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Generl Roy - African People FLAC album

Generl Roy - African People FLAC album

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African People
African People (Version)

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Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
none Generl Roy* African People ‎(7") Spartacus Records none Jamaica 1979
none General Roy African People ‎(7") RG Production none Jamaica 1979


Generl Roy - African People FLAC album

Musician performer: Generl Roy

Title: African People

Country: Jamaica

Date of release: 1979

Style: Roots Reggae, Dub

Genre: Reggae

Size FLAC: 1965 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 879

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Generl Roy Roots Reggae Dub 1979 Jamaica

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Thetalune
Right I've had a chat with a number of regalities, Panny Reel and others on Facebook etc. It's not General Roy, I've just now listened to a General Roy tune with Marcia Griffiths that shows this is him, but his style being more distinctly NOT U-Roy, so I'm going remove U-Roy from the running here...
Thetalune
Right I've had a chat with a number of regalities, Panny Reel and others on Facebook etc. It's not General Roy, I've just now listened to a General Roy tune with Marcia Griffiths that shows this is him, but his style being more distinctly NOT U-Roy, so I'm going remove U-Roy from the running here...
Kefym
Such a good tune, but I'm not convinced it is U-Roy, it could almost be U-Brown, or a number of imitators. What information is there that it is really U-Roy, apart from a possibility that he went under that name. Don't get me wrong, I'd love it to be U-Roy, I've got the single and it would only increase it's value, but remain to be convinced. It's too original, to fresh for U-Roy in 1979, he didn't have to try this hard, or record such a tuff tune by this point.
Kefym
Such a good tune, but I'm not convinced it is U-Roy, it could almost be U-Brown, or a number of imitators. What information is there that it is really U-Roy, apart from a possibility that he went under that name. Don't get me wrong, I'd love it to be U-Roy, I've got the single and it would only increase it's value, but remain to be convinced. It's too original, to fresh for U-Roy in 1979, he didn't have to try this hard, or record such a tuff tune by this point.