01. Why Am I A Rastaman
02. Revolution
03. Going Home
04. Rolling Stone
05. Humble African
06. Where Is The Love
07. Poverty
08. Too Much Ginals
09. Never Give Up
10. Weeping
11. It's hard To Live
12. Fishes To Fry
13. Home Grown
14. Poor People Hungry
15. Nah Stay Inna Babylon
✓ Name: Culture
✓ Cd Name: Humble African
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✓ Genre: Roots/Reggae
✓ Released: 01 Aug. 2000
✓ Born: Jamaica.
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✓ Label: VP Records
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By the time of this album's release, the group
Culture was no more, the name being just an identifying tag for the
group's original frontman, Joseph Hill (although he was backed by one of
Culture's other original members on his summer 2000 tour). So Humble
African is really a Joseph Hill album, and it's beautiful. Hill continues to write fine lyrics with even finer hooks. His unique, reedy
voice is a heartfelt Rastaman chant, sometimes compared to Burning Spear.
Starting with "Why Am I a Rastaman?" the album's first four tracks are so purely melodic they wash over your senses like a waterfall. The production, by the team of Collin "Bulby" York and Lynford "Fatta" Marshall (of the Fat Eyes label) is superb. On "Where Is the Love," Marcia Griffiths' familiar warble joins Hill, while on "Home Grown," Morgan Heritage harmonizes, and on "Poor People Hungry" there's a Tony Rebel toast. With Humble African Joseph Hill maintains his fine track record.
✓ Cd Name: Humble African
✓ For Promotional Use Only!!!
✓ Genre: Roots/Reggae
✓ Released: 01 Aug. 2000
✓ Born: Jamaica.
✓ Resident:
✓ Label: VP Records
✓ Producer:
✓ Mixed By:
✓ Mixed At:
✓ Recorded At: Mixing Lab Recording Studios
✓ Engineered By:
✓ Track: 15
✓ No Download.
✓ Humble African (Download)
✓ Uploaded:
✓ Size: mb
✓ Biltrate: 320 kbps
✓ Playtime: 59:32 min.
✓ Facebook.
✓ Twitter.
✓ AllMusic.
✓ ReverbNation.
✓ LastFm.
✓ Discogs.
✓ WebSite.
✓ YouTube.
✓ Wikipedia.
Starting with "Why Am I a Rastaman?" the album's first four tracks are so purely melodic they wash over your senses like a waterfall. The production, by the team of Collin "Bulby" York and Lynford "Fatta" Marshall (of the Fat Eyes label) is superb. On "Where Is the Love," Marcia Griffiths' familiar warble joins Hill, while on "Home Grown," Morgan Heritage harmonizes, and on "Poor People Hungry" there's a Tony Rebel toast. With Humble African Joseph Hill maintains his fine track record.
