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We will use a NCAA-style bracket setup with four rounds to determine our favorite tune. Here are the voting rounds:
* Round 1 –April 8th to April 10th
* Round 2 – April 11th to April 14th
* Round 3 – April 14th to April 17th
* Finals – April 18th to April 19th
Our most voted tune will be announced on April along with our Instagram winner!
Bob Marley & the Wailers could be the greatest Reggae band of all time, you know that, I know that we all know that. But have you heard “Walk the Proud Land”? If no, here is one you will probably never hear on the radio and if yes, it has probably been too long…
The NCAA tournament always has great first round match ups and Damian Marley going against his dad is a great one. “All Night” is a sexy rump shaker that you should definitely listen to with a friendly friend….
Stick Figure is a relatively new band to Rob Rodney but boooooy do we love their music. This tune “Smokin’ Love” is a tune you can enjoy anywhere doing just about anything, but doing something with your special someone to this song makes a lot more sense…
Probably one of the most recognized reggae tunes and one whose day has finally come. Still some more work to do but I’m sure Peter would be happy with the progress we have made. Great anthem and a great tune.
Taj Mahal “Johnny Too Bad” was introduced to the founder of Rob Rodney by a good friend back in 1995 and still today it is one of his favorite songs. Not just reggae tunes but any type of tune, any artist, maybe it will have the same effect on you!
Sublime is one of our favorite bands to come out of Southern California with their own unique and easily identifiable sound. “Badfish” could be our favorite Sublime tune of all.
Everyone knows the Stones, but do they know they have a bagging reggae tune? I sure didn’t, but our staff of crack musicologists dug deep and fished this out. Just kidding, a close friend who breathes Rolling Stones introduced us to it. Just one more Stones’ song we love, amazing how many there are.
So again, we are not reggae experts and not music experts in general, but Rob Rodney’s creative dynamo D-Mast may just be an expert. He suggested this one and now we are having to stop ourselves from playing it all day long and are pacing ourselves to prevent us from playing it too much.
A fan favorite around here, of the 5 people we asked for reggae songs to make up the sixteen songs, 4 of them had them on their list. It includes some of our favorite lyrics "One good thing about music, when it hits ya, ya feel no pain. So hit me with music." Love this song about the hard times not getting you down. WE ARE GROOVIN!
"I Can See Clearly Now" is maybe one of the most recognizable songs from Jamaica. It sometimes is attributed to Jimmy Cliff who does an awesome rendition but it was written by Jamaican artist Johnny Nash in 1972.
Reggae with a bit of dancehall and a touch of salsa. Loving it!
The first song we fell in love with from Steel Pulse. This song is a fun tune full of novel layers of sound and stays true to the reggae narrative.
The Bush Doctor Peter Tosh reinvents Chuck Berry's tune to a song synonymous with his sound and style. Go Johnny! We love us some Peter Tosh!
Slightly Stoopid are one of our favorite bands still making music. The classic " This Joint" was one of our early favorites.
We pooled our resources, put our heads together and put out our best reggae songs. Arguably, most of these songs could be Bob Marley and the Wailers...but we only used 3! Added points for the flute.
"The Harder They Come" by Jimmy Cliff is always our underdog anthem. This song always gets us out of our seat to start dancing!
