Ras Paulo - Microphone (2006)

01. Microphone Master

02. Front Line

03. Black Cinderella (feat. Chabby Rank)

04. Youth

05. Give A Little Bit of You

06. Good Morning

07. Youth

• ✓ Artist: Ras Paulo
• ✓ Cd Name: Microphone
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• ✓ Released:  2006
• ✓ Genre: Reggae
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• ✓ Born: Santo Antao, Cape-Verde
• ✓ Resident: Munich, Germany.
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• ✓ Track: 07
• ✓ Microphone (+/+/+) 
• ✓ Since: RAS Reggae Music Box
• ✓ Playtime: 34:33 min
• ✓ Size: 79.1 mb
• ✓ Quality: 320 Kbps
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Over 20 Years in Music scene His Music is winning constantly sympathy around the World. Style: Ras Music /Reggae -World Easy listening music His music has found shelter in the heart of a lot of people and it still growing constantly gaining sympathy of thousands of people around the world.

Ras Paulo Was born in Santo -Antao, Republic of Cape-Verde Islands Most of Ras Paulo songs are extremely beloved by peoples.  

Ras Paulo präsentiert mit sein Band sein Rosts-Reggae-Programm gut Stimmung Und sorgt für das wahre „peace love and sunshine Feelings... Der Vollblutmusiker vermittelt voller Harmonie und Rhythm

 

 

Putumayo Present - African Reggae (2009)

01. Magno Mako (Ismael Isaac)
02. Vision (Mo'Kalamity & The Wizards)
03. Congo Natty (Bingui Jaa Jammy)
04. Jabulani (Zoro)
05. Krebo Cheo (Nina Galissa)
06. Bo Ten Qu'Luta' (One Love Family)
07. Steppin' Into Zion (Kwame Bediako)
08. On Vent Se Marier (Ba Cissoko & Tiken Jah Fakoly)
09. Jah Libile' (Serges Kassy)
10. Man Of Sorrow (Majek Fashek)

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• ✓ Cd Name: Putumayo Present-African Reggae
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• ✓ Genre: Afro/Reggae
• ✓ Released:  2003
• ✓ Born: Africa Continent
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• ✓ Label: Putumayo World Music
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• ✓ Track: 10
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• ✓ African Reggae (+)
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• ✓ Biltrate: 266 kbps
• ✓ Playtime: 41.33 min.
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A compilation that calls itself Putumayo Presents: African Reggae but doesn't contain anything by Lucky Dube? Were there no Dube recordings that Putumayo could have licensed for this release? Given that the late Dube was the best-selling South African reggae singer of the 1980s, '90s and 2000s, it might seem strange that there are none of his recordings on Putumayo Presents: African Reggae. 

But then, Putumayo have always made unlikely and unorthodox choices when it comes to compilations; that's a big part of what makes their releases so much fun. And despite the absence of anything by Dube, this disc takes an intriguing look at reggae from the African continent--or at the very least, African pop with a reggae influence. Not everyone on African Reggae is a full-time reggae artist, but all of the selections--from straight-ahead roots reggae to reggae-influenced African pop--at least employ some type of reggae beat. 

So Putumayo, true to form, follows a basic theme but takes a lot of liberties with that theme. A hardcore roots reggae outlook prevails on Kwame Bediako's "Steppin' into Zion," One Love Family's "Bo Ten Qu'Luta," and Bingui Jaa Jammy's "Congo Natty," whereas Nino Galissa's "Krebo Cheo," Ismael Isaac's "Magno Mako," Ba Cissoko's "On Veut Se Marier," and Zoro's "Jabulani" are essentially African pop with a reggae influence.

 Given how widespread reggae's influence is, Putumayo could have easily come up with some reggae-influenced recordings from Arabic North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia or Egypt). But Putumayo focuses exclusively on Sub-Saharan Africa/Black Africa, spotlighting artists from Nigeria, South Africa, Cape Verde, Ghana, Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta), Guinea-Bissau, and the Ivory Coast--and the fact that there is such an impressive diversity of artists south of the Sahara allows Putumayo to assemble a compilation that is unpredictable yet remains true to its basic theme.

 One wishes that this 41-minute CD contained another 30 or 35 minutes worth of recordings; even so, African Reggae is yet another enjoyable compilation from Putumayo.