01. Let it Shine
02. Our Father
03. Man of Sorrow
04. I'am not Afraid
05. Power of A Woman
06. Little Patience
07. Josiah King of Kings
08. Water No Get Enemy
09. Virgin
10. Jobe Lamentation
11. Someday One Day
02. Our Father
03. Man of Sorrow
04. I'am not Afraid
05. Power of A Woman
06. Little Patience
07. Josiah King of Kings
08. Water No Get Enemy
09. Virgin
10. Jobe Lamentation
11. Someday One Day
✓ Name: Majek Fashek
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✓ Genre: Reggae/World
✓ Released: 25 Sep. 2005
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✓ Cd Name: I Get Ability
✓ For Promotional Use Only !!!
✓ Genre: Reggae/World
✓ Released: 25 Sep. 2005
✓ Born: Nigeria
✓ Resident:
✓ Label: Coral Music Group
✓ Produced By: Majek Fashek
✓ Executive Producer: Charlie D'Agostino
✓ Artwork: June Jack
✓ Assistan Producer: Terry Rose
✓ Track: 11
✓ No Download.
✓ Little Patience (Download)
✓ Upload: RAS Reggae Music Box
✓ Size: 136.6 mb
✓ Biltrate: 320 kbps
✓ Playtime: 01:12:56 min.
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✓ Wikipedia.
African reggae star Majek Fashek (born: Majekodunmi Fasheke) attracted
international attention, in 1987, when his self-penned tune, "Send Down
The Rain," seemed to coax a rain storm that ended one of the worst
draughts in Nigeria' s history. Labled a "prophet", Fashek went on to
become one of Africa's greatest reggae-influenced performers. His debut
solo album, Prisoner Of Conscience, released in 1988, sold more than
200,000 copies in Nigeria alone.
Born in Benin City, once the center of the ancient Sini kingdom, Fashek inherited his love of music from his mother, an Edo woman who raised him following the death of his father when he was eleven years old. A businesswoman, who supplied concrete to road contractors, she inspired him through her participation in traditional religious ceremonies where the Olokun rhythms were used to accompany worship of the river goddess. As a youngster, Fashek played maracas during the ceremonies.
While he developed an early interest in the music of Jamaica, Fashek was equally drawn to the music of Indian cinema. Learning to play guitar while in secondary school, Fashek joined a band, Jah Stix, and began playing in clubs in the capitol city of Lagos.
Fashek, whose name means "power of miracles, the high priest does not live", had a very close involvement with the late Nigerian drummer and bandleader Fela Anikulapo Kuti. ~ Craig Harris
Born in Benin City, once the center of the ancient Sini kingdom, Fashek inherited his love of music from his mother, an Edo woman who raised him following the death of his father when he was eleven years old. A businesswoman, who supplied concrete to road contractors, she inspired him through her participation in traditional religious ceremonies where the Olokun rhythms were used to accompany worship of the river goddess. As a youngster, Fashek played maracas during the ceremonies.
While he developed an early interest in the music of Jamaica, Fashek was equally drawn to the music of Indian cinema. Learning to play guitar while in secondary school, Fashek joined a band, Jah Stix, and began playing in clubs in the capitol city of Lagos.
Fashek, whose name means "power of miracles, the high priest does not live", had a very close involvement with the late Nigerian drummer and bandleader Fela Anikulapo Kuti. ~ Craig Harris
