#sly dunbar

[musickickztoo]

Sly Dunbar *May 10, 1952

[peninsularian]

Wicked Sly Dunbar performance on the King Jammy version side, 1977

[soundgrammar]

Jamaican drummer Sly Dunbar (born May 10, 1952)

[sorcerermusic]

Sly Dunbar on the MPC

[plasticbubbleboy]

[waugh-bao]

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[myvinylplaylist]

Peter Tosh: Wanted Dread & Alive (1981)

Rolling Stones Records

[afrotumble]

Sly Dunbar - The Drum Sound Of A Reggae Legend | Recreating Iconic Drum...

[elvisomar]

Grace Jones | Private Life | Warm Leatherette (1980)

Featuring the incredible Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare

[zemaribeiro]

Bob and Bob: obra de Marley e Dylan celebrada em mix de show e recital

[release. Da assessoria] O poeta Fernando Abreu e o guitarrista Lucas Ferreira em apresentação no Teatro Cazumbá, ano passado – foto: divulgação Fã incondicional de Robert Nesta Marley e Robert Allen Zimermann, os dois “Bobs” mais influentes da música mundial, o poeta maranhense Fernando Abreu acalentou durante anos a ideia de fazer um recital com canções dos dois artistas entremeados com…

[musickickztoo]

Sly Dunbar  *May 10, 1952

[mitjalovse]

Ryuichi Sakamoto's 80's basically became his promotion towards the status he did continue to have afterwards – which album did point to such an event? Was Beauty perhaps the album that made him into a figure he ended up as later on? Hard to say, since him becoming this professor of music probably happened before – B-2 Unit is my answer –, yet I would claim Beauty was an album, which was made during a period he finally reached the highest position of his career. His soundtracks kept winning awards and his group disbanded. Thus, the persona he was until the end of his career became much more visible. Mind you, this doesn't mean his music stopped developing – nothing could be further from the truth –, he ended up as the epitome of a certain mode. Which one? Keep reading.

[myost]

[now-playing] - black uhuru - chill out - 1982

[gachael]

Neo Geo / Ryuichi Sakamoto (2024 Remaster Blu-spec CD2)

Risky (feat. Iggy Pop)

[soundgrammar]

Sly & Robbie

[elvisomar]

Grace Jones | I've Seen That Face Before | Nightclubbing (1981)

Featuring Robbie Shakespeare and Sly Dunbar. Music adapted from "Libertango" composed by Astor Piazzolla, with lyrics by Grace Jones. Video directed by Jean-Paul Goude, best known as an illustrator and graphic designer with clients such as: Esquire magazine, Chanel, Citroën, Perrier, H&M, Kodak and others.