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  • Tuesday June 7, 2022

    Early eighties the reggae/dub poetry movement took place.
    We saw Poet and the Roots, which was Linton Kwesi Johnson,
    Michael Smith, Benjamin Zephaniah, Oku Onoura and also
    Mutabaruka. This is his 1983 album we played a lot almost
    40 years ago, time flies. The lyrics are still relevant today.
    Protest songs about war, rape, discrimination and a rotten
    system can easily be listened to in the present time.

    In de vroege jaren tachtig was er een beweging gaande die
    we reggae/dub poëzie noemen. Jongens als Poet and the Roots,
    (Linton Kwesi Johnson) Michael Smith, Benjamin Zephaniah,
    Oku Onoura, maar ook Mutabaruka deden hun ding. Dit is
    zijn plaat uit 1983, veel gedraaid bijna 40 jaar geleden.
    De tijd vliegt. Deze teksten die oorlog, verkrachting,
    discriminatie en het verrotte systeem belichten,
    kunnen ook vandaag nog worden beluisterd.

    Wikipedia
    Discogs
    All Music, biography

    Poet and the Roots, Dread Beat an’ Blood 1978
    Linton Kwesi Johnson, Forces of Victory 1979

    01 – Intro, Check it
    02 – De system
    03 – Every time a ear the soun’
    04 – Witeman country
    05 – Whey mi belang ?
    06 – Say
    07 – Angola invasion
    08 – Hard time loving
    09 – Butta pan kulcha
    10 – Sit dung pon de wall, Naw give up

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    Posted by Moos
    at 7:01 AM
  • Wednesday May 4, 2022

    Hello, good morning, yesterday I found a message on Holland
    Tunnel Dive telling us his Zippyshare page was going down in a
    month time. Jillem said, download what you want before you’re
    too late. Today however, the message is gone and replaced by
    Miracle at HTD !‘. I’m not quite sure what this means. Jillem,
    can you please give us the latest news on the issue ?
    We happy followers of HTD like to know
    what is happening !

    Goeiemorgen, gisteren stond er op Holland Tunnel Dive een
    treurig bericht. Jillem vertelde ons dat zijn Zippyshare pagina
    er over een maand mee op zou houden, download snel wat je
    nog wil voor het te laat is. Vandaag is dat bericht weer weg en
    vervangen door ‘Miracle at HTD !‘. Ik weet niet zeker wat dit in-
    houdt. Beste Jillem, zou je ons alsjeblieft willen vertellen wat
    er nu aan de hand is. Je volgers horen graag iets van je !

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    What do we have for you today ? An album of Yoruba Poetry
    or ‘Ewi’ with the great Lanrewaju Adepoju and his National
    Akewi Theatre. “Mister Adepoju blends old Ewi with the modern
    to satisfy the yearnings of Ewi fans. No doubt, he knows the his-
    tory of Yorubas in depth and from this draws his materials which
    by inspiration he transcibes into thought-provoking Ewi.”
    ..read more on the backsleeve.. (in the file)

    Wat hebben we voor je vandaag ? Een album met Yoruba Poëzie
    ofwel ‘Ewi’. met ewi-ster Lanrewaju Adepoju and his National Akewi
    Theatre. “Mister Adepoju blends old Ewi with the modern
    to satisfy the yearnings of Ewi fans. No doubt, he knows the his-
    tory of Yorubas in depth and from this draws his materials which
    by inspiration he transcibes into thought-provoking Ewi.”
    ..lees verder op de achterkant van de hoes.. (in de file)

    Bio
    Discogs
    Likembe

    Ilé Oba t’o Jona 1977
    Ijamba Moto 1978
    Itumo Ayé 1977

    01 – Late olubadan oba shittu oyetunde
    —-Late ataoja oba samuel adenle (oshogbo)
    —-Eyin l’ohun
    02 – Omi tuntun ti ru
    —- Igba kan ko’lo ile-aiye gbo
    —- Ijoba inaki ati ijoba kiniun

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    Posted by Moos
    at 8:05 AM
  • Thursday August 6, 2020

    An excellent idea Mouhamadou, Linton Kwesi Johnson
    scored big time at the end of the seventies. After the great
    ‘Dread Beat an’ Blood’ under the name Poet and the Roots,
    he continued under his own name. This was the follower up
    which we played thousands of times in those years. Very
    strong lyrics and Linton’s deep voice is still indestructible.
    It was about time for me to post the other albums ..

    As a bonus I have added his 1980, 12″ single ‘Di Black
    Petty Booshwah’ ..

    Een zeer goed idee van Mouhamadou om het missende
    werk van Linton Kwesi Johnson eens te brengen. Na zijn
    geweldige ‘Dread Beat an’ Blood’ als Poet and the Roots
    eind jaren zeventig vervolgde hij onder zijn eigen naam
    met dit album. We hebben het toentertijd helemaal
    stuk gedraaid. Zeer sterke lyrics en de onverwoestbare
    diepe stem van Linton staat nog steeds als een huis.
    Het was hoog tijd zijn overige platen eens te posten ..

    Als bonus heb ik de 1980, 12″ single ‘Di Black Petty
    Booshwah’ toegevoegd ..

    Dread Beat an’ Blood 1978
    Wikipedia
    Discogs

    01 – Want fi goh rave
    02 – It noh funny
    03 – Sonny’s lettah (anti-sus poem)
    04 – Independant intavenshan
    05 – Fite dem back
    06 – Reality poem
    07 – Forces of vicktry
    08 – Time come

    bonus tracks ;

    09 – Di black betty booshwah
    10 – Straight to madray’s head
    11 – Action line
    12 – Action line dub

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    Posted by Moos
    at 9:22 AM
  • Sunday June 8, 2008

    Around 1980 there was a movement going on called ‘Dub Poetry’.
    There were types with colourful names like, ‘Oku Onoura’, ‘Benjamin
    Zepheniah’ and ‘Muta Baruka’. One of the founders of this movement
    was without any doubt, ‘Linton Kwesi Johnson’, on this here record
    he was still performing under the name ‘Poet and the Roots’. ‘Dread
    Beat an’ Blood’, is a poetic collection of 8 protestsongs.
    An LP I played thousands of times !

    tracks;

    1 Dread beat an’ blood
    2 Five nights of bleeding
    3 Doun di road
    4 Song of blood
    5 It dread inna Inglan
    6 Come wi goh dung deh
    7 Man free
    8 All wi doin is defendin

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    Posted by Moos
    at 2:50 PM