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Lucky Dube—Township Jive
The first encore in a non-stop, nearly two-hour concert with Lucky Dube and his band at Bay Street, Sag Harbor, New York, in the summer of 1990. "
"Township Jive" is a treat...a momentary departure for Lucky from reggae to mbaqanga, the music of his youth.
One thing you can definitely say about Lucky Dube's performances: everyone onstage and off, had a great time. What a joyous night!
published: 04 Dec 2022
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Tribute to Lucky dube by SAMSKLEJAH French
published: 21 Oct 2022
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Tribute to Lucky Dube part 2
Tribute to Lucky Dube part 2 présenté par Samsklejah
The aim of this session is to contribute to the promotion of Reggae music in French speaking countries of Africa, '' Nobody can stop Reggae'' LUCKY DUBE
published: 22 Oct 2022
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Lucky Dube - Remember Me (Official Audio)
Lucky Dube presents the official audio to Remember Me.
Available to download/stream via:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Tidal: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Deezer: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
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published: 19 Jun 2018
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Lucky Dube maman écouter cette musique
published: 23 Feb 2019
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Lucky Dube—I've Got You Babe
This is part of the encore that Lucky did after performing for 80+ minutes without a breather...one of his earliest hits, "I've Got You Babe."
It was a hot day in July; hot outside and even hotter inside, at Bay Street, in Sag Harbor, NY. Great audience, great singer, great band. Those were the days, my friend.
Give thanks to the Step Lively crew: cameramen Earl Solomon, Stafford Ashani and Lee, as well as Preston Powell and the staff, management and sound crew at Bay Street.
Thanks also to Richard Siluma for his assistance and to Lucky Dube, always and forever.
published: 17 Feb 2024
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Lucky Dube - Songs of Unity and Freedom
Immerse yourself in the uplifting and powerful sounds of Lucky Dube with this carefully curated mix, "Songs of Unity and Freedom." Featuring a blend of reggae classics and lesser-known gems, this playlist showcases Dube's passionate call for unity, love, and social justice. Join us as we celebrate the timeless messages of hope and harmony that resonate through Lucky Dube's music and pay tribute to his enduring legacy. Rest in peace, Lucky Dube, your spirit lives on through your music. Like, share, and subscribe for more incredible tunes! 🎶✌️🌍 #LuckyDube #Unity #Freedom #RIP
Download Link http://supremacysounds.com
Follow On Instagram @deejaysimplesimon
00:00 The Hand That Giveth
01:41 Dracula
03:40 Mickey Mouse Freedom
07:08 it's not
10:10 war and crime
13:38 Together As One
16:50 jah ...
published: 09 Apr 2023
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Lucky Dube "celebrate life" traduction FR
https://www.facebook.com/ReggaeTraductionFR/?ref=hl
published: 25 Jan 2015
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Moana Ellen "Encore Concert 1993" ft...Fiji, Its Not Easy.
This was the beginning of Fiji's rise to fame. His voice was so clean and mean. This concert was in the BYU auditorium, MC was Ken Peters and the band was Orkhid.
published: 16 Apr 2012
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Lucky Dube || Truth In The World - Reggae Sunsplash Jamaica, 1991 (Official HD Live Video)
#ReggaeSunsplash
#LuckyDube
#Africori
Lucky Dube live at Reggae Sunsplash 1991 when he was invited back on stage for a 25 minute long encore which was released as a live album in 2000.
“He was something out of this world,” Ronnie Burke said as he recalled the night South African star Lucky Dube performed in Jamaica for the first time. Burke was director at the Reggae Sunsplash festival when Dube made his debut on the show on July 17, 1991 in Montego Bay.
“We took a chance on him; we liked his music but we had never seen him perform before,” Burke told the Jamaica Observer. “I think we put him on a night called 'World Beat Night' to a modest crowd. If I were to look back at the 18/19 years of Sunsplash I'd say he was one of the most outstanding performers we had. He was so powerful that e...
published: 04 Mar 2022
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Lucky Dube—Township Jive
The first encore in a non-stop, nearly two-hour concert with Lucky Dube and his band at Bay Street, Sag Harbor, New York, in the summer of 1990. "
"Township Ji...
The first encore in a non-stop, nearly two-hour concert with Lucky Dube and his band at Bay Street, Sag Harbor, New York, in the summer of 1990. "
"Township Jive" is a treat...a momentary departure for Lucky from reggae to mbaqanga, the music of his youth.
One thing you can definitely say about Lucky Dube's performances: everyone onstage and off, had a great time. What a joyous night!
https://wn.com/Lucky_Dube—Township_Jive
The first encore in a non-stop, nearly two-hour concert with Lucky Dube and his band at Bay Street, Sag Harbor, New York, in the summer of 1990. "
"Township Jive" is a treat...a momentary departure for Lucky from reggae to mbaqanga, the music of his youth.
One thing you can definitely say about Lucky Dube's performances: everyone onstage and off, had a great time. What a joyous night!
- published: 04 Dec 2022
- views: 50677
36:49
Tribute to Lucky Dube part 2
Tribute to Lucky Dube part 2 présenté par Samsklejah
The aim of this session is to contribute to the promotion of Reggae music in French speaking countries of ...
Tribute to Lucky Dube part 2 présenté par Samsklejah
The aim of this session is to contribute to the promotion of Reggae music in French speaking countries of Africa, '' Nobody can stop Reggae'' LUCKY DUBE
https://wn.com/Tribute_To_Lucky_Dube_Part_2
Tribute to Lucky Dube part 2 présenté par Samsklejah
The aim of this session is to contribute to the promotion of Reggae music in French speaking countries of Africa, '' Nobody can stop Reggae'' LUCKY DUBE
- published: 22 Oct 2022
- views: 54764
4:25
Lucky Dube - Remember Me (Official Audio)
Lucky Dube presents the official audio to Remember Me.
Available to download/stream via:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Apple Music: http://smarturl....
Lucky Dube presents the official audio to Remember Me.
Available to download/stream via:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Tidal: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Deezer: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
© 2018 Gallo Record Company
Follow Africori:
https://www.facebook.com/africori/
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Digital distribution: http://www.africori.com/ #AfricanMusic #TheBestInAfricanMusic #Africori #AfricanMusic #TheBestInAfricanMusic #Africori #AfricanMusic #TheBestInAfricanMusic #Africori LEVEL UP with Vusi Nova https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH0wg4e91Ak
#Africori #TheBestInAfricanMusic #BestOfAfrica
https://wn.com/Lucky_Dube_Remember_Me_(Official_Audio)
Lucky Dube presents the official audio to Remember Me.
Available to download/stream via:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Tidal: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Deezer: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/LuckyDubeTTWS
© 2018 Gallo Record Company
Follow Africori:
https://www.facebook.com/africori/
https://twitter.com/Africori/
https://www.instagram.com/africori/
Subscribe here: - http://smarturl.it/YouTube_Subscribe
Digital distribution: http://www.africori.com/ #AfricanMusic #TheBestInAfricanMusic #Africori #AfricanMusic #TheBestInAfricanMusic #Africori #AfricanMusic #TheBestInAfricanMusic #Africori LEVEL UP with Vusi Nova https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH0wg4e91Ak
#Africori #TheBestInAfricanMusic #BestOfAfrica
- published: 19 Jun 2018
- views: 11023503
6:02
Lucky Dube—I've Got You Babe
This is part of the encore that Lucky did after performing for 80+ minutes without a breather...one of his earliest hits, "I've Got You Babe."
It was a hot day...
This is part of the encore that Lucky did after performing for 80+ minutes without a breather...one of his earliest hits, "I've Got You Babe."
It was a hot day in July; hot outside and even hotter inside, at Bay Street, in Sag Harbor, NY. Great audience, great singer, great band. Those were the days, my friend.
Give thanks to the Step Lively crew: cameramen Earl Solomon, Stafford Ashani and Lee, as well as Preston Powell and the staff, management and sound crew at Bay Street.
Thanks also to Richard Siluma for his assistance and to Lucky Dube, always and forever.
https://wn.com/Lucky_Dube—I've_Got_You_Babe
This is part of the encore that Lucky did after performing for 80+ minutes without a breather...one of his earliest hits, "I've Got You Babe."
It was a hot day in July; hot outside and even hotter inside, at Bay Street, in Sag Harbor, NY. Great audience, great singer, great band. Those were the days, my friend.
Give thanks to the Step Lively crew: cameramen Earl Solomon, Stafford Ashani and Lee, as well as Preston Powell and the staff, management and sound crew at Bay Street.
Thanks also to Richard Siluma for his assistance and to Lucky Dube, always and forever.
- published: 17 Feb 2024
- views: 19113
47:24
Lucky Dube - Songs of Unity and Freedom
Immerse yourself in the uplifting and powerful sounds of Lucky Dube with this carefully curated mix, "Songs of Unity and Freedom." Featuring a blend of reggae c...
Immerse yourself in the uplifting and powerful sounds of Lucky Dube with this carefully curated mix, "Songs of Unity and Freedom." Featuring a blend of reggae classics and lesser-known gems, this playlist showcases Dube's passionate call for unity, love, and social justice. Join us as we celebrate the timeless messages of hope and harmony that resonate through Lucky Dube's music and pay tribute to his enduring legacy. Rest in peace, Lucky Dube, your spirit lives on through your music. Like, share, and subscribe for more incredible tunes! 🎶✌️🌍 #LuckyDube #Unity #Freedom #RIP
Download Link http://supremacysounds.com
Follow On Instagram @deejaysimplesimon
00:00 The Hand That Giveth
01:41 Dracula
03:40 Mickey Mouse Freedom
07:08 it's not
10:10 war and crime
13:38 Together As One
16:50 jah live
19:35 victims
21:31 the way it is
24:20 prisoner
26:51 Reggae Strong
28:39 Back To My Roots
30:54 house of exile
33:28 slave
35:59 remeber me
38:10 i've got you baby
40:39 don´t cry
43:41 Different Colours_One People
https://wn.com/Lucky_Dube_Songs_Of_Unity_And_Freedom
Immerse yourself in the uplifting and powerful sounds of Lucky Dube with this carefully curated mix, "Songs of Unity and Freedom." Featuring a blend of reggae classics and lesser-known gems, this playlist showcases Dube's passionate call for unity, love, and social justice. Join us as we celebrate the timeless messages of hope and harmony that resonate through Lucky Dube's music and pay tribute to his enduring legacy. Rest in peace, Lucky Dube, your spirit lives on through your music. Like, share, and subscribe for more incredible tunes! 🎶✌️🌍 #LuckyDube #Unity #Freedom #RIP
Download Link http://supremacysounds.com
Follow On Instagram @deejaysimplesimon
00:00 The Hand That Giveth
01:41 Dracula
03:40 Mickey Mouse Freedom
07:08 it's not
10:10 war and crime
13:38 Together As One
16:50 jah live
19:35 victims
21:31 the way it is
24:20 prisoner
26:51 Reggae Strong
28:39 Back To My Roots
30:54 house of exile
33:28 slave
35:59 remeber me
38:10 i've got you baby
40:39 don´t cry
43:41 Different Colours_One People
- published: 09 Apr 2023
- views: 3469
5:34
Lucky Dube "celebrate life" traduction FR
https://www.facebook.com/ReggaeTraductionFR/?ref=hl
https://www.facebook.com/ReggaeTraductionFR/?ref=hl
https://wn.com/Lucky_Dube_Celebrate_Life_Traduction_Fr
https://www.facebook.com/ReggaeTraductionFR/?ref=hl
- published: 25 Jan 2015
- views: 209572
7:14
Moana Ellen "Encore Concert 1993" ft...Fiji, Its Not Easy.
This was the beginning of Fiji's rise to fame. His voice was so clean and mean. This concert was in the BYU auditorium, MC was Ken Peters and the band was Ork...
This was the beginning of Fiji's rise to fame. His voice was so clean and mean. This concert was in the BYU auditorium, MC was Ken Peters and the band was Orkhid.
https://wn.com/Moana_Ellen_Encore_Concert_1993_Ft...Fiji,_Its_Not_Easy.
This was the beginning of Fiji's rise to fame. His voice was so clean and mean. This concert was in the BYU auditorium, MC was Ken Peters and the band was Orkhid.
- published: 16 Apr 2012
- views: 27117
5:05
Lucky Dube || Truth In The World - Reggae Sunsplash Jamaica, 1991 (Official HD Live Video)
#ReggaeSunsplash
#LuckyDube
#Africori
Lucky Dube live at Reggae Sunsplash 1991 when he was invited back on stage for a 25 minute long encore which was released ...
#ReggaeSunsplash
#LuckyDube
#Africori
Lucky Dube live at Reggae Sunsplash 1991 when he was invited back on stage for a 25 minute long encore which was released as a live album in 2000.
“He was something out of this world,” Ronnie Burke said as he recalled the night South African star Lucky Dube performed in Jamaica for the first time. Burke was director at the Reggae Sunsplash festival when Dube made his debut on the show on July 17, 1991 in Montego Bay.
“We took a chance on him; we liked his music but we had never seen him perform before,” Burke told the Jamaica Observer. “I think we put him on a night called 'World Beat Night' to a modest crowd. If I were to look back at the 18/19 years of Sunsplash I'd say he was one of the most outstanding performers we had. He was so powerful that even our staff ran to the front of the stage to watch him,” he continued.
Dube appeared in a camouflage outfit and captivated the audience with a spirited performance filled with dancing. His set was complemented by his personal band, which was another spectacle.
“He didn't just have a band, it was a unit,” said Burke. “It was a compelling performance. His back-up singers were amazing, they were dancing. As a matter of fact, everybody was dancing, even his guitarist. His music was real, authentic reggae, he sounded like Peter Tosh.”
Burke said it wasn't a hard sell to get Dube on the show as he was excited to come to Jamaica. This ultimately led to a second performance in Jamaica the following year on the Sunsplash stage.
“I think we put him on a Friday or Saturday in front of a big crowd and he was just as powerful,” said Burke. “We've had outstanding performers like Bob Marley, Steel Pulse and Third World but Lucky Dube's performance was unlike anything we'd ever seen.”
Dube's last performance in Jamaica was in March 2007 where he performed at the opening ceremony at the Cricket World Cup in Trelawny. Months later, the singer died after being shot three times in front of his two children in Johannesburg on October 18. He was 43-years-old.
Lucky Dube reportedly got his first name after his mother had problems conceiving. Raised in Ermelo (near Johannesburg), he started a career singing South African popular music (Mbqanga) and recorded six albums before switching to reggae in the 1980s. His debut reggae album Rastas Never Die (1984) was unsuccessful but Dube's luck would change with subsequent releases, Think About The Children (1985) and Slave (1989).
Dube's music was inspired by the racially-divisive apartheid system in his country, as well as his idols Peter Tosh and Bob Marley. A remembrance CD titled The Times We've Shared was released last year by Gallo Music South Africa to honour the singer's legacy.
https://wn.com/Lucky_Dube_||_Truth_In_The_World_Reggae_Sunsplash_Jamaica,_1991_(Official_Hd_Live_Video)
#ReggaeSunsplash
#LuckyDube
#Africori
Lucky Dube live at Reggae Sunsplash 1991 when he was invited back on stage for a 25 minute long encore which was released as a live album in 2000.
“He was something out of this world,” Ronnie Burke said as he recalled the night South African star Lucky Dube performed in Jamaica for the first time. Burke was director at the Reggae Sunsplash festival when Dube made his debut on the show on July 17, 1991 in Montego Bay.
“We took a chance on him; we liked his music but we had never seen him perform before,” Burke told the Jamaica Observer. “I think we put him on a night called 'World Beat Night' to a modest crowd. If I were to look back at the 18/19 years of Sunsplash I'd say he was one of the most outstanding performers we had. He was so powerful that even our staff ran to the front of the stage to watch him,” he continued.
Dube appeared in a camouflage outfit and captivated the audience with a spirited performance filled with dancing. His set was complemented by his personal band, which was another spectacle.
“He didn't just have a band, it was a unit,” said Burke. “It was a compelling performance. His back-up singers were amazing, they were dancing. As a matter of fact, everybody was dancing, even his guitarist. His music was real, authentic reggae, he sounded like Peter Tosh.”
Burke said it wasn't a hard sell to get Dube on the show as he was excited to come to Jamaica. This ultimately led to a second performance in Jamaica the following year on the Sunsplash stage.
“I think we put him on a Friday or Saturday in front of a big crowd and he was just as powerful,” said Burke. “We've had outstanding performers like Bob Marley, Steel Pulse and Third World but Lucky Dube's performance was unlike anything we'd ever seen.”
Dube's last performance in Jamaica was in March 2007 where he performed at the opening ceremony at the Cricket World Cup in Trelawny. Months later, the singer died after being shot three times in front of his two children in Johannesburg on October 18. He was 43-years-old.
Lucky Dube reportedly got his first name after his mother had problems conceiving. Raised in Ermelo (near Johannesburg), he started a career singing South African popular music (Mbqanga) and recorded six albums before switching to reggae in the 1980s. His debut reggae album Rastas Never Die (1984) was unsuccessful but Dube's luck would change with subsequent releases, Think About The Children (1985) and Slave (1989).
Dube's music was inspired by the racially-divisive apartheid system in his country, as well as his idols Peter Tosh and Bob Marley. A remembrance CD titled The Times We've Shared was released last year by Gallo Music South Africa to honour the singer's legacy.
- published: 04 Mar 2022
- views: 16983