vendre tes dubs big up !
Tom Sawyer a écrit :.. Sinon je viens de lire que c'est lui qui a écrit le rumours de G.Isaacs .....Big ....
Carlton has since written for some of the biggest names in reggae. The list includes artistes such as Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, John Holt, Freddie Mcgreggor, J.C Lodge, Luciano, Diamonds, and the Tamlins. Among his most known works are the monster hit “Rumours” for Gregory Isaacs as well as the classic “ Deceiving Girl” for Dennis Brown, the stridently revolutionary “The Real Enemy” by The Diamonds and “ LET off Sup’m” by Dennis Brown and Gregory Isaacs. After over twenty years of inactivity the group is back in the studios
Tom Sawyer a écrit :Haha alors rumeurs ou pas rumeurs ?? Qui a écrit ce tune rumours ?
Hopeton Lindo grew up in a ghetto tenement yard himself and was encouraged by the late Dickie Burton, a rootsman who made one brilliant record ('God Is Watching You') before dying of a mysterious disease that removed the salts from his body. Hopeton too was watching you, his songs invariably placed an aspect of Jamaican life under the magnifying glass. One of the principal background figures in late-'80s ragga, writing big hits for Gregory Isaacs ('Rumours') among others, but his own singing career never took off to the same degree.
