ANTHONY JOHNSON - REGGAE FEELINGS Haruomi Hosono The second part of the

The second part of the song is inspired by the Irish tradition of keening (from the Irish caoineadh) – a traditional form of lament for the deceased

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The result is a deliberately provocative exploration of identity

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Men in Love takes the listener on a journey through the highs and lows of romance

ANTHONY JOHNSON - REGGAE FEELINGS Haruomi Hosono The second part of theOriginally released in the early 80s, this album sits between roots reggae and the rise of dancehall. The Roots Radics lay down lean, driving rhythms, guided by Errol Flabba Holt and Lincoln Style Scott, while Johnson delivers melodic, streetwise vocals. Standout cuts like Fussing & Fighting, Reggae Feelings and Dread Locks capture a sound built for sound systems and built to last.