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quieres escuchar mas reggae te invito a que me escuches los lunes de 11pm a 1am y sabados de 3 a 5pm (tiempo de mexico) solo por www.radiocalcetin.com , reggae music del bueno, agregame adandread@radiocalcetin.com . BLESSED LOVE. + Informações

Freddie Mcgregor Push Come To Shove. + Informações

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Big Ship (c)1982 Greensleeves/Thompson Sounds. + Informações

This is a featured track on the upcoming Steely & Clevie CD/DVD set! Freddie McGregor's music video for the tune, House Is Not A Home!. + Informações

4 the hard way Freddie McGregor, Dennis Brown, Sugar Minott, Coco Tea. + Informações

song: "Rastaman Camp" artist: Freddie McGregor album: Bobby Babylon label: Studio One. + Informações

Freddie Mcgregor - loving pauper. + Informações

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Freddie McGregor Nice Time. + Informações

Freddie McGregor was born in Clarendon, Jamaica on June 27, 1956. At age seven, he started singing backup for a local ska harmony duo called the Clarendonians (naturally, with the nickname of Little Freddie McGregor). The Clarendonians recorded for producer Clement "Coxsone" Dodd's legendary Studio One label for a time. " McGregor stayed at Studio One for much of the '70s, working as a session drummer and backup singer while developing his own vocal style, which owed much to smooth, Philadelphia-style soul. Not just a singer, he wrote some of his own material, and grew into an accomplished producer as well. McGregor's heyday was the early '80s, when he released several high-quality albums and reached the peak of his popularity in Jamaica and England. In 1975, McGregor converted to Rastafarianism, which had a profound impact on his music. Still with Studio One and working with Earl "Chinna" Smith, he recorded the classics "Rastaman Camp" and "I Am a Rasta" right off the bat, and followed them with a string of singles that substantially raised his profile in Jamaica: "Jogging," "Natural Collie," "Africa Here I Come," and "Bobby Bobylon" among them. In 1981, McGregor scored a huge hit single with "Big Ship," which catapulted him to the front rank of reggae stars in the immediate post-Marley era, along with Dennis Brown and Gregory Isaacs. His next LP arrived in 1982, also titled Big Ship, and featured production by Linval Thompson and musical backing by the Roots Radics. It .... + Informações

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Freddie McGregor - Rastaman Camp. + Informações

Freddie McGregor - Love Ballad. + Informações

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4 the hard way Freddie McGregor, Dennis Brown, Sugar Minott, Coco Tea - Part 2/2. + Informações

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Was coming home from a rave in the early hours of Sunday morning, listening to this tune in the car and felt I had to upload it. Think it rates as one of my favourite from Freddie McGregor. Had to do a few rewinds before I could move to the next track.... + Informações

Happy Blessed Earthday Mr McGregor - you truly was 'born a winner'! Thought I'd share a couple of my favourites from the veteran Mr Freddie McGregor given that it is his earthday today (27th June). This song 'I Was Born a Winner' is available to buy on several McGregor albums, plus you can also find it on a few compilation albums.. + Informações

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