Dubroom Online - Edition September 11, 2007

Dubroom Online - Edition September 11, 2007

WWW, September 11 2007 - Happy New Year! Yes, that's right: while the rest of the world is remembering that terrible day in 2001 in America, the Ethiopians celebrate their new year and they do that for centuries now.

To remember this, we have reviewed a video wherein Count Ossie and the Mystic Revelation of Rastafari perform during Haile Selassie's visit to Jamaica in 1966.

We also reviewed a great MIX CD by the German based Sound System Roots Ministry called "A Conference with His Majesty": 70 minutes of pure Roots and Cultures with a slice of Dancehall.

Yes, have a good year, whoever you are!

Give Thanks, One Love,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)

ITEMS FOR TODAY:
MP3: A Conference With His Majesty - A Roots Ministry MIX CD Part 1
Video: Count Ossie and the Mystic Revelation of Rastafari performing in Jamaica, 1966

MP3: A Conference With His Majesty - A Roots Ministry MIX CD Part 1

A CONFERENCE WITH HIS MAJESTY
Roots Ministry Mix CD Part 1



WWW, September 2007 - Seven different riddims, 47 different tunes, everything perfectly mixed into one non-stop mix by Roots Ministry's very own Sistah Simone: welcome to the first MIX CD of this Hi-Quality German Sound System.

70 Minutes of pure Roots and Culture with a touch of Dancehall awaits you, 70 minutes in which you definitely be touched by the heartical way in which most singers will give thanks and praise to the Most High.


PLAYLIST

BUSH FIRE RIDDIM
01 Live Wayya - War Gainst Lucifer
02 Gentleman - Do The Right Thing
03 Morgan Heritage - Jah Comes First

STORM ALARM RIDDIM
04 Lyricson - Suburb Politician
05 Gentleman & Tamika - Rainy Days
06 Admiral Tibet - Natural Vibes
07 Ras McBean - From The Craddle To The Grave

CRY BABY RIDDIM
08 Sizzla - Thanks And Praise
09 Elephant Man - As Far
10 Buju Banton - All By Myself
11 TOK - Journey
12 Assassin - God Nah Sleep
13 Morgan Heritage - Still The Same
14 Singing Melody - More Love
15 Kelly - I Do
16 Lukie D & Junior Kelly - Back A Yard

TRUTH AND RIGHTS RIDDIM
17 Lukie D - Too Long
18 Johnny Osbourne - Truth Is Right
19 Khari Kill - Picture Of Selassie
20 Richie Spice - Youths A So Cold
21 Chezidek - Dem A Fight We
22 Choppa Chop - Lovely Day
23 Sizzla - Give Thanx
24 Anthony Cruz - People Bawlin
25 Chuck Fenda - All About Da Weed
26 King Kong - I Feel A Joy
27 Bitty McLean - Never Let Me Go
28 George Nooks - God Bless Our Love

ZION RIDDIM
29 Lorenzo - You Always Deliver
30 Spectacular - Rasta
31 Ras McBean - Dragon
32 Chezidek - Better Not
33 Lutan Fyah - Intoxicated
34 Tony Rebel - Why People
35 Turbulence - Rastafari Livity
36 Morgan Heritage & Ras McBean - Lion Is King
37 Malijah - Cease All War

REAL ROCK RIDDIM
38 Anthony Cruz - No Gun A Dance
39 Bounty Killer - Roots Reality
40 Elephant Man - Chapter A Day

DROP LEAF RIDDIM
41 Sizzla - Be Strong
42 Jah Cure - Longig For
43 Morgan Heritage & LMS - Your Best Friend
44 Luciano - For The Leaders
45 TOK - Footprints
46 Jr. Gong & Stephen Marley & Capleton & Dragon - It Was Written
47 Midnite & Pressure & Massiah - All About What You Do

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Video: Count Ossie and the Mystic Revelation of Rastafari performing in Jamaica, 1966

COUNT OSSIE - NYABINGHY DRUMMING IN JAMAICA, 1966



Many people think, that Reggae is Rasta Music and yes, to a very large degree this is so. However, when you really want to know the Rastaman's Rhythm, you must check out the Nyabinghy rhythm.

Nyabinghy means "Death to black and white downpressors", and was introduced as a rhythm by Count Ossie, somewhere in the early 1960's.

In this historical footage, shot during Haile Selassie's visit to Jamaica in 1966, we will see the Count himself as he performs the rhythm to celebrate the visit of the Ethiopian Lion of Judah.

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Dubroom Online - Edition September 10, 2007

Dubroom Online - Edition September 10, 2007

WWW, September 10 2007 - Upfull greetings, dear reader! Thanks for your interest in today's edition of Dubroom Online.

Today, we have a review from a crucial selection of some heavyweight 1970's Roots Rockers that will make you move and groove from the top to the very last drop.

Also, a heartical performance by Richie Spice and Spanner Banner on Jamaica's only Stricktly Roots and Culture Festival, Rebel Salute.

Yes I, another day to enjoy Reggae Music!

Give Thanks, One Love,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)


NEW ITEMS FOR TODAY:
MP3 Podcast: A Dub Organiser 1970's Roots Rockers Selection
Video: Richie Spice and Spanner Banner - Live at Rebel Salute 2005

MP3 Podcast: A Dub Organiser 1970's Roots Rockers Selection

MP3 PODCAST: 1970'S ROOTS ROCKERS - A DUB ORGANISER SELECTION



WWW, September 2007 - A thunderous, massive hour of stricktly Roots and Culture from the 1970's with lots of Dub, DJ and Singer tunes. Can't go wrong, and so it doesn't.

This selection will make you move and groove from the top to the very last drop. Let your soul be comforted by Yabby You, move to the rhythm of the drum and bassline of some incredible King Tubby DUB, listen to ultra-rare versions, everything perfectly mixed into one non-stop shower of Reggae Blessings.

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Video: Richie Spice and Spanner Banner - Live at Rebel Salute 2005

RICHIE SPICE AND SPANNER BANNER - LIVE AT REBEL SALUTE, 2005



"Rebel Salute" is a Jamaican Reggae Festival. It is nut just any Jamaican Reggae Festival, though. Originally founded by Tony Rebel, there's a line-up of Stricktly Roots and Culture and this give the festival that extra touch.

When Richie Spice and Spanner Banner enter stage, the vibe is allready there. Countless of Ethiopian Flags everywhere, a large band complete with backing vocals to provide the rhythm: Ire Ites!


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Dubroom Online - Edition September 9, 2007

Dubroom Online - Edition September 9, 2007

WWW, September 9 2007 - Promoting Reggae Music is very much a labour of love. And more often than not, it is done by people who at moment in their life Arose in Love with the rhythm.

The "House of Reggae" Podcast is just one example of such a labour of love. Truly, a nice and ire vibration in which the pure love for Reggae Music is the predominant factor.

Love for the Creator is a thing that you will also find within Reggae Music. Not just in Reggae Music, though. The ancient wisdom of many "Native Americans" contains a deep worship of the Creator and He turns out to be the Same One as we know under His name JAH.

Have a great day under the Sun!

Give Thanks, One Love,
Messian Dread (Dubroom Webmaster)


TODAY'S NEW ITEMS:
MP3 Podcast: House of Reggae #4
Meet Red Elk: Spiritual Elder, Medicine Man (Video)

MP3 Podcast: House of Reggae #4

MP3 PODCAST: HOUSE OF REGGAE #4



WWW, September 2007 - In the 4th episode of "Ian's House of Reggae", we're going to chill out for another hour to some crucial music, carefully selected by our host who likes to do a little research before his shows, too.

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