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T.I. blessed the VH1 Storytellers stage in 2010, but two of his performances were never televised. In honor of T.I. Father’s Day Weekend, we’re liberating those performances today and Sunday. Read more…
Friday Face-Off Father’s Day Edition: Usher Vs. Lil Wayne
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The Father of all holidays is approaching. This means brewing the old man who lent you a chromosome a fresh pot of coffee, handing him the Sunday paper and letting him recline while we whip him up some finger lickin’ BBQ. In light of this daddy-lovin’, vote to tell us if Usher’s “Hey Daddy” or Lil Wayne’s “Stuntin’ Like My Daddy” makes fathers look more badass. Read more…
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Shock Out! 12 Amazing Reggae Covers Of Classic Songs
In 1962 Jamaica gained her independence from the UK. From this independence a world-renowned sound emerged from this small island in the Caribbean. Reggae’s birth initially began in the ’50s and early ’60s with “Bluebeat”, “Ska”, and “Rock Steady”, all of which evolved from Jamaican “Mento” as well as a heavy dose of American Soul, Jazz, and R&B. By the late ’60s, studios like Studio One began recording artists with a slower rhythm and more bass. This new sound, known as “Reggae,” quickly came to dominate Jamaican radio and dance halls.
Deeply rooted in R&B, many Reggae artists have recorded dozens (if not hundreds) of covers of popular Billboard hits. Many of these artists and producers took the liberty to mash up their own signature sound with the original, giving it a new twist. Let’s start with some of the oldies but goodies.
Gwan… Shock out to these 12 “original” Reggae covers!
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