Diamond Series: Blue
by George Nooks
Zion Crossroads
by Corey Harris
Gold Collection
by Lee Scratch Perry
Better World
by Soul Majestic
Stronger
by Fantan Mojah
YES I, BOTHER HILL, YOU ARE A TRUE RASTA MAN. MY LAST NAME IS HILLS, ONE DAY WE MAY REUNITE. I SAW THEM IN SANTA BARBARA IN THE 90'S IN A LITTLE SMOKE FILLED CLUB DOWNTOWN AND YES I AND I.
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HUMBLE AFRICAN IS MY MOST FAVORITE REGGAE SONGS OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! R O O T S , R E D A Y , R O C K REGGAE! JAH LIVES!
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This man passed before his time as many others,I am glad that I had time to see him concert back in the early 80s.Love my brother,rest in peace.
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I am seeing Culture August 20 at Harper's Ferry, albeit without Mr. Hill. It will be my pleasure to watch his son carry on his father's work...and JAHs word.
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Beautifully written song. It really makes your soul respond to its words and message. I am a big fan of Culture. Their message was simple yet true representati o n of what happens in Jamaica and everywhere else - particularly in Africa.
Rest in Peace brother Hill. Those we truly love will always be in our hearts. Dr. Hussein Ahmed |
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When I heard this song Humble African By Culture I realy felt it. I truly feel that I am a humble African. Give thanks and Praise to JAH. Culture continue JAH Works.
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thy album is cool!!!nd clean
culture,peac e be on to u.JAH bless ur sole. by :L.2 |
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