Reggaejam Bersenbrück 2010

Bensen · 23.03.2010 18:17

JAJA was schon bestätigt ist und was dann kommt, ist immer so die sache beim RJ.

hekmek · 23.03.2010 20:12

Bensen hat geschrieben:

JAJA was schon bestätigt ist und was dann kommt, ist immer so die sache beim RJ.

mmh... vielleicht nicht so viel in eurem camp rumhaengen. wink

aber deine behauptung war vielleicht mal so... denke aber auch das gerade das letzte jahr gezeigt haben sollte das es auch ohne grosse absagen ueber die buehne gehen kann. denke man wird auch aus den ganzen absagen gelernt haben und das vertraglich mittlerweile anders geregelt haben um sowas weiterhin zu vermeiden. . wink

man munkelt auch das luckie d am start is. wink

Rockiy · 25.03.2010 11:32

Sheriff hat geschrieben:

Luckie D bestätigt

b. Michael Kennedy, 1972, Cockburn Pen, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. Kennedy began his career performing on various local sound systems, building a solid reputation as a dancehall singer. His influences included local heroes Frankie Paul, Tenor Saw and ragga DJ Supercat. His popularity led to recording sessions that produced his biggest hit, "Centre Of Attraction", alongside combination hits with Lieutenant Stitchie ("Don't Deny Me") and Beenie Man and Black Pearl ("Bag It Up"). Lukie D joined the Firehouse Crew, noted for fostering the careers of Luciano and Sizzla. While with the Firehouse crew he released his debut, Centre Of Attraction, featuring combinations with Mikey Spice and DJ Determine. He also released a series of hits, including "I Won't Let You Go", "Lonely Nights", "Let Me Love You Now", "Heavy Load" and "You've Got It Going". His success allowed him to commute between Jamaica and the USA, where he became acquainted with more diverse musical influences, resulting in the broadening of his repertoire. In 1997 he released a 20-track compilation featuring, unconventionally, versions of AC/DC's "You Shook Me" and Queen's "We Will Rock You". His alternative approach garnered attention in the USA, but alienated the partisan dancehall crew. As well as his solo career, Lukie D also joined the vocal group L.U.S.T. They performed at MIDEM 1998 and later in New York at the third Culturama festival, to critical acclaim. In 1999, Lukie D left the group and was replaced by Ricardo Durante.

During the next few years, Lukie D will become one of the most popular Dancehall singer and will appears on every current riddims. From Bobby Digital to Don Corleon, hes been working with every famous producer and has also few prestidgious featuring with stars like Vybz Kartel, Bounty Killa, Elephant Man..
2005, he releases " Be strong " produced by Bobby Digital & Stingray on Penitentiary Record.
2006, Lukie D is back with his best album " Deliver me " produced by Frenchie / Maximum sound featuring tracks like " Kill an other sound " with Bounty Killer, " Stand firm ", " Life ", " Too long " .. and also Anthony B & JR Kelly.
Discography:
Centre Of Attraction (VP 1995)***, The Place To Be (Down Sound 1997)**, Close Your Eyes (Record Factory 1999)****., Be strong (Penitentiary record 2005), " Deliver me " (Maximum Sound / Jet Star 2006).

für mehr Infos klickst du:
http://www.myspace.com/lukiedlust

Rockiy · 25.03.2010 11:35

Sheriff hat geschrieben:

Bushman @ Reggae Jam 2010 big grin

Born Dwight Duncan in Prospect Beach, St. Thomas, Jamaica, he was raised as a Rastafarian. He attended the Lysson All Age School, where his music teacher noticed his potential for music and nurtured him in his developing stages. Dwight then went on to Yallas High School where he continued to shine musically as a member of the school choir, a member of the Yallas drum core, playing the bass organ, also participating in numerous school concerts. He was also a member of the New Testament Church of God Choir, where he earned the name Ark Angel.
As a teenager he worked as a selector under the name Junior Melody (sometimes Junior Buckley) for the Black Star Line sound-system, and took part in several singing competitions and talent searches in and around St. Thomas. Gaining a strong local fan base Junior Melody began to sing dub plates for local sound-systems such as Lee's Unlimited, Mello Construction, King Majesty and others. The rave reviews from the sound selectors and the people of his community encouraged Junior Melody to take his talent to the next level, the studios of Kingston.
He hitch-hiked to Kingston, and during an impromptu game of football at Arrows Dub plate studio, he met Steely & Cleevie. After telling them that he was a singer, they invited him to Studio 2000, where he recorded his first tracks. Their first song together was "Grow Your Natty", which was followed by the hit "Call The Hearse". With talks of an album Steely wished to change the name Junior Melody to Bushman. Initially Duncan was unhappy with this name, he thought it somehow derogatory to him coming from the country, until he researched the name only to discover that 'Bushman' was an African name for 'Medicine Man'. "Call The Hearse" became a big hit in Jamaica, and was followed by "Rude Boy Life" and his debut album, Nyah Man Chant (1997). Nyah Man Chant was described in The Rough Guide to Reggae as "as good an example of modern cultural singing as you could hope to find."
Bushman then moved on to work with King Jammy, who produced his next two albums - Total Commitment, which collected most of the early singles he recorded for the producer, and Higher Ground. A Better Place was the fourth album from Bushman. For this album Bushman teamed up with the UK-based Stingray team.
Despite the ever-increasing recognition of his talent Bushman remains a humble, down to earth figure, who still lives in St. Thomas with his wife and children, follows a strict ital diet, and bathes in the hot water springs of St. Thomas.
Bushman and his deep baritone voice are popular in Jamaica and all over the world.
Bushman has released many well loved albums and his discography continues to grow.
In 2008, Bushman released his first independent CD - Get It In Your Mind. Then, he recorded a new album, tribute to Peter Tosh, which he's fondly calling Bushman Sings The Bush Doctor. In these songs, Bushman really captures the spirit of Peter Tosh.

Bushman is a roots artist who also loves the conscious dancehall movement. He's got some R&B and Country influences in his set and he always puts on an energetic and amazing live show!

Für weiter Infos klickt hier

http://www.myspace.com/burningbushesmusic

morizon · 25.03.2010 11:41

Steel Pulse in di buildin! yippee yah yeah schweinebacke!

Olli · 25.03.2010 16:55

So jetzt reichts - diesen Tread bitte schließen!!!

TuneFish · 25.03.2010 17:37

Zitat:

So jetzt reichts - diesen Tread bitte schließen!!!

och nö, ich will noch zion train bestätigt sehen, war mein persönliches highlight vor 3 (oder 4) jahren lachen

Damals zusammen mit Earl Sixteen... hach *in erinnerung schwelg*

Schore · 26.03.2010 12:00

TuneFish hat geschrieben:

Zitat:

So jetzt reichts - diesen Tread bitte schließen!!!

och nö, ich will noch zion train bestätigt sehen, war mein persönliches highlight vor 3 (oder 4) jahren lachen

Damals zusammen mit Earl Sixteen... hach *in erinnerung schwelg*

word...auch für mich bester reggae jam act ever!

Olli · 26.03.2010 13:10

ich krieg kein Visum zwinkern

Rockiy · 13.04.2010 15:07

Sheriff hat geschrieben:

John Holt bestätigt

Police in Helicopter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMGCbgpIf3E

U-Tek · 13.04.2010 15:18

Rockiy hat geschrieben:

Sheriff hat geschrieben:

Luckie D bestätigt

* Hust * bitte bitte ohne c *hust*

Niklas · 13.04.2010 16:51

so glücklich sieht er auf dem foto ja auch nich aus ^^

Rockiy · 16.04.2010 01:08

Sheriff hat geschrieben:

U-Roy bestätigt

Wake the Town and tell the People:

b. Ewart Beckford, 1942, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. U-Roy, began as a sound system DJ in 1961, spinning records for the Doctor Dickies set, later known as Dickies Dynamic, in such well-known Jamaican venues as Victoria Pier, Foresters Hall and Emmett Park. His inspiration was the DJ Winston Count Machuki, who worked for Coxsone Dodd and subsequently on Prince Buster's Voice Of The People sound system. By the mid-60s he was DJ for Sir George The Atomic, based around Maxfield Avenue in Kingston. Around 1967 he began to work with King Tubby as DJ for his Home Town Hi-Fi. From this association developed the whole modern DJ style; Tubby's work at Duke Reid's studio, where he was disc-cutter, led him to discover dub. He found that by dropping out the vocal track and remixing the remaining rhythm tracks he created new ‘versions’ of much-loved tunes. He began to record a series of special acetate recordings or dub plates for exclusive use on his sound system. The space left by the absent vocal tracks enabled U-Roy to improvise his own jive-talk raps or toasts when the sound system played dances. The effect in the dancehall was immediate and electrifying. In 1969 U-Roy was invited to play for Dodd's Down Beat sound system, playing the number 2 set; the number 1 set had King Stitt as DJ. U-Roy became dissatisfied with playing the latest Coxsone music only after Stitt had first exposed it to dance patrons, and returned to Tubby's. He then began his recording career in full, recording two discs for Lee Perry, Earth's Rightful Ruler and OK Corral, before moving to producer Keith Hudson, for whom he made the outstanding Dynamic Fashion Way.

U-Roy then began recording for Duke Reid, using as backing tracks Reid's rocksteady hits from 1966-67; their success was unprecedented. His first record for Reid, Wake The Town, which used Alton Ellis’ Girl I've Got A Date as backing, immediately soared to the top of both Jamaican radio charts. His next two releases, Rule The Nation and Wear You To The Ball, soon joined it. These three releases held the top three positions in the Jamaican charts for 12 weeks during early 1970. Other sound system DJs were quick to follow U-Roy, including Dennis Alcapone and Scotty. The radio stations refused to play DJ music just to give singers a chance, so big was the demand. U-Roy recorded 32 tracks for Reid, in the process versioning almost every rocksteady hit issued on the label and releasing two albums. By 1973 he was recording for other producers, including Alvin Ranglin, Bunny Lee, Glen Brown and Lloyd Charmers as well as self-productions. However, the rise of the next DJ generation including Big Youth signalled the partial eclipse of U-Roy. In 1975 he made a series of albums for producer Prince Tony Robinson which were leased to Virgin Recordsin the UK, wherein the DJ revisited Reid's earlier hits in the then prevalent rockers style. He appeared at the London Lyceum in August 1976, backed by a band featuring Channel One stalwarts Sly Dunbar (bass) and Ansell Collins (organ). He operated his own sound system, Stur-Gav, featuring Ranking Joe and selector Jah Screw. When they left after the sound system was broken up during the turbulent 1980 Jamaican election, it was rebuilt with new DJs Charlie Chaplin and Josey Wales, and Inspector Willie as selector. U-Roy continued to record sporadically throughout the '80s, recording Hustling, a single for Gussie Clarke, in 1984, and two excellent albums for DJs turned producers Tapper Zukie and Prince Jazzbo, in 1986 and 1987 respectively. In 1991 he played a successful ‘revival’ concert at the Hammersmith Palais, London. U-Roy is the man who is responsible for putting the DJ on the map, both as recording artist in Jamaica and as a major indirect influence on the US rappers. As such his importance is immense.

=Nilo82= · 16.04.2010 12:06

Chika bow Chika bow Chika bowowow...

Rockiy · 21.04.2010 11:57

Sheriff hat geschrieben:

ORIGINAL JAMMYS SINGER PAD ANTHONY

Killer Tunes for the dancehall
Everybody knows this original Jammys singer who has recorded many a big tune for the then Prince Jammy and continuing to release material with a newly promoted King Jammy and other producers. Covering many of the new and veteran riddims that came out of Jamaica including 'Sleng Teng', 'Heavenless' and 'Tempo', Pad Anthony has had many hit dancehall tunes including 'One One Coco', 'Bigger Boss' and 'Ah Murder'.

watch out:

http://www.yout...=2WX4lNJno5k

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