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Jamaica More posts about Jamaica     By Request... The Distinctly Jamaican Sounds' 2006 Jamaican Christmas Mix Over 21,000 People Sign #SayNOtoCoalJA Petition Opposing Coal-Fired Power Plant in Jamaica Regional Pollution and Biodiversity Experts Help the UN Caribbean Environment Programme Develop its 2017-2018 Work Programme for Protecting the Caribbean Sea NIA calls for the strongest sanctions in relation to breakdown of accountability at the Firearm Licensing Authority How to make the most of your time in Dubai Sailing the Caribbean Seas - Jamaica Rhapsody In Love at Lovers' Leap - My Honeymoon(1987) Where Have I Been – Part 2 The Women Behind SiliconCaribe’s Caribbean Bloggers Week How to Save When Funds are low Two Wongs Don’t Make a White: The Annihilation of -isms, -skisms & -ists) The Complete 2016 Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular! The 52nd And Final Weekly Mix In All Of Its Uninterrupted Glory! Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular 2016 - Track Twenty One - Duppy Know Who Fi Frighten Day 366 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - The Melodians - Last Train To Ecstasy Day 365 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - Leo Graham - Voodooism Day 364 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - Lloyd & Devon - Wolf Out Deh Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular 2016 - Track Twenty - Satan Side Version Day 363 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - Murphy Romeo - Ghost Affair Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular 2016 - Track Nineteen - Death Waiver Day 362 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - Lloyd Charmers - Bone Yard Skank Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular 2016 - Track Eighteen - Zombieland Day 361 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - Charles Hannah & The Graduates - Dark Shadows Thanks For 11 Great Years! Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular 2016 - Track Seventeen - Dark Of The Moon Distinctly Jamaican Sounds Day 200 of 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge - Ronnie Davis - Tradition We have reached the big 2-0-0 and the train keeps on rollin'!  Ronnie Davis started his singing career by entering talent contests in the early 1960s and by the end of the decade was singing in the vocal group the Tennors.  The group achieved some success by Ronnie Davis really wanted to pursue a solo career, and in 1975 he realized that dream by recording the classic song "Won't You Come Home" for producer Lloyd Campbell.  By 1977, he released his first solo LP Hard Times for Bunny Lee before working with Scratch Perry and Phil Pratt.  Today's tune "Tradition" was one of the songs Ronnie Davis recorded for Lee in 1975 and with its super upbeat, horn-driven rhythm it is a song that always puts a smile on my face! more

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