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Isreal Reggae presenta: Sigue adelante. Hecho en vivo en PelaGatos

Dj Nelson en PelaGatos haciendo "Selassi"

Una de mis canciones favoritas de esta banda Dejen sus comentarios

"ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY YEARS" - Released posthumously in 1997 on 'The Maverick' Album. Northern Soul legend DONNIE ELBERT, born 25th May 1936, New Orleans, Louisiana, was an American vocalist, who had a prolific career in the 1950s. Donnie was origionally a member of the The Vibra-Harps, with Danny Cannon (later to become Lenny O'Henry), Charles Hargro and Donald Simmons). Although Donnie Elbert and Danny Cannon formed the group, Danny Cannon and Donald Simmons were the basis of the group. Donnie Elbert did background vocals, as well as being the groups guitarist and arranger. Donnie left the group in 1957. In 1965, his reputation was secured by "A Little Piece Of Leather", a compulsive performance highlighting Elbert's falsetto voice. The song became a standard at UK soul clubs, when released on the Sue record label. Elbert moved to the UK in the 1960s where he recorded his version of The Supremes' hit "Where Did Our Love Go". It was released on the All Platinum Records label. He returned to the U.S. in 1969, before the single reached Number 8 in the UK Singles Chart in 1973. He had a small string of minor successes in 1970s, with mainly northern soul orientated offerings. "Maverick" isn't a word often used to describe the ineffably sweet master falsetto Donnie Elbert, but his records certainly belonged to a category of artist rarely found, even in soul circles. The Sequel disc R&B Maverick collects over two dozen of Elbert's '70s sides for the All Platinum label, with which he hit the R&B charts fairly regularly from 1970 to 1977. Elbert's two big hits, both of which reached the pop Top 40, were covers of Motown chestnuts; the first a strolling version of the Supremes' "Where Did Our Love Go," and the second a driving mid-tempo run through the Four Tops' "I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)." which was recorded during a brief interlude at Avco. Donnie was hardly an oldies act, even during the '70s; he wrote much of his own material, and the tracks on R&B Maverick rank among his best: "Can't Get Over Losing You," his moderate hit from 1970, plus "If I Can't Have You," and "Will You Ever Be Mine." Two discs of Donnie Elbert may be too much for the casual listener, but Sequel also bulked up what would've been a short two-disc program with a couple of interesting additions: Lonnie Youngblood's "Reaching for a Dream," and "Mr. Peanut Goes to Washington," an amusing update of the hilarious '50s chestnut "Peanut" delivered by the original's lead vocalist, Little Joe Cook. By the mid 1980s Elbert had retired from performing, and became director of A&R for Polygram's Canadian division. His reign was not long-lived. Elbert suffered a massive stroke and died 26th January 1989, at the age of 52.

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DANGER MAN

It was such a great concert!!! Oh YEAH!

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El IDOLO MAXIMO de las bateas... DJ NELSON haciendo un increible tema en PELAGATOS conocido como: FULL UP

il mitico bob marley ci ha lasciati ma la sua musica continua a vivere

Steady Roots se presento en pelagatos y dio catedra musical. Esuchen este tema llamado: Really Got a Hold On Me

Fight the Feeling no words :)

bardeuf,rafale2bal,willy pop,big

MIGHTY EARTH SOUND - HAND INA DI AIR ONE TOULOUSE LE BIKINI

Steady Roots se prensento en PelaGatos www.pelagatos.com.ar con un show musical increible, este tema se llama: Rock Steady

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Rockers Production. If anyone has any info about the Immortals I'd be grateful. Who were they? Did they make any other recordings?

Sol Padre visitó PelaGatos y dejó muy buenos temas como este llamado INSTINTO

Es Oficial! Este sabado los G Locos llegan a el puerto de Veracruz.

Summerjam festival is well known since years as one of the biggest Reggae festival worldwide, check out the 23rd edition of the festival with this video done by Reggaefrance.com & Realize prod with 6 HD Cameras...

Brick And Lace Label : Konvict Muzik Nationalité : Jamaïquain Vrai nom : Nyanda et Nailah Thorbourne Métiers : Chanteuses, Auteur-compositeurs Ge...

Avec Jah Cure, Luciano, Tarrus Riley, Marcia Griffiths et Ras Shiloh, la deuxième édition du Reggae Live Tour lançait la saison des festiv...

A cheeky little reggae-pop cover.... I had the idea for this two weeks ago while listening to Marie Digby and Vanilla Sky. ---- Ca faisait longtemps une petite version reggae pop hein?....

IT1 13HTF1 - 12/05/1981Quelques images du chanteur reggae Bob MARLEY, qui vient de mourir à 36 ans des suites d'un cancer généralise : extrait de son spectacle en France en juin dernier à Orléans ou il chante en public "exodu...

La bande originale du film est aux couleurs Rock, Pop, Reggae et Hip Hop et a été réalisée par Ali Dee (Mya, Shak...

Le Summerjam proposait l'une des plus belles affiches reggae de l'été en Europe. Retrouvez les meilleurs moments du festival avec une vidéo de 38 minutes faite en collaboration avec Realize p...

Grâce à Be-Up TV, retrouvez Groundation au Festival Reggae Sun Ska 2007. Pour l'occasion, Groundation nous offre une création mondiale en invitant Pablo Moses sur sc...

YES the electro-rock reggae version ! YES with the reggae version lines tie!----OUI a l'electro-rock version reggae !OUI au reggae version chemise cravate !More funky songs :

Tiken Jah Fakoly avec Soprano - Ouvrez Les FrontièresReggae - (C) 2007 BarclayUniversal Music Division BarclayRéalisé par Jessy NottolaPour vous inscrire à l'actu de Tiken Jah et recevoir les news officiell...

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REMIX de LIGHTERS UP de LIL KIM par BOST & BIM (aka THE BOMBIST) more remixes at: http://wwww.myspace.com/remixreggae enjoy..

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