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MUSIC MONDAY: "AfroPunk: Reggae Meets Punk" Playlist (LISTEN)

by Marlon West (FB: marlon.west1 Threads: @stlmarlonwest IG: stlmarlonwest Spotify: marlonwest) While Reggae is a true import from Jamaica, it really gained a global footing in England. It and Punk both arose out of the economic depression and social inequality in the late 1960’s and 1970’s. Many Reggae songs of the time like Bob Marley’s “Punky Reggae Party” and “Concrete Jungle” were overt…

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Studio One Gospel-style ska from 1963

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Dr. Alimantado - Can't Conquer Natty Dreadlocks (1978)

From his classic LP Best Dressed Chicken in Town

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delroy wilson -- better must come

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Delroy Wilson *October 5, 1948

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Delroy Wilson - Dancing Mood

King Tubby Studio - Kingston, Jamaica

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My Cecelia

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All In This Together - Delroy Wilson

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.@KonanPlayDirty Has A Conversation With Late Father On "Delroy's Son"

When the holidays come around, many look forward to reuniting with loved ones, and making memories together. On the other side of the coin, there are many who mourn the absence of loved ones. Whether they’re lost through breakups or death, the holidays hit hard for some. For UK Artist Konan of Krept & Konan, not having certain loved ones around is painful. On “Delroy’s Son“, he has a conversation…

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Gussie-produced disco-mix classic from 1978

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Delroy Wilson - Dancing Mood

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Music Reviews: The Cryin’ Shames, plus Desmond Dekker, Delroy Wilson, Ken Boothe, Dr. John, and Cris Jacobs

Music Reviews: The Cryin’ Shames, plus Desmond Dekker, Delroy Wilson, Ken Boothe, Dr. John, and Cris Jacobs #thecryinshames @cris_jacobs @desmonddekkerjnr_official #delroywilson @kenboothemusic @aka_drjohn #jeffburger #americanamusic @americanahighways #americanahighways #newmusic2024 #buymusic

Music Reviews: The Cryin’ Shames, plus Desmond Dekker, Delroy Wilson, Ken Boothe, Dr. John, and Cris Jacobs The Cryin’ Shames, a mid-sixties beat/pop group from Liverpool, England, were barely even a one-hit wonder on their home turf. Their sole significant chart tune, a 1966 cover of the Drifters’ “Please Stay” credited to Burt Bacharach and Bob Hillard, made it only to No. 26 on the U.K.…

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Delroy Wilson † March 6, 1995