Yes ;) the fact is all the record i received from this label _Venture records_ are all really nice. No bad tunes, especially this one : _Improvers - Moving_ Irie harmony...

Arf i can't remember how is t called... maybe this called _Pretty looks_ from the Heptones

@@MarieFranceAC close... Love me girl by Leroy and Rocky... But we call it the General riddim

T ouf mec... T'entends pas le 12v de Clignancourt qu'il fait trénét dans les cloches en sous mix ? En plus je t'ai mis un montage de Françoise qui vient de jdouir, dans les 12 première secondes de ce pays (cet vidéo) tout est dit. Mais c comme partout tout le temps, il faut savoir lire ce qui est écrit. Franchement ;)

@@MarieFranceAC explique mieux stp

@@mauricemonfort1402 Ben que veux tu savoir ? Il y a beaucoup de choses à dire. Lachose la plus basique sur laquelle il ne faut pas perdre son temps, surtout pas, ne pas écrire des bouts de phrases qui ne servent à rien, surtout pas, ca fait perdre du temps à les lire pour rien. La faiblesse, l'ignorance et la futilité a écrit ce commentaire.. hihi ;)

@@mauricemonfort1402 En vrai, sérieux. Je comprends comment est le _monde_ mais je ne l'aime pas.. Il ya certaines choses qui ne sont plus connus de personne, des choses oubliées qui font tout le _charme_ de l'homme. Il n'y a que le reflet d'une vague image (recopié à la hâte) de la vérité qui est enseigné. Plus rien n'est sérieux, mais cela n'est pas un jeu en fait.

Lol no need to add "hollywood" or "Kenya" to precise... Nairobi is a big and well-known city...Selah

Vrai 🙌🏼🙌🏼

Man, I would like to talk to you because this is bothering me a little and I don't have the answer. Since I understand, when I listen to Reggae and the lyrics of songs, I only hear pretentious singers boasting of knowing things and making fun of others (not in this song and rightly or wrongly it is not not my question) You wrote "Kebra Nagast" as the subtitle of a song and I've studied it. But what is the bottom line of all this? And I'm white if I really had to specify that eheh. And maybe i go deep...

_White man heaven black man hell - Noel Ellis_ Lol the son of Alton Ellis capable to sing easy all this foolishness... Sorry but i know my history

@@MarieFranceAC Ok.... So Noel never wrote that song.. he did sing it though.. american song. song isnt that deep. White people DID go to aemrica and trick the people them there out of their shit totally... Not a popular due to its on the nose racist nature but... its not that horrible. By the way I know my history and I know White people aren't jsut evil and their idea of heaven would be similar to most black mans heaven... just saying. Noel has many songs why you need to pikc that one out? In response to your otrher comment about reggae singers only being boastful and being above and more knowledgeable than others... This simply is not true at all... Dunno I could lsit of literally hundreds of songs and artists that dont represent that.

@@krishendo9433 Hey. Thanks for you response, i appreciate man. Just to clarify, im not at all in a confrontation or talkin for nothing or annoy. If i tell about something, is that is true. The guy sing the song, its a fact and its a feeling wich exist i know that Yu know that u dont learn me nothing when yu say white people (not white people them think)) go and tricked America. Yes i know i'm not a fool :) But it's more precise than you think I'm making out I just see incomprehension and trouble everywhere. And this type of discourse contributes to it. Once again, I don't care about false confusion, it doesn't interest me. It's just about value and music :) Ps: my favorite from Noel Ellis is _The girl is mine_ Selah

Yes! lol because when i search about Keith Douglas, i read in first a little story of the other Keith Douglas and his strange relationaship with a chinese high society girl who refused him and inspired his poetry. And poetry is cool :) even if it doesn't have at all the same impact or "sense" as French poem for me.

I had completely forgotten about this record! and I think it's the only one from "Fashion records" of the 80s that I know! And all the different "version" u post from Michael prophet are really serious 👌👌 U know that in the past at middle school, it was not really Reggae we used to listen but his track "Gunman" was really appreciated and a classic :)

@@MarieFranceAC oh ok 👍

​@@MarieFranceAC yeah they started with mainly lovers rock. Check out Johnny Clarke - Dance Hall Champion Dee Sharp - Follow your heart' the flip side swing and dine is a classic too. Janice Walker - You will never need somebody Keith Douglas - Cool down Amina ...one of my favourites Dee Sharp - Dub it up Alton Ellis - Play it cool There are more but that's a start....

@@TheMrE1974 Perfect man. i already knew and ejoyed Dee Sharp and Alton Ellis ones so i'll check the other you suggest 👌

:) _People of this world_ We're not making no progress. So my people are yu ready ? Yes Sugar Minott sung very wisely 👌 Selah

Sugar was the A1 singer outta JA when this set came out..

Bah genre on pourrait pas faire du bon son et chanter en harmonie que les deps c'est que des deps _Top Cat - Shot a batty boy_ Selah

In your opinion, what or who the "mama" characters and advices represent ? I say this 'cause i notice that all these guys when they talk about their childhood or "learning" period tell they were educated by their "grandmother" (or GT). Maybe it just can be undrstood literally i dont know...

i've just listen a song by Jim Reeves named _This world is not my home_ and he sing that : " _I have a loving mother Just up in Gloryland And I don't expect to stop Until I shake her hand She's waiting now for me In heaven's open door And I can't feel at home In this world anymore_ " So its a little bit strange for me but i think i've got it eheh

@@MarieFranceAC I never looked that deep... 'mama' means mum. Granny is usually Grandmother.

@@TheMrE1974 Yes yes i'm not so bad in english eheh. but it's always metaphore (in a sense) and thats why its a good story. You dont understand what i'm talking about when i say "GT" right ?

And sorry about my tone, i dont want to writing you arrogantly or pretentious. Be sure about that brother, its not motivated about myself or own satisfaction. Me was a "baby father", i was 16 when my first son born. I have a second now he is 2. And two mother are fools for me... but good strict old fashioned mothers and im not complaining... Now i'm 33 and it's a mess... because i've see the Face of the Almighty, i can sit under the Rock, but i diserve anything. I'm average and poor but i have receive this gift and i dont know why.

Yes man, the side B is named _Reggae rhythm_ There's another track from him named _"go before us Jah"_ This artist is deep but there is the only two records i've founded from Ras Tekla. Irie

Greetings Tad! indeedd all records i've listend from "Jim Daddy studio" are very nice! Also two others _Ina situation_ and _virtue woman_ you sing on to are classics (but u know hein 😅) True vibes man, serious music... 👌

Gussie P, like Garnett Silk ones, were not records i used to like years ago, but now i recognize they are highly veterans

@@MarieFranceAC you never liked Garnett Silk!? Wow. Why?

@@TheMrE1974 Yeah true man. First as a youg, i began to listen UK stylee like Laurel Aitken, Cimarons Desmond Dekker, Etiopians, and switched later to 85-90's Rub a Dub productions (S Minott, J.wales L. Smart) And this time always i heard Garnett Silk songs and his mix between 90's digital production and Faith message i didnt like it. but now i understand...

@@MarieFranceAC Ok, I understand..but just so you know. Laurel Aitken, Cimarons, Desmond Dekker, Ethiopians.....all Jamaican artists, not UK style. I just remember hearing Garnett in the early 90s (didn't know it was little bimbo at the time) and thinking, this guys something special.... He was like the missing piece of the jigsaw at that time...hard to explain

@@TheMrE1974 You right " _He was like the missing piece of the jigsaw_ " u know i'm not the common "fan" of Raggae music, i despite foreign culture because i've my own and the way i knwo Bible (Message) its in french. So the way i used to like music its by the riddim hard to explain too...

and slowed it down a bit off course

@@MarieFranceAC why?

@@TheMrE1974 Bah for the sound, its better with this tempo

@@MarieFranceAC you think so? each to their own

@@TheMrE1974 Just discovered "Rainbow country" 👌 and Isaac's cut of "Universal tribulation" on top too. i notice "Saxon records" and "Fashion records" often sound similar. Anyway really appreciate this 90's Style

Its exactly this! n trust me at this speed the mix fit better, n with the dub of _natural woman Heptics_ and, at right speed its wit _Kenny Lloyd and Cynthia - Take It Cool_

@@MarieFranceAC ok

heres come a change of bawling'

Tu kiff le petit remix en intro que j'ai bricolé " And tem say drums n basss no have no tears..." Heil

T.Tuff in a lover man style; watch them a wobble

C ça eheh. Rien de transcendant, la conversations sonnait mieux que la même aujourd'hui. Cces temps ci, on dirait tout le monde bégaye à sortir ses idées en cadence... ca pique les oreilles quoi Bref, ya une tirade à retenir de ce morceau c'est : _J'ai qu'un oeil pour pleurer quand je vois les minots tiser. Jack daniels et compagnie c'est des potes; bah téma la compagnie moi je les connais c'est des putes_ ..." Ta capté le délire ? jtrouve ca rond et bien tourné, point. 👌

C quoi déjà ton pseudo là "zifikuro" ? J'ai l'impression d'avoir entendu ce truc qq part

U right and, Frankie Paul & Linval Thompson are listed as _Harmony Vocals_ on this LP :) and _backing band_ Roots Radics (Dean Fraser too..) And sound like D Brown yes... This Colin Sampson seem was not a prolific musician and US productor but he seemed appreciated by many. And this LP is fire 👌 but bad pressing...

Rough, in a Steely & Clevie stylee 👌

Its fire man ☀

@@MarieFranceAC Fi Sure 😜

Yesss

Sweet cocoa tea

Green sleeves are underrated