A message that crystallizes the reggae spirit, resonating with the cry of the soul.
This spiritual message single features lyrics that combine Rastafarian beliefs with love for humanity, and is accompanied by a warm rhythm that maintains the structure of reggae.
The song begins with quiet chords, and gradually the drums and bass begin to beat, letting the rhythm take hold of your body. His voice is filled with prayer and pride, and his words are direct yet poetic. As the rhythm progresses, the sense of elation increases, and by the end, a wave of emotion seems to surge over him. There is no excessive ornamentation, and the mixing makes use of the gaps in the sound to highlight his vocals. This is a masterpiece that transcends the boundaries between Rasta and humanity, bringing quiet hope and resonance to the listener.
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Bob Marley & The Wailers - Rastaman Live Up
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The Wailers - Don't Give Up
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Written-By - Lee Perry
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Written-By - B. Marley
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Backing Vocals [Uncredited] - The Meditations
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Lacquer Cut By - DT
