Barrington Levy - Praise His Name | Official Audio

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Barrington Levy sings praises unto the Most High on this mystical stepper produced by George ‘Powerhouse’ Phang. Originally released in 1983 "Praise His Name" was championed by U.K. Soundsystem operator Jah Shaka and it soon became one of his signature selections, with Sly Dunbar's rolling toms and Robbie Shakespeare’s deep bass enriching Levy’s reverent lyrics, pressed loud and clean on a heavy slab of 12” vinyl it had all the ingredients to become a reggae classic.
This roots anthem is now available on streaming and digital platforms including the 12” Discomix plus 7” vocal and dub edits.
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[@patricklewis2050]

Nice nice nice 😎
Tribute To The Late Great
Jah Shaka RIP 🙏🏿 🇪🇹 .

[@yebaba7890]

How can you be Rasta today without visiting the country we call Gabon? This country has given so much to the world. From Michael Jackson to Bob Marley. VP Records will go down in history from Gabon, and the whole of Africa will be seen.

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💚💛❤LOVE IS THE PUREST MAGIC OF JAH 🙏 LOVE IS THE ONLY WAY TO PEACE 💚💛❤
BigUp✨👍✨ I send blessed greetings with LOVE to you & worldwide✨✨✨🌍☮

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Barrington Levy

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Ee 💯🤙🔥🤘🇯🇲🇯🇲

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Nice nice tune

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❤️💛💚

[@iano4185]

Keep Praising

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🙌🏽🙏🏽💪🏽✊🏽👑

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Nairobi locked #rutomustgo

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[@yebaba7890]

Barrington A concert in Gabon, why not?...Gabon is a Rasta nation. The precursor of the Rasta movement in Gabon is Bob Marley. He opened a door.