Black Uhuru Dynasty Rar
CHORUS: Things a gwan things a go dung. Way down Nuttin nah gwan fi di youth dem ina de slum Things a gwan things a go dung. Way down Nuttin nah gwan fi di youth dem ina de slum That why nuff yout' dem run go pick up dem gun One thing wid dem, me say Dem nuh have no wisdom Brothers and dem sisters mi seh dem a shot down Dat coonnu right don't tek it fi fun! CHORUS You betta watch out, how di time how it a run Serious thing no badda tek it fi fun Yu get up everyday a nuclear a come down Chant Nyahbinghi all barriers tear down CHORUS High crisis lick the people Dem nuh know weh fi tun Brains get mix up mi say dem nuh know a weh fi tun Some a dem a walk and some a dem a run Heathen shall melt like butter 'gainst sun. Written by Andrew Bees - From the album MILITANT (1995). Access Password Recovery Master Serial 1.0.0.5. REMEMBERING SANDRA 'PUMA' JONES WHO FLEW AWAY HOME TO ZION 28 YEARS AGO TODAY. South Seattle Community College Accounting Program.
Download Black Uhuru - Dynasty (2001) [EAC-APE] torrent from music category on Isohunt. Torrent hash: c39020fce93ad19c10b8d775e700eb.
Sandra 'Puma' Jones (1953-1990) Born in Columbia, South Carolina, Jones graduated from Columbia University with a Masters Degree, before becoming a social worker in New York City. She studied dance with the Chuck Davis troupe where she took particular interest in African dance. After becoming disillusioned with city life she declared a need to 'discover her roots' and headed for Jamaica - ostensi. Bly on vacation, but intending to seek employment. She sang with Miriam Makeba and Ras Michael, and the Sons of Negus. In 1978, through Ras Michael, she was introduced by a mutual friend to Derrick 'Duckie' Simpson, who was looking to augment Black Uhuru following line up changes that had brought Michael Rose into the band. She joined Black Uhuru for the recording sessions of the 1979 album, Showcase.
She went on to sing on seven studio albums, which represents the group's most critically acclaimed period, culminating in Anthem earning the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 1985 (the first year of the award's existence). In 1986, Puma Jones had her first solo track 'City Vibes' on the album BRUTAL by Black Uhuru, a song in which she explains living in the city is a real struggle.