Reggae in the bathroom, reggae in the bedroom, reggae everywhere... Nobody can stop reggae ´cos reggae is strong. RIP rastaman.

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Lucky Dube, elder statesman of mbaqanga (traditional Zulu) music and ambassador of South African roots reggae music, returns with his thirteenth studio album and its as joyful an experience as hes ever conjured.
Lucky says that he called the album Respect because that is what the world needs most right now. He says you can live with people even if you dont believe in their beliefs, or even if you dont like what they like; as long as you have respect for them. ('Shut Up' is Luckys message to those who cant say anything nice about others.) So love and respect go hand in hand in his eyes. A naïve sentiment? Not if Luckys vibe percolates into communities worldwide.
That pop warmth, radiating from low to upper register with echoes of Pete Tosh and Jimmy Cliff respectively, is still there. The arrangements are built around righteous verses from the non-smoking non-drinking Rastafarian, supported by a cast of talented local musicians: rootical high-amp rhythm section ('Shembe Is The Way'), fanfares of iridecsent brass and multi-tracked female voices on the chorus (the title song is a great example of how traditional African sounds can evolve the reggae form). The guitar work adds just the right amount of zest (check the government-chastising 'Political Games') as does the secular favourite, the organ (Never Leave You).
Whether reminding us to celebrate of life or warning us of evil along the way, there are few more galvanising and pleasurable listens than Lucky Dube and Respect, his biggest production yet, is testament to a fine voice and enduring power.

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You Stand Alone · Lucky Dube

The Way It Is

℗ 1999 Gallo Record Company

Released on: 1999-05-31

Composer, Writer: Lucky Philip Dube

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Official Lyric Video for "War And Crime" by Lucky Dube
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Guns and Roses · Lucky Dube

Taxman

℗ 1997 Gallo Record Company

Released on: 1997-04-07

Composer, Writer: Lucky Philip Dube

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Lucky dube

"Satan is working, day and night
Doing the best he can, to destroy what Jah created
Trying by all means, to get us off the way..."

Jah Save Us. I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets a lump in her throat hearing that in the final number of this magnificent concert, Lucky is asking for protection from gunmen entering his neighborhood.

I do have a few more songs to remaster and upload from this concert, which by now you know took place at Bay Street in Sag Harbor, NY, on July 8, 1990.

Give thanks as always to staff and crew and to my viewers, who return month after month and year after year to keep Lucky's spirit, not only alive, but growing.

Rest in peace and love, Stafford Ashani and Lucky Dube...your contributions live on.

Lucky Dube Reggae Strong lyrics
Album :Prisoner
Reggae dans la salle de bain
Reggae dans la chambre
Reggae partout
Reggae en prison, reggae à l'église
Tout le monde aime ça
Tuant les les prophètes du reggae
Abattant les prophètes du reggae
Mais quelqu'un a dit
A toutes les têtes chauves
Respectez le rastaman
Parce qu'il est le seul
Seul restant de la création de Jah
Refrain
Personne ne peut arrêter le reggae (x3)
Parce que le reggae est puissant
Tu peux changer le style
Du reggae
Tu peux changer le
Rythme du reggae
Mais jamais jamais
Changer le message
Tout le temps je le joue Babylone
Me souhaite mort
Ils ont essayé de le détruire
Beaucoup d'année auparavant
Tuant les prophètes du reggae
Tuant les prophètes du reggae
Mais quelqu'un leur a dit à tous
Les crânes chauves
Refrain jusqu'à la fin

Lead Vocal: Lucky Dube
Keyboards: on left Thuthukani Cele ( The one who dance sometimes with Lucky)
Keyboards: on right Eugene Mthethwa
Percussion: Chris Dlamini
Saxophone: Vulindela Yeni
Trombone: Robert Jabu Mdluli
Trumpet: Ndumiso Nyovane
Guitar Bass: Jabulani Sibumbe
Lead Guitar: Chris Ntaka
Drums: Raymond Mohono
Backing Vocals: Nolusindiso Gaeza, Cynthia Malope, Kabanina Ntsele

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Teach the World · Lucky Dube

Soul Taker

℗ 2001 Gallo Record Company

Released on: 2001-06-25

Composer, Writer: Lucky Philip Dube

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