The track “My Defence” appears on Nasio Fontaine’s album "Revolution", which was released on January 1, 1999 Nasio, hailing from Dominica, is deeply grounded in Rastafarian spirituality. His music is driven by a desire to uplift the oppressed, inspire personal transformation, and act as a voice for the voiceless “My Defence” is a deeply spiritual roots reggae track that reflects Nasio Fontaine’s Rastafarian faith. It centers on overcoming hardship and oppression through divine protection, with Jah (God) as the ultimate defender and source of joy and strength.

Artist: Shasha Marley Released: 2007 Album: Lost And Found Lyrics Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah... I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah Before the Jews, I will preach Before the Gentiles, I will preach Before the Pharisees, I will preach Before the Sadducees, I will preach I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah Oh... Mama eh, oh my mama stop crying Mama, mama, mama, mama stop crying Salvation is at your doorstep For Jah so loved this world now, He gave His only begotten son That whosoever will beliveth in Him, should not perish but live longer Jah did not send His son to come, to come fi condemn this world But through Him this world might be saved, oh my children, hear me now Whosoever dare beliveth Him not, stands condemned already Whosoever will believeth in Jah, shall never dye but live as king I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah In America, I will preach In Africa, I will preach Down down down down inna India Down down down down inna de Chinese land Great men of Jah like Peter and Paul, Shadrach Meshach and Abednego Dem stood firm before the kings and proclaimed the Word of God Hallelujah be to the most high God for given me life to live on earth I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah Hallelujah be to the most high God for given me strength to praise His name I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah I'm not ashamed of the Gospel of Jah, I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah Before the presidents, I will preach Before the ministers, I will preach Before the slums inna de whole wide world Before the rich men, I will preach Preaching the Gospel makes me live... I say am gonna preach the Gospel of Jah all over the whole wide world From the North Pole to the South Pole, am gonna preach the Gospel I say the Gospel of Jah makes me an intelligent musician, wuoh Am gonna preach the Gospel of Jah all over the whole wide world I say am gonna preach the Gospel of Jah all over the whole wide world, yeah, I say, oh I say the Gospel of Jah gives I man wisdom, wuoh I'm gonna preach the Gospel of Jah all over the whole wide world Songwriters: Shasha Marley

Artist: Dezarie Album: Eaze the Pain Released: 2008 Style: Dancehall Label: African Roots Lab 9933 Producer: Ron Benjamin Country: US - United States Support My Content PayPal: davienkariuki@gmail.com

Artist: Ginger Williams Album: Cool Loving Label: BB Records (2) – BBLP 1111 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: UK Released: 1981 Genre: Reggae Style: Lovers Rock Produced For – Black Beat Production Co. Published By – B.B. Music Printed By – Rema Reproductions Ltd. Arranged By, Composed By, Conductor, Producer – Bill Campbell (3) Photography By – Sammy Jay (5)

Judy Boucher's song "Trying to Get Over You" is considered world music or folklore. Artists: Judy Boucher, Tim Chandel Song: Tryin' to Get Over You Album: Sunshine & Dreams ℗ 2013 Judy Boucher Records Released on: 2007-06-01

Country: UK Released: 1984 Genre: Reggae

Artist: Judy Mowatt Song: Fly African Eagle Album: Look at Love Released: 1991

Artist: Judy Mowatt Music: Thank You Lord Album: Love Reggae Hits, Vol. 27 Released: 1998

Artist: J.C. Lodge Song: You Can Dance Album: Reggae Dance Party Released: 1987

Artist: J.C. Lodge Album: Revealed and More Released: 2010

Artist: Barbara Jones Song: Angel of the Morning Album: Just When I Needed You Most: The Best Of Released: 1995 Sings Hits In Reggae Style ℗ Phil Mathias Released on: 2024-03-29 Producer: Elon J. Robinson Composer: Chip Taylor

Artist: Nora Dean Album: Play Me A Love Song Released: 1981

Artist: Alaine Album: Hello Released: 2015 JukeBoxx Productions LYRICS Hello, it's me I was wondering if after all these years You'd like to meet, to go over everything They say that time's supposed to heal ya But I ain't done much healing Hello, can you hear me? I'm in California dreaming About who we used to be When we were younger and free I've forgotten how it felt Before the world fell at our feet There's such a difference between us And a million miles Hello from the other side I must've called a thousand times To tell you I'm sorry For everything that I've done But when I call, you never seem to be home Hello from the outside At least I can say that I've tried To tell you I'm sorry, for breaking your heart But it don't matter It clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore Hello, how are you? It's so typical of me to talk about myself, I'm sorry I hope that you're well Did you ever make it out of that town Where nothing ever happened? It's no secret That the both of us are running out of time So hello from the other side I must've called a thousand times To tell you I'm sorry For everything that I've done But when I call, you never seem to be home Hello from the outside At least I can say that I've tried To tell you I'm sorry, for breaking your heart But it don't matter It clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore Ooooohh, anymore Ooooohh, anymore Ooooohh, anymore Anymore, anymore Hello from the other side I must've called a thousand times To tell you I'm sorry For everything that I've done But when I call, you never seem to be home Hello from the outside At least I can say that I've tried To tell you I'm sorry, for breaking your heart But it don't matter It clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore

Artist: Silk & Satin Song: What Am I To Do Style: Roots Reggae, Lovers Rock Release date: 1984 Album type: Single Credits: Les Cliff [Producer]

Artist: Etana Released: 2014 Album: I Rise Lyrics I'm not the sort of person who falls In and quickly out of love But to you i give my affection Right from the Start If i have a lover who loves me How can i break such a Heart But you can get my attention Right from the start How could you come here When you know i got troubles enough How could you call me When you know i can't answer the phone Make me lie when i don't want to Make someone else some kind of unknowing fool Make me stay when i should not Are you so strong to raise the weakness in me Why do you come here And pretend to be just passing by But i mean to see you I mean to hold you tightly Baby

Album: Feeling Like a Million / I Am Coming Home Artist: Merva Grier Released: 1984 Label: Iroko Records – BB12 Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Reissue Country: France Genre: Reggae Style: Dub Producer – Augustus "Gussie" Clarke

Artist: Sophia George Album: Fresh Label: Chic (2) – 6.14525, Chic (2) – 6.14525 AC Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single Country: Germany Released: 1986 Genre: Electronic, Reggae Style: Dub, Reggae-Pop Licensed From – Sonic Sounds Produced For – Winner Production Mastered At – Teldec-Press GmbH Manufactured By – Teldec Schallplatten GmbH Pressed By – Teldec-Press GmbH Published By – Shad Music Label: Publisher (A+B): Shad Music A Winner Production Manufactured by Teldec Schallplatten GmbH, Hamburg Sleeve: "Top 10 Hit U.K." On licence from Sonic Sounds Made in Germany · TELDEC Schallplatten GmbH · Hamburg ℗ 1985 © 1985

Artist: J.C. Lodge & Prince Mohammed Label: Ariola – 104.394, Dance Records – 104.394 Format: Vinyl, 7", Single Country: Netherlands Released: 1982 Genre: Reggae Style: Reggae-Pop, Lovers Rock Written By – J. Gibson - J. Gibson Written-By [Uncredited] – Don Devaney Record Company – Ariola Benelux B.V. Published By – Dance Records Producer – J. Gibson* 'Someone Loves You Honey' by June Lodge & Prince Mohammed was a number one record in the Dutch Top 40 in the summer of 1982, six weeks long. This Toppop recording, first broadcast on July 15, 1982, was very special. This is the story as published in the book '50 Years Toppop': 'The record company was unpleasantly surprised when only June Lodge got off the plane, alone. Prince Mohammed was untraceable. For a moment it looked bad for June Lodge's Toppop debut. But the Toppop team found a way around the problem: they found out that AVRO's tv-presenter Humberto Tan knew someone who could perfectly play the role of the rapping Prince Mohammed: Humberto's older brother, Patrice. The good-looking Patrice Tan played the role with the greatest ease. At the start of the song, while June Lodge sang her solo part, he was just sitting on the floor as one of the stand-ins. But the moment he had to perform his parlando, he got up and stood loosely next to June. She was visibly amused by the nice, relaxed, hip-swaying young man next to her, who then sang along to his part, full of bravado. Together they danced and sang the song to a successful conclusion as if they had done it like this for years. This is the actual video with Patrice Tan standing in for Prince Mohammed.