Cocoa tea - israels king sanchez - praise him gregory isaacs - stranger in town black uhuru - fit u haffi fit yellowman & fat head - rub a dub a play hellraiza - skrewface special bob marley - kaya anthony b - herbs ras shiloh - unto zion shabba ranks - love punany bad anthony red rose - under me fat thing.

Gregory Isaacs – Red Rose For Gregory lyrics Red rose for Gregory A special delivery with question signs From whom I don't know Red roses for me, a token of love in secrecy Maybe it's coming from Mary But I've seen her since morning already So it's not her Could it be from June? Oh no, I saw her early this afternoon, Lord If it's not from June or Mary, who is it from? It's a question to query Who shall I thank for this red rose?

Your guess is good as mine, I suppose Only Lord knows But I don't wanna take no chance and call no one As I'm not sure, I don't wanna guess and then it from You see my list is very long, so very long Red rose for Gregory (Somebody sent a rose for me) Special delivery with question signs (And I don't know who it could be) From whom I don't know Red rose for me, ooh we (Somebody sent a rose for me) A token of love in secrecy (And I don't know who it could be) Top secret, who's gonna reveal it? If this song really means something special to you, describe your feelings and thoughts. Don't hesitate to explain what songwriters and singer wanted to say. Also we collected some tips and tricks for you: • Don't write just 'I love this song.' Hidden between the lines, words and thoughts sometimes hold many different not yet explained meanings • Remember: your meaning might be valuable for someone • Don't post links to images and links to facts • Write correctly • Don't spam and write clearly off-topic meanings • Don't write abusive, vulgar, offensive, racist, threatening or harassing meanings • Do not post anything that you do not have the right to post • Please note: We moderate every meaning Follow these rules and your meaning will be published.

Although released dozens of sublime singles after his international smash 'Night Nurse,' his copious album output meant that many of his full-lengths were less than stellar affairs, and often compilations are a safer bet. However, there are some '80s albums well worth seeking out, with among them. Recorded for producer Gussie Clarke, the album features Clarke's red-hot studio band with the and J.

Lodge handling backing vocals. Sadly, the success of 'Rumours' has since overshadowed the rest of the record, but most of it is as strong, if not stronger than that hit. Clarke's signature style -- deep, reverberated bass, fat beats, and sparse musical arrangements -- delighted the dancehalls, and the openness of his sound was perfect for DJs to chatter across. It also was a treat for singers, as it allowed emotions to bleed through, and provided space to drop in backing vocals and further instrumentation as needed. Took full advantage of the opportunities presented and gifted Clarke with some of his best performances. The passionate declaration of love on 'All I Need Is You,' the intimacy of the title track, as the singer muses about the identity of a secret admirer, and the lovely, easy-going 'Slow Down' are just some of the standouts here. And then there's the hits.

Mitcalc Authorization Code Serial. 'Rumours,' of course, but also the tough 'Rough Neck' and the stunning 'Mind Yu Dis,' all appear here in spectacular 12' extended mixes, alongside a promotional 12' version of 'Teacher's Plight.' This is truly at the heights of his dancehall glory.