Music: Bob Andy - Rasta Reggae Music. + Informações

Beautiful song with great lyrics.... this guy is a master songwriter. + Informações

Much covered song, notably by Barrington Levy. Bob was one of Studio one's biggest talents - a writer with a great ear for a melody as well as a top singer. Soon after this tune he had deserved international success duetting with Marcia Griffiths.. + Informações

1966 Studio One Classic. + Informações

BUY IT ON ITUNES NOW tinyurl.com Taken from the album "A JAMAICAN IN CAIRO". + Informações

reggae. + Informações

My resistance is getting weaker, I just can't stand the pressure I can't be any meeker, I've got to find me some other treasure I need nothing to be a man, because I was born a man And I deserve the right to live like any other man My mind's in such a state, sometimes it makes me sick At times I've tried to hate, but I just don't know the trick I need nothing to be a man, because I was born a man And I deserve the right to feel like any other man Experience has taught me wisdom, thank God I've got some life left I'm getting out of serfdom, my soul has stand the test I need nothing to be a man, because I was born a man And I deserve the right to be like any other man Oooh any other man Just let me live like any ordinary man..... + Informações

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REGGAE - VOCAL .. + Informações

Bob Andy & Marcia - Young, gifted & Black. + Informações

Bob Andy - Unchained - 197x Studio One label Produced by Clement 'Coxsone Dodd. + Informações

Bob Andy sings You Don't Know, backed by the Bigga Morrison Band, at the Hootananny, Brixton, London on 11th June 2009. Someone in the crowd shouted out the request, and it wasn't on the original set-list. As Bob says, Bubblers (on keyboards) had mentioned playing this track at last night's rehearsal, so take a bow Bubblers.. + Informações

Bob Andy (born Keith Anderson 1944) is a Jamaican reggae vocalist and songwriter. He is widely regarded as one of reggae's most influential songwriters. Bob Andy was one of the founding members of The Paragons, along with Tyrone Evans and Howard Barrett. His first solo hit record in 1966, "I've Got to Go Back Home," was followed by "Desperate Lover," "Feeling Soul", "Unchained," and "Too Experienced", amongst others. He also composed songs for other reggae artists, including "I Don't Want to See You Cry" for Ken Boothe, and "Feel Like Jumping," "Truly," and "Melody Life" for Marcia Griffiths. He had several hits in the late 1960s, including "Going Home," "Unchained," "Feeling Soul," "My Time," "The Ghetto Stays in the Mind," and "Feel the Feeling".Some of these, and his 1992 hit, "Fire Burning", have come to be regarded as reggae standards and several have been covered several times by other artists. The Jamaican government conferred the Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander (CD) on Keith "Bob Andy" Anderson in October 2006 for his contributions to the development of Jamaican music.. + Informações

bob andy-the games people play. + Informações

Classic Bob Andy - Life Bob Andy (born Keith Anderson) emerged as a solo star in 1966 with the smash hit "I've Got to Go Back Home", a song which has become a much-loved anthem for Jamaicans. He had served his singing and songwriting apprenticeship with the legendary vocal group THE PARAGONS, which he founded with Tyrone (Don) Evans and Howard Barrett, later joined by John Holt. The Paragons had several hits for producer Coxsone Dodd including the Number One "Love At Last", penned by Bob. As one of STUDIO ONE's leading lights, Bob worked closely with Jackie Mittoo on many of the label's seminal sounds. Besides writing songs for himself which have become reggae standards - "Feeling Soul", "My Time", "Going Home", and "Too Experienced", to name just a few - Bob contributed hits for many of the other artists there. Formal recognition of Bobs musical contributions has flowed in from many sources during the last two decades. Rockers Magazine honoured Bob with a Lifetime Achievement Award in Kingston in 1989, as did the Canadian Reggae Music Awards in Toronto in 1991. Bobs song Fire Burning received the JAMI Award for Song of the Year in 1991. In 1997 he was named as one of the musics Living Legends at the Reggae/Soca Awards in Miami and was presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the 1999 Bob Marley Day Festival in Southern California. He received the Prime Ministers Award for Excellence in Jamaica in 2003. The 90s and the first decade of the new millennium have found .... + Informações

The 1977 Original and the Clash Version. I aint no DJ so dont watch the mix,lol....Straight In and Out Bizniz.... Oh and sorry the video's dry im not a artist just a Reggae Lover!!!!. + Informações

Studio One Classic. + Informações

A classic dating back to 1977 from the great Bob Andy.. + Informações

gran disco de Bob Andy, producido por Mad Professor Freely - the second of the two 1980s Andy albums - contains eight tracks recorded in Jamaica and London, all written and produced by Bob. Included are the Tuff Gong single "You Think It's A Joke" along with I-Anka singles "Level Vibes" (JA 7") and "Cherry" (UK 12"). There are fresh versions of two classics, "Sun Shines For Me" and "I Don't Want to See You Cry". MAD PROFESSOR mixes seven of the tracks.. + Informações

Reggae Reggae Reggae!. + Informações

Bob Andy - Desperate Lover. + Informações

REGGAE - VOCAL .. + Informações

--- Al.Ta.Fa.An Production sur le Kiana Riddim. + Informações

Legendary Reggae artist Bob Andy performs in honor of his close friend and the Father of Reggae, Jackie Mittoo.. + Informações

Bob Andy, backed by the Bigga Morrison Band, sings Unchained at the Hootananny, Brixton, London on 11th June 2009. I left his talking on at the end, every time the man speaks I feel I want to listen!. + Informações