International Hip Hop star chats with Mosca Media Australia about his latest album “Bottoms Up” at Lopez Records, St Marys, Sydney West.
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International Hip Hop star chats with Mosca Media Australia about his latest album “Bottoms Up” at Lopez Records, St Marys, Sydney West.
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Bob Marley and the Wailers: Stevie Wonder Dream 1975 !! Magic
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The Wonder Dream Concert held on October 4, 1975 at Kingston’s National Stadium was one of three events on the Holiday Jamaica package scheduled from September 29, 1975 through October 5, 1975. The concert was a benefit for the Jamaican Institute for the Blind and featured Third World as the opening act. Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes were scheduled to play but did not show.
Third World, just back from a tour of the UK, opened their set with “Crying On The Rail Road Track” and followed with popular favorites “Sun Won’t Shine,” “Satta Massagana,” and “Slavery Days.”
The concert is often referred to as the Wailers Reunion Show, as it was the first time the original Wailers trio performed together since 1974. It is the last time that all three founding members appeared live on-stage together.
The Wailers and the I-Three kick off their set with “Rastaman Chant”
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See a wonderful documentary film on one of the best artist in a music history – Prince!
DEEP SOULFUL TRIBAL HOUSE from River Ocean featuring one of the finest voices to ever grace a House or Latin record.
Absolute HOUSE MUSIC Bliss from River Ocean & India!
A rare recording of Stevie Wonder in his prime way back in 1973.
One of his best!
E-mail soulofsydney@gmail.com for a list of more rare videos, concerts and bootleg recordings we have to share.
So we are only guessing this is The Avalanches new mix since they tweeted by the a few days ago… more sitting in bed on a rainy day than the usual party stuff on their last mix-tape I heard a life time ago on cassette.
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