Лето под знамёнами регги?

... или реггей - какая в прочем разница?
Группы "Динамит" и "Пятница" со своими псевдореггиевскими хитами + сын самогО Боба Марли(или Марлей - какая впрочем разница?). Чижу очень понравилась Ямайка с её неповторимой свободой - может напишет пару песенок соответствующих...

Минусы: слово "Ямайка" рифмуется почему-то только с "майкой". Это уже достало порядочно и режет слух. Есть ещё "шайка", "гайка", "чайка" и т.п. Почему бы не попробовать другие слова?

Плюсы: если лето пройдёт под растаманскими знамёнами регги, то может хоть в этом году мы отдохнём от самой назойливой группы в России... "Руки вверх"

Хотя впрочем - какая разница?

Еще есть рифма "зайка"...

И "фуфайка"...

А 5'NIZZA всё же свежую струю внесла.

Угадайка и раздолбайка,тож ничего.

Проклятые растаманы... А 5nizza это уже и на раста не тянет... Слабая доля в любой музыке у нас теперь делает из этой музыки регги.......

Ямайка - балалайка... А на Ямайке все играют на балалайке, надевши красные майки и едя в таратайке.
А на Ямайке девчонки ходят в фуфайке и на парнях с балалайкой не смотрят -тра-та-та-тайка...
Так, навеяло что-то :-))

Track Listings
1. Who You Fighting For
2. After Tonight
3. Bling Bling
4. Plenty More
5. War Poem
6. Sins Of The Fathers
7. Good Situation
8. Gotta Tell Someone
9. Reasons
10. One Woman Man
11. I'll Be On My Way
12. Kiss And Say Goodbye
13. Things You Say You Love

Amazon.co.uk Review
At some indeterminate point in their now 25 year long history and with serenely inconspicuous efficiency, Birmingham's UB40 rose to a level of peerlessness as the first-family of British reggae. While they've absolutely nothing left to prove - save to those bored by their longevity - Who You Fighting For finds UB40 shouting more loudly than usual; the likelihood being - even at this autumnal stage of the band's career - that less partisan ears may be pricked by such refreshing spices as the Bhangra chorus of "Reasons" or even by more traditional summer reggae sweeteners as "Gotta Tell Someone" or the dark, philanderer-reformed ruminations of "One Woman Man". But the real reason why UB40 are raising their voices is Iraq, possibly the most upset they've been about anything since Maggie's iron grip on the keys of Number 10. While having the brass to call one tune "War Poem" - not the wisest thing to do if one wants to avoid the elicitation of disparaging comparisons with Wilfred Owen - doesn't bode well, UB40 reach for the shrewd invective on "Sins Of A Father", a well-written censure of Christian neo-Conservatism and oil lust. Sensibly, the lean skin-and-bone production and avoidance of MOR blandishments make UB40 seem meaner - and younger - than they have done in years. --Kevin Maidment

Album Description
For the last few albums, UB40 often wrote different elements of the songs separately, but for this long-awaited return, they not only jammed, but wrote the songs together as a unit. By doing this and recording in an open-air style studio environment, the overall sound and quality of the album really shines through with Ali Campbell's voice sounding richer and more soulful than ever before. Who You Fighting For? includes signature ballads, politically charged lyrics, toe-tapping summer reggae tracks and wonderful covers, including an obscure track by The Beatles. The single "Kiss and Say Goodbye" (originally performed by The Manhattans) is an infectious ballad that’s destined for radio ubiquity.

Самый лучший регги - британский, люблю я британский акцент (это пошло еще думаю с Fab Four), к русскому регги равнодушен по большей части.

Хм, о чем это я?
Будем считать разминка для пальцев))

самый лучший в Карибах все же

Musical to be based on UB40 songs

A musical based around the songs of pop group UB40 will open in their home city of Birmingham next year.

Twelve of the band's hits will feature in Promises And Lies, alongside new tracks written for the production.

"We wanted to do more than simply string together our hits into a throwaway plot," UB40 said.

Band members are not due to perform in the musical, with its plot set in the Midlands. UB40 appeared at Saturday's Live 8 concert in London.

'No throwaway plot'

The band collaborated with playwright Jess Walters on the musical, which is due to open at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre in March 2006.

The UB40 musical will follow recent musicals based on the songs of Abba, Madness, Queen and Rod Stewart.

Band members said they had previously been approached by a number of producers about creating a UB40 musical for the West End.

"It had to have a story that reflected our view of the world," they said.

UB40 have had 37 UK hit singles in a 25-year career, including numbers ones Red Red Wine, I Got You Babe and (I Can't Help) Falling in Love With You.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/4652685.stm