Wengi wanamkubali Bob Marley ila Mfalme wa Reggae duniani ni Lucky Dube

Wengi wanamkubali Bob Marley ila Mfalme wa Reggae duniani ni Lucky Dube

Zoë said:
Hahaha mie mwenyewe mgumu aise, wote nimeshawasikiliza ila basi tu nimetokea muelewa Lucky Dube kuliko Bob Marley hasa kwa upande wa tunes na beats.

Mie ni shabiki mkubwa wa hip hop na trap (muziki wa watu wagumu), ila kwenye reggae sijui tu kwanini nimejikuta napenda sweet reggae kuliko roots reggae.
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Mstari wa mwisho nimeulewa zaidi,
Btw, nimeshtuka kidogo kusikia mwanamke anashabikia miziki ya kigumu,
Umenifanya niwe interested na wewe.
 
Zoë said:
Hahaha mie mwenyewe mgumu aise, wote nimeshawasikiliza ila basi tu nimetokea muelewa Lucky Dube kuliko Bob Marley hasa kwa upande wa tunes na beats.

Mie ni shabiki mkubwa wa hip hop na trap (muziki wa watu wagumu), ila kwenye reggae sijui tu kwanini nimejikuta napenda sweet reggae kuliko roots reggae.
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Sikuwahi kuwaza kuwa wewe pia ni mgumu!!

Usiwe mgumu bana!!.

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Napoleone said:
Sjawai ona reggae ya lucky dube ni orijino hata sku1 ,,naonaga ni kama nyimbo za kwaya,..yaan hana tofaut na waimba bongo fleva wa bongo wanaojidai wanaimba RnB..hiv RnB wanaijua,hyo waachie kina Usher,rkely na chris brown

Sasa ndo lucky dube,yaan kabisa unafananisha regae ya jamieka na ya africa...

We lazima ni mchaga tuu
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Duh, mwamba ulivyomaliza ndio nichoka kabisa, kiukweli wachaga na Lucky Dube sijui wana undugu nae...

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You love reggae music, but you would really appreciate it if someone came along and gave you a simple list of the greatest reggae singers of all time. In that case, this nice article is for you. Sit back and grab some popcorn for this!

Number Ten: Denis Brown

He started singing at age 9. He released a stream of hits in the 70s that propelled him into the global stage. He recorded great hits with other reggae giants like Mutabaruka, Beres Hammond and Gregory Isaacs.


Number Nine: Gregory Isaacs

Nick named “The Cool Ruler,” this guy was the most exquisite of the reggae singers of his time. He made sure to convey the message of love and deep affection to mirror the social life in his neighborhoods. He also spoke out against drugs.


Number Eight: Bunny Waile

He’s the only surviving member of The Wailers. Neville O’Riley Livingston still lives as a great reggae legend.



Number Seven: Burning Spear

Over the course of his career, Winston Rodney won 3 Grammy Awards for his great hits. The name “Burning Spear” was coined as an inspiration from Kenya’s first president, Jomo Kenyatta, during the Mau Mau struggle for independence.


Number Six: Jimmy Cliff

Also known as Jimmy Chambers, this singer made his debut at age 14, after which he even went on to win the Order Of Merit awarded by the Jamaican government. Leslie Kong was his long-time producer.


Number Five: Tanya Stephens

She came into the industry in the 90s, and has since made a name internationally. She’s also a songwriter. She can really play with words!


Number Four: Peter Tosh

He was the most militant of The Wailers, a reggae group that also included Bob Marley. He later went out on his own and had a great career. His songs mostly disapproved of politics and the political system.


Number Three: Culture

This was a great reggae band formed in 1976, though Joseph Hill has been the only member still in the group constantly. He took the group’s name when it broke up in 1981. Culture has made an international name, no doubt!



Number Two: Black Uhuru

First known as “Uhuru,” (Swahili for “Freedom”), this group was formed in 1972. Surprisingly, their first album won them a Grammy award in 1985!


Number One: Greatest: Bob Marley

Commonly known as Bob Marley, Robert Nester Marley was born of Cedella Booker (a black jamaican lady) with Norval Marley (white) as the father. At 10, he lost his dad and dropped out of school to go into music. He’s built his fame off his great hit, “No Woman No Cry.”

You can’t disagree with the good fact that this list of the greatest reggae singers has really blown your mind. Stay around for more of such great articles!
 
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Wewe achana na Bob kabisa, Dube anajua lakini hawezi mfikia The Legendary

Mtoa mada inaonekana hauzijui nyimbo nyingi za Bob ,zitafute kaa chini zisikilize kwa makini sana

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Acheni kumfananisha ROBERT NESTA na DUBE.
Ukweli ni kua hamwelewi kirahisi maudhui ya nyimbo zake mnataka vitu vyepesi vya Dube,beats za kufanana kila wimbo,beat za kwaya!

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clonazepam said:
Acheni kumfananisha ROBERT NESTA na DUBE.
Ukweli ni kua hamwelewi kirahisi maudhui ya nyimbo zake mnataka vitu vyepesi vya Dube,beats za kufanana kila wimbo,beat za kwaya!

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Hawa watu sijui wanafikiriaje, huwezi kumfananisha mwanamuziki aliyewika worldwide na mwanamuziki anayefahamika kusini mwa jangwa la Sahara pekee.
 
Mnakosea sana kumdaharau lucky dube, yeye mwenyewe anakibali kuwa bob marley ni legend,mtoa mada yeye akaamua kumfananisha na nyie mnaanza kumtukana eti mwimba kwaya,imba wewe hiyo kwaya tuone,ni sawa na kumfananisha papa na yesu kristo au mtume muhhaamad na sheikh(wote wanakiri kuwa hao manabii wametumwa na mungu na sisi tunafuata) ndo sawa na lucky dube na bobmarley,,bobmarley ni nabii kama manabii wengine,lucky dube ni mfuasi mtiifu

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Hata Michael Jackson angeimba nyimbo zote zile akiwa Bado na ngozi nyeusi......sidhani Kama angekuwa pale anapowekwa kimziki
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Kupata vichekesho vingine kama hivi tuma neno '' Vichekesho" kwenda namba 7575
 
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