BOND – The roots harmony vocals of The Abyssinians brought a unique quality of Rastafarian majesty to some of the most important tracks ever recorded in Jamaican reggae, including “Satta Massagana,” ...
1976-77 found Jamaica in turmoil, rife with political violence and social upheaval. Jamaican music was experiencing its own creative explosion of Rastafarian-fueled songs of social consciousness ...
The Abyssinians are roots-reggae legends with a healthy catalogue, but noted mainly for the title track of their 1971 debut album Satta Massagana. The subtle repatriation tune is named for the phrase ...
With its plaintive vocals, velvety roots sound and message of positive protest, "Satta Massagana" feels ageless. Find out for yourself with this new deluxe edition. The Abyssinians' "Satta Massagana" ...
The Jamaica Observer continues its ‘Reggae 50’ feature on people, organisations, and events that have made an impact on reggae over the past 50 years. Though long considered reggae’s anthem, Satta ...
OCEANSIDE — The second annual Reggae by the Pier festival willbe held in the Oceanside Pier Amphitheater Saturday from 11 a.m. to11 p.m. The festival will by headlined by high-profile acts from ...
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