Jimmy Cliff -House of exile

[@kachigwendembela]

What a reggae star he is. He came to Zambia when I was 15,my late brother Geoffrey took me to his show. And this was his favorite song. Long live Jimmy

[@lungisaniganyaza2687]

Jah bless 🙏🙏🙏

[@MwanzaNaphtalilungu]

True .I never went to the show myself unfortunately. Reminds me of my late uncle misheck mhsrip. He was a Jimmy cliff disciple .mount makulu 1970s

[@alexfrank718]

Jimmy Cliff came to my country Nigeria in early 1970's , Enugu City on a music tour to play, I was in primary school then, now am qualified graduate Mechanical Engineer and in my late fifties and a grand father am still enjoying the music, it's evergreen!

[@josephlucas1534]

You 've said brother, you 've said it. They don't produce music like this any more

[@helenessien3729]

Same here, same here exactly the same age

[@JohnDoe-gx7rn]

Enjoy ,Alex Frank , memories don't leave like people do ,they always stay with YOU , respect .

[@kingsleyunogaozirigbo8901]

Biafra land okay

[@lionell.avorkliyah3946]

But you jail him

[@graymaule]

My mother's favorite and my favorite too, we use to listen to it in the 80 in Ndola Zambia and the good part is that JC visited Kitwe my birth place and played his music at Nkana stadium,by then I was a kid but dad saw him. The second time time he came to kitwe he never played he was just visiting and lodging at Eden burgh hotel in the year 200. By then I was a student. Now at 51 still enjoying JC music.

[@CaptainHaddock-x8u]

Wow what a small and strange world! I am 51 too, and this was the music I grew up on while in exile in Kenya from the Amin years in Uganda. Other fellow exiled Ugandans would come over on Sundays for goat grilling, and my dad and mom would play this 45 record on their record player. Now years later I play it to my nephews and nieces in Massachusetts as I tell them our family history. It is wonderful to know another fellow African holds good memories over this Jimmy Cliff album. Greetings

[@OluwafunmilayoShomade]

I like all His music s

[@charitydr.musamba9675]

Am also Zamian birn in Ndola but grew up in Livingstone. We had records of KC

[@marysakala5307]

My favorite from childhood 😢

[@fredeokolo8717]

One of the greatest piece of music that defined my childhood in the early 1970s.

[@CaptainHaddock-x8u]

Here too! I see i am not alone.

[@emanwikina9563]

Great musical arrangement, wonderful, down to earth and sobering lyrics. Excellent Evergreen. Timeless. Classic Everything that is created must obey a law. Every man reaps what he sows. Strong words that call everyman to honest self evaluation that we may all finish strong.

[@Hyawill434]

In my opinion, Jimmy Cliff is one of the greatest reggae singers of all time.

[@anthonyharford1974]

Jimmy cliff a legend

[@erastusoluoch9227]

i wholly agree

[@jesserichards.1591]

Hyamel Wills laptop Haiduk the following hair

[@annieleslie5570]

Totally agree 💯I grow up listening to his music

[@franklynjones4277]

YES HE IS

[@anthonyodiadi1405]

Evergreen......House of Exile, that is what the world is for millions and millions of people; the anguish and pathos in JC's evocative voice captures the disconnections and injustice everywhere. This is one of the greatest music played in the modern era, globally. The lyrics, instrumentation and arrangement all executed to perfection. Thank you for ever Jimmy Cliff!

[@KingsleyBAyim]

Mr.Jimmy Cliff's music ma de me love reggae music when I was about 10yrs Old with Mama Look up the mountain, Dear mother, among others. A Great Legend indeed

[@wyomijohnson2999]

This song was way ahead of it's time . When you think about what's happening now . The brother is a genius.

[@EdmondForster68]

What goes up must come down! Thank you for your words of wisdom Jimmy!

[@georgewalker2831]

You can. Say that again just looking. Around the world

[@pandoranazo7746]

So true

[@basiliauzoahia7197]

Very philosophical Truly inspired.

[@ezekielojediran8463]

Heard this song for the first time in 1974 and have never stopped listening to it. Great song, beautiful melody, meaningful lyrics. God bless you JC.

[@josepharthurkennedy9465]

Ezekiel Ojediran thank you soo much I love Jimmy cliff since 70s

[@jocelynfanguinoveny811]

Me too

[@WalterAlifo]

Timeless song. A real legend, Jimmy cliff. House of exile and many rivers to cross are my favourite tracks growing up in the 70s. Now in mid fifties.

[@cosmasjesuorobo2377]

A classic, everlasting and evergreen. It appeals to the soul.

[@gakpoaugustine6409]

Absolutely

[@bettytaylor1839]

I remember buying this album as a teenager and feeling so proud because I knew every song word for word love jimmy Cliff 👏🏽

[@jocelynfanguinoveny811]

I was 10 years old when I heard this vibe for the first time but did not understand a single word of english

[@princeericgodly8543]

Words are not enough to explain how great this song mean to my soul You are best of ALL

[@florencekondowemunthali3857]

I love it too

[@thembisilenkosi9353]

Am with you my brother ✊🏽✊🏽

[@singhstax]

There's a day of feasting and a day of famine Day of sadness and a day of joy You could see in the day of feasting Life isn't just a little play-like toy So your day arrived when you least expected 'Cause you always thought you were well protected Now you feel like a fish out of water So now you're wondering what's the matter Oh remember you said it wouldn't happen to you Now you're thinking how to start a new A drowning man will catch at a straw You were warned but you wouldn't take heed Everything in creation must obey a law It's true in words as it is in deed You were so puffed up in your pomps and pride You're exposed you got none to hide Yes, you used to look down on the folks beside you Never they think you would have come down too Remember they said you got to reap what you sow Simple truth everybody know Oh what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile Oh what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile Oh what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile Oh what are you on a house of exile Watching you now on your own last mile Everything in creation must obey a law It's true in words as it is in deed

[@donaldpeters6000]

Thank you so much sir

[@ayilagede4861]

A day to born, a day to die...... A day to plant and day to reap, a day to gather and a day to scatter! Love and respect to music maker Jimmy Cliff

[@jackiemasaka5816]

I love this one..House of exile.

[@emmaobes3952]

This is so realistic

[@OJAYMOVIES06]

Appreciate you for this.tnx

[@leenaidoo1745]

one of the greatest compositions by a true legend.. the music arrangement is magical..

[@wycliffefahie607]

In my post I said mystical. On same page

[@andywishihadtheopportunity4706]

This music takes to the world beyond

[@janettebaffour-awuah8188]

One of the finest social commentators in the world, Jimmy Cliff has never won the acclaim he deserves. House of Exile, Synthetic World, Many Rivers Cross- name it- each song comments on the human condition. His lyrics are powerful commentary and his voice is golden! No poetry beats these powerful songs, but the award went to Bob Dylan!

[@DanielMbewe-j5s]

Ooh My God

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Yeah .. And Bob Dylan once admitted Jimmy Cliff's tune Vietnam was the greatest protest song he'd ever heard......This lends really heavy credence to the man , Mr Jimmy Cliff.

[@modouwad9424]

C'est magnifique. Cela rappelle la vraie musique .Rien à dire c'est toujours agréable à écouter

[@davidsondaini3999]

This is the City of Lagos-Nigeria in 1970s, nostalgia at its best as far as I'm concerned. Wow, how I wish I could wind back the hands of time !

[@udohnsikak6352]

You are so damn right.This albim came out sometime in 1987.

[@sentsolebatla2512]

@@udohnsikak6352 no it can't be true..not late 1987 ..it's 70s song

[@udohnsikak6352]

@@sentsolebatla2512 you are right.i have confirmed it on google.Thanks

[@sentsolebatla2512]

@@udohnsikak6352 l know because l was in primary school and it was hit song then

[@kwaangeline5475]

Very nostalgic. What a song

[@SageICTBooks]

You are incomparable to any musician that ever lived

[@euchariaobidiegwu860]

Jimmy cliff is a legendary musical philosopher just like Bob Marley . his music bring back to me the good good old days when the world was in peace . His music will linger on as yet into another generation to come . I have been enjoying the philosophy of his music for almost thirty years now and I still today ,

[@solomonkabuka9407]

Jimmy C you filled my childhood life with incredible music composition, tunes, and human messages! God bless...

[@KEITHNALUMANGO]

Everyone I knew loved this song in the 70s. I still do. No party was complete without A House of Exile.

[@kestermckain9092]

For me Dj kester, Jimmy Cliff is undoubtedly the best that ever happened to reggae music.Blessings brother Jimmy!

[@chrisogbonna794]

Jimmy Cliff is one of d best reggae legend.His songs are so lovely n timeless n most inspiring.I love this track so much.

[@fredameh3791]

I heard this song sleeping on the mat in my tiny village in alor agu Igbo Eze south of Enugu state , Nigeria through my late snr brothers grammar fone player as it was called then in the mid 70s , now am a full grown adult with family and living large in my own world still listening to House of exile in 2023 .what a music.

[@CaptainHaddock-x8u]

Wow! Every comment here brings me nostalgia. My childhood music too.

[@richardejike4300]

Nwannem, this Jimmy cliff song always reminds my of my dead brother who use to play this song in our old house in the 70s.

[@AbFabDiva]

This will always be one of my favorite Albums! This is the second Album I ever bought! I was only a child and I memorize every word! What an Artiste and what a voice!

[@moffatsabango1238]

Jimmy cliff used his music to portray the everlasting challenges faced by many of us , in the USA , West INDIES , Britain, Africa many years ago . The struggle of the African to live in a contemporary world where intolerance , prejudice ,and all forms that negated on human values.Therefore , house of exile depicts a painful story of what life was , in the 1800s , 1900s -1940s , 50s 60 70s and how the voice of a struggle was sang to inspire our forefathers to rise against injustices. So , we saw the rise of Marcus Gave , Martin Luther King , Malcolm X , Bob Marley , Peter Tosh, and many others who took the pain to forge a united front against evil.

[@davidighodaro9747]

This jimmy cliff House of Exile music is for the matured minds.

[@dr.michaelokolo-169]

Jimmy Cliff, you are a living legend and the greatest musical philosopher after Celestin Okwu. In all your songs, the proverbs are life-changing for the best if we can listen and apply the words of wisdom. I heard this song in Coal City, Enugu, when I was in Elementary School. I still listen to it almost daily for over forty-five years. Bravo.

[@dannymweene5682]

One of my favorites! The first time I listened to it is when I was a small boy and am still playing it. My father was the one playing it. Kudos to the legend Jimmy cliff 👏

[@patrickkasanga]

Yeah same here. My dad bought the album in 1974 whem I was nine and I am still listening to it to this day!

[@olubunmiakande1305]

In fact a lady friend from Ghana introduced Jimmy Cliff Songs to me when she came to Nigeria in 1973, since then I've been so addicted to Jimmy's songs even at 72 yrs, I'm still enjoying it. Love you Jimmy.

[@ojimarinzebabingtons2667]

Cliff remains one of the best Raggae artists of our modern time. Long may he live.

[@rogerkabika4133]

💥C’est l’une de mes meilleures chansons dans la vie. Je garde jalousement ce disque at home. Quelle jeunesse j’ai eue avec Jimmy💓💓💓🌹🌹🌹

[@olajideolayemi2804]

I was just 12 years when my pop introduced this song to me while playing it and I am almost forty now, is still like yesterday...that is what they called Evergreen

[@ngozichude7338]

For me it's jimmy cliff for ever. His plethora of songs are all packed with meaning, melodious and evergreen. God bless you my man 👊

[@MuskwatiBlogspot]

A great Song! What a LEGEND! THE MIGHTY VENERABLE JIMMY CLIFF! THANKS for sharing!

[@sean4384]

Listening to this great piece with deep nostalgia, memories rushing back at me. My mum used to play this and many other magical tracks of his back then. I can only smile and allow myself basque in the euphoria of those great memories. Blessings to you Jimmy cliff.

[@preciousnellt7504]

You are a good writer. I smile as I read thru your lines.

[@ritaidun7502]

Got to love Jimmy Cliff's songs through my senior brothers when I was still a little girl. They could play his songs the whole day. In fact, growing up as a little girl I thought he was the only musician

[@eversonphiri6436]

We had a lovely time in the 80s when he performed in Lusaka Zambia. Great Guy.❤

[@sandrawarner7793]

I don't understand why this song has so little likes.This man is a legend

[@ellatongwiisebaloroo5929]

This remains me of my days in lawra sec

[@josephasombang9894]

Sandra Warner Best Song of The Decade. 1974. Joseph Asombang

[@ty7504]

People forget or don't know. Then one day they remember or discover. Good music will always eventually be remembered or discovered as people rummage through their parents' or Uncles' and aunts' or grandparents' music collections. It's just a matter of time.

[@carolmccook3426]

Because they dont know what is a good song he Will always be a true legende jah bless 🙏

[@adeyemiprinceadeyemiprince1663]

Only a few will really love and appreciate a philosophical and inspirational song from a living legend

[@cholachisanga7412]

Jimmy Cliff came to my country Zambia, I even went where he was but sadly I didnt have a chance to talk to him. My very best man of the year the legend, still love you Jimmy and your music 💃

[@monnatusa2653]

JImmy cliff- while the rest of the world adores Bob Merly, to me, the great Jimmy Cliff is the one i adore! LONG LIVE JIMMY!....

[@salomontudieshe8011]

They were bothe great, Man

[@ugoking8343]

For the greatest is Jimmy Cliff

[@rufdymond]

For me Jimmy is the greatest Jamaican song writer hands down.....Bob was great and took the music to the masses. However if you ask most people of my age who played sound systems back in the 70s and 80s to name their top 5 artists Bob would probably not be in there.

[@sugarsugar1333]

Bob marley is prophet

[@malicklo5076]

Et432qo00i0800ppmp} oyyoiipyil^^

[@kellybindickou5395]

MERCI A MONSIEUR JIMMY CLIFF D'AVOIR AINSI BERCER MA JEUNESSE AU CONGO AVEC TOUS VOS ALBUMS .QUE DU BONHEUR❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏. L'ETERNEL VOUS GARDE ENCORE LE PLUS LONGTEMPS POSSIBLE DE CE MONDE PARMI NOUS🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@zephaniahdangiwa1961]

The voice of a living legend

[@TheIaluma]

@Zephaniah Dangiwa - O Yeah sir say that again. This man is so love in Africa especially for old school people

[@felixakpan2062]

One of the greatest reggae song ever recorded, still a tear jerker till date, songs from this album was blaring from every home in Benin City Nigeria in 1974/75. I dare say his Cliff most successful album in Nigeria in the 70s

[@johnquayson3569]

Jimmy Cliff is the BEST and am from Ghana West Africa.

[@obinnaenem4274]

This song has gone places, it reminds me of my childhood days

[@dimaorganicskincarenmore9421]

This song is always loaded with meanings. You reap what you sow... 2020

[@gideonlaya7463]

I remembered listening to this song in the late 80s when I was growing up without knowing who sang it,not until now that I still came across it in my 40s and realised that it was Jimmy cliff.God bless you for making my teenage life memorable.

[@pisobeh]

An artist with very deep and meaningful lyrics; one of a very few black artists besides Bob Marley and Sonny Okosun who write songs that reflect the plight of his people.

[@ngomabishop6931]

You really need to research and listen to more black artist before people laugh at you: Apart from Burning Spear, Lauryn Hill, Culture, Dennis Brown, the Mighty Gabby, Gil Scott Heron, Nina Simone, and Lucky Dube, I can think of over 100 off the top of my head.

[@leeleerichrich2396]

Guess you never heard of Peter tosh

[@bernadettejadusingh7656]

Lucky Dubai was an excellent artist!

[@solomongaboronematshediso8339]

True indeed/Gaborone Matshediso

[@melissamurray1328]

Peter Tosh Equal rights and Justice is and was an anthem for black revolution in Africa against White people minority rule

[@jxst_emilie]

Mon classement des 3 meilleurs chanteurs Jamaïcains de tous les temps, dans l'ordre : Jimmy Cliff, Albert Griffiths chanteur du Groupe The Gladiators Reggae et enfin Bob Marley.

[@CarolineAdjin-ob3ny]

Anytime I play this music I feel like crying 😭😭

[@CaptainHaddock-x8u]

Yup.

[@mikahel.m.i9217]

Me too

[@athoskhemny2040]

You are not the only one

[@KhayAutic]

I hear this song I think of our ancestors finding getting there redemption. Blks have suffered too much. I refuse to believe it would end with no retribution

[@stanleyglover5534]

The star that are irreplaceable. ❤

[@bolingorastafari69]

Whoa!!!! First time hearing this tune. Phenomenal!!! Thank you Mr. Cliff, thank you Jamaica, and THANK YOU JAH!!!!

[@yusufuwang1]

if i have to take three albums with me to heaven, this will definitely be one of them. and thank jimmy for letting us enjoy this great music on you tube with no strings attached.

[@gerogezawe8597]

Great music Dr Jimmy cliff,have been listening ur music since I was a child and it always build confidence in me whenever am low

[@stephanieharry7504]

The wisdom is these songs... I wish I could meet Jimmy Cliff.

[@margaretmpirirwe3597]

Me too.

[@valentinenwabude3416]

He's in Jamaica.

[@GodwinAni-Dickson]

House of exile reminds me of many things in my past, it takes me to my childhood days in Port Harcourt Nigeria. It brings the memory of my late Uncle back. The music is like a diamond. Beautiful.

[@ravengothique100]

i knew this song in the 70s growing up in sierra leone, my dad played it all the time. i loved it then without understanding the words. amazing lyrics.

[@roudoulphwilson7946]

Now we don't enjoy the song of nowadays. This generation is really missing something

[@203rahway7]

@Magdalene Kamara where in sierra leone . I am from there too but living now in the Canada

[@georgemushabati4847]

The calmness, wisdom and skill in the song just amazes me. That was and is music.

[@rafiu.a.onalaja9112]

Love this song. This means a lot to me. ❤❤❤ They don't make music like this anymore.

[@peacemonger6432]

At 64, I have been listening this music for quite some time. I grew up with Jimmy Cliff. Well, I was 17 when I first got into him.

[@jorgecarpintero5282]

Jimmy cliff es una leyenda. Me encanta tanto esa música el inmortal jimmy cliff. Esta música nunca morira parese ser una música triste pero ami me hace feliz 😌😌😌✌️✌️🤩🤩🤩

[@justinezeh5613]

Jimmy Cliff is truly d originator n 1 of. Best. May u live long JayCee.

[@michaelfrancis4427]

I can't get tired of listening to this song. Reminds me of my high school days in Nigeria.

[@moniquejewel8292]

Me too, in Lagos as a student worker.

[@margaretmpirirwe3597]

Me too. Reminds of my High school in Uganda

[@lilianowoko5416]

The greatest of Jimmy Cliff. Loved listening to this song when in High School in Kenya.

[@drpaulangya8396]

To my mind, jimmy cliff is in the league of Aristotle, Thomas, St Augustin and such other philosophers the human race has produced. the difference is that he uses music as his vehicle of communication. His music I heard 40 years ago remains relevant to the contemporary world.

[@michaelfrancis4427]

word!!

[@jameslockhart8660]

el Francis s-a roots zrRootsWomann

[@jameslockhart8660]

Dr Paul Angya Roots awoman

[@jameslockhart8660]

I5_Roots Woman

[@LynxFloyd]

your mind is right

[@helenameh999]

About Jimmy Cliff his lyrics are prophetic, inducing and pure , remembering my late senior brother who will always disturb us with this in the early morning of late 70s.

[@dareodofin3846]

Great music don't fade away. This is one of them. Cheers to the legend !

[@oulatraore1051]

I discovered this song when I was a graduate student in the USA. This is reggae at its best! I just love it. And there also is “long time no see”

[@josephineolowu2546]

Deep thinking! For me, Jimmy is the best song writer of our time, his lyrics speaks volumes!

[@juliusodiaodia223]

Most underrated and best reggae vocalist of all time! I doff my hat to this vocal legend!!!

[@agnesrandolph8450]

God bless you beautiful soul brother Cliff, truly touched.

[@mosesmathebula2492]

Nixon never thought Jimmy was watching, the most powerful, second to nothing reggae song I ever heard. Never got tired of this song for the past 300000000 yrs. Irie!!

[@nzekwesirimaxwell4967]

A living legend he is... Meaningful lyrics, not all these noises we listen to these days...

[@kendaddi5857]

Many middle aged Nigerians will find this song very nostalgic because Jimmy Cliff made a Nigerian musical tour shortly after releasing the album House of Exile. It was a block buster. I watched his live show at Hill Station hotel Jos. It was like yesterday. The crowd was ecstatic when he did the title track.. Jimmy Cliff is indeed a great Reggae artist like no other. Very unique.

[@aworan280]

His music is thrilling, inspirational,philosophical and induce hope and confidence in the listener, long life to all, amen. Jimmy Cliff.

[@anthonysteele6919]

As long as I live Jimmy cliff songs will always inspire me. Want to see him in concert...

[@SamuelOwusuMensah]

I really love this music so much, you're a genius Mr Cliff.

[@ackeemthomas8098]

classic

[@jesserichards.1591]

Samuel Owusu Mensah dis

[@ahmedkadiri1127]

I have been hooked on this LP since I was seven years old in the 70s.

[@yarteyey]

Great song from a great artiste, Jimmy. The living legend.

[@richardejike4300]

House of Exile is always on top. My senior Late senor brother (DALIBUKA) use to play the Song in the 70s particularly during Christmas period when all returned to our home Town Alor London in IDEMILI SOUTH ANAMBRA STATE NIGERIA. May Jimmy cliff live longer life in JESUS CHRIST NAME AMEN.

[@MyMolefe]

Wow what a classic. Brings back my childhood year back in yhe seventies.

[@alifowalter8201]

Timeless songs of Jimmy Cliff. My granny played this song on her Gramophone every weekend in the 70s. Live on Jimmy and rest well grandmum.

[@Wavecurve]

One one of the fore fathers of Reggae. One of the finest voices in all of music. Deserves more recognition and credit than he gets.

[@obinnaenem4274]

Jimmy cliff is a legend, I love him. His songs give me joy

[@tonyogbata2022]

Nostalgic! The time when music was a 'calling'....

[@ChikeNwosu-s1e]

Jimmy's music inspired me a great deal as a young man when it seemed my world was ended.thanks jimmy.

[@fredeokolo8717]

House of exile makes the passing of fifty years look like the working of a true flying time machine.

[@yawappiah2666]

You don't get these anymore, wonderfully done, great tune

[@dorothygermain8578]

Such beautiful lyrics and meaning, house of exile my favourite track

[@golden2619]

This music by Jimmy Cliff is so true..Today, Countries and indvidauls are reaping what they've sown...Simple truth everybody knows. And this reminds me when I bought his T - Shirt "House Of Exile" in 1974. And one of his movie called “The Harder They Come” with a powerful socio-political storyline and an equally strong reggae soundtrack I love so much. "You can get it if you really want ,..But you must try, try and try.. try and try, You'll succeed at last.....

[@felixanenuwa6478]

Thank you Jimmy Cliff for sharing your greatness all over the world

[@salehmuhammadphiri2676]

I concur with you. Jimmy is the best Reggae Maestro there's no doubt about that.

[@John77764]

Jimmy Cliff is of the boldest generation of musicians telling us all what we are. And we ought not to be.

[@michaelsayewehdahsr2453]

This is one of my favorite songs and musicians. Long live Jimmy cliff

[@ceciliacherry1943]

This is one of my favorite songs.. I can listen to it all day long.

[@anthonyotokito3135]

Thank you so much, Alex Frank. You really made my day. I was in Lagos too, in secondary school, when Jimmy Cliff came to Nigeria on musical tour. Sadly, he got arrested midway thru the tour and locked up on account of some (alleged) breach of commercial contract with another Nigerian businessman, who apparently was to bring him to Nigeria years earlier. I suppose one positive outcome from that unpleasant episode was that it inspired Jimmy Cliff to come up with that intuitive song about being in Nigeria “and they threw me in jail”. Loved it. Till today I’m always winding up my Jamaican friends about reasons behind the Naija Businessman taking measures to protect his financial interest at the time. Me and all my friends in Lagos grew up with JC’s utterly inspirational songs, not least of all, Struggling Man, Wild, Wild World, Wonderful World, Vietnam, Many Rivers to Cross, Dear Mother, Rebel in me, and of course, Synthetic World, etc, etc. I’ve still got ALL JC’s record collections and I’m pleased to have succeeded in inspiring my 30yr-old younger son about JC’s world of music. He loves him too. Like you, I’m now also a granddad but still can’t have enough of JC’s music. He remains one of my greatest musical Heroes. Thank you, JC🙏👍 Anthony Otokito (London uk)

[@millicentaddai7096]

This is really bringing me back to the 70s, and am enjoying it.😗😗😗

[@princepolydor1930]

House of exile is singularly, my best of all Jimmy Cliff's super songs & He is my #1 of all my music Stars!!!! I have quite a nostalgic euphoria back to my early formative years during my high school good old days in the 1970s when the lyrics of the songs propelled us to lofty heights in life. .....THANKS JIMMY CLIFF.!###!!!

[@naija4lifeNaija4lifestyle]

WELL SAID!..................Jimmy Cliff,s songs Have DEEP Lyrics that touches the Heart.

[@MrPaulNolan]

Many Rivers to Cross is my #1, But he has so much more to choose from that's so, so, good. I would not even want to give them a number. He's the best.