Today, Bee wants "a reggae love song from [my] 40’s." I’m neither a fan of reggae ror much of a fan of music between 1996 and 2005, the years of my fifth decade (40-49), so this is a total shot in the dark. I found this one by a reggae artist named Sanchez, whom Allmusic calls a "Rough and distinctive reggae singer emerged in the late 1980s with gritty dancehall rhythms to spare." I found "Oh Honey" within a two-hour collection of reggae songs. It can apparently be found on two compilation albums, Reggae Hits, Vol. 19from 1995 and Kickin’ Productions Vol. 1 from 1999.
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I’m never much into Reggae. It never interested me as a music genre. This one is less reggae to me So I don’t mind it.
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This was less reggae than some of the others I could have chosen.
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Reggae and dub are legitimate music genres, many mainstream performers use their cadences- The Police, UB40, Eric Clapton, you just have to listen closely, I like this one, very mellow and tuneful, thanks for posting.
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For me, reggae is kind of like vermouth: great when mixed with something, not so good on its own… just a matter of taste…
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A reggae cocktail, you may have something there!
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Reggae is not my cup of tea, though it set the mood for beachgoers when I lived in south Florida.
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I think much of the attraction is that it’s associated with smoking dope.
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