Kill dem with love inspiration, good good vibration, love in our nation...
Thanks & praise for living every day
Trust in the father along life's way
That good things will come our way and I'll be a strong man one day
For the good things you do will always live with you
The bad things you do will surely follow you... to the end I say now
Kill dem with it - love inspiration, good good vibration, love in our nation...
Show me love & I'll give you respect
End of the day you won't regret it
Still I pray to Jah every day that you make me a strong man I say
Freddie Mcgregor
Positive selection from the dawn of the 1990s with some superb performances, particularly from Freddie Mcgregor, Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, Jack Radics & Barrington Levy. Rasta still deh bout... The upswing in street violence a yard at that time inspired a string of really strong 'reality' lyrics, planting the seeds that eventually led to the so called 'new roots revolution' in the years to follow.
In the ghetto man & man have to function yeah
with a little or no education
with no form of employment
and that's the cause of miscontent
But we nah kill rudeboy, we raise dem..
Cos' each & every one is a part of the problem
The name of the game is survival
In a society that turns us all into criminals
I watch them grow and I watch them die
As some people laugh and I see some cry
Gregory Isaacs
Featuring several Castro Brown productions (New Name Music) taken from the Super Star Line Up LP 1991 & Jack Radics' essential Radical album from 1992
Michael Prophet, Anthony Johnson, Ken Boothe, Gregory & Cornell Campbell all recreate their classics in a fresh style for the 90's. Find Yourself by soca star Baron rides a solid dancehall rhythm and is just amazing. Introducing rising star Garnett Silk...
Friday Night Rewind show on hearticalfm.com
31 April 2021
