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    Patience by Damian Marley Featuring Nas. I chose this poem because of its spiritual meaning and because it represents what our world has turned into. Even though its six years old‚ and the world has changed a lot since then‚ they made a very precise prediction of what the condition of our economy will be today. The poem was written by Nas and Damian Marley themselves in year 2008 and composed in 2010. Damian Marley is the son of a popular Jamaican Reggae artist named Bob Marley. His father was a legend

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    November 13‚ 2013 The Babalawo of America “The babalawo’s method of ministering to patients seemed‚ at the beginning‚ esoteric‚ compared to the government- and missionary- run clinics that we normally patronized‚ yet it did not take too long for me to begin to detect and voice out (strictly among us sibling delinquents) certain familiar features of the babalawo’s curative methods.” A Babalawo is a traditional healer who wards off evil through spiritual forces. In “Of Africa” the Babalawo was

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    Laura Tambre Bryant James Johnson One Love: Marley‚ Language‚ and Learning Reflection 3 04/17/2013 Why do Most Humans Seek Beauty? Why most humans seek beauty is as interesting as it is deep. In order to contemplate why most humans seek beauty‚ I had to look at what is “beauty”. To ask what is beauty‚ I had to look where beauty can be found. After reflecting on this very question‚ I found in my thinking that beauty could be found in every single thing that exists‚ by at least someone. Not only

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    Butter December-06-12 In the book A Christmas Carol‚ by Charles Dickens‚ the main character‚ Scrooge‚ has many experiences with new emotions throughout the book. These new emotions are fear‚ sadness and happiness. Scrooge gets scared when Marley‚ his old business partner‚ who has been dead for seven years‚ appears as a ghost at his door. Scrooge got so frightened the he slammed his door shut and double locked it. Scrooge was also visited by the ghost of Christmas past and Scrooge is

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    3. Bob Marley was singing at approximately 7-years old to his mother and neighbors. The attraction to singing music and writing lyrics was planted in his heart and soul from the love of his beloved mother who sang Jamaican gospel church songs and later chanted Rastafarian poetry. Bob’s mother‚ Cedella Booker-Marley had a beautiful Sunday morning church service singing voice. Mother B.‚ as Bob’s mother was affectionately called in Jamaica‚ produced compact disks: Awake Zion (A tribute to her

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    Communication Research 12 (1985): 413-24. Chesebro‚ James W.‚ Davis A. Fougler‚ Jay E. Nachman and Andrew Yannelli. "Popular Music as a Mode of Communication‚ 1955-1982." Critical Studies in Mass Communication 2 (1985): 115-35. Davis‚ Stephen. Bob Marley: The Biography. London: Granada‚ 1983. Davis‚ Stephen. "Talking Drums‚ Sound Systems‚ and Reggae." Reggae International. Eds. Stephen Davis and Peter Simon. NY: GMBH‚ 1982: 33-34. Davis‚ Stephen and Peter Simon. Reggae Bloodlines. New York: Anchor

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    The song “Three Little Birds‚” by Bob Marley can relate to my life because it is a song full of happiness‚ overcoming tough obstacles‚ and it also reminds me of my older brother. To begin‚ most of Bob Marley’s songs have a lot to do with being happy and sharing happiness with others as well. I like how Bob Marley views the world on love‚ peace‚ and happiness. His lyrics to this song are calm and also has appropriate language. In the society I live in today‚ it is hard to find a decent song to listen

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    On August 29‚ 1958‚ Michael Jackson was born in Gary‚ Indiana. Five years later‚ influenced by his father‚ Michael joined his brothers group and emerged as the lead singer. The Jackson 5 quickly became a house hold name making number one on Billboard Hot 100 in 1969 with the single “I Want You Back”. Along with vocals Michael also played the guitar and some percussions. Audiences were astonished at the deep emotional connection and wide range young Michael was able to deliver. His vocals were considered

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    Reggae Music

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    Reggae is the most internationally famous style of Caribbean music. Reggae‚ which is one of the world’s most influential music‚ was originated in Jamaica around the mid 1960’s. At first reggae was first performed by and for poor Jamaican’s‚ but quickly became popular throughout the Caribbean and around the world. Most reggae songs deal with social concerns and religious beliefs of the Afro-Caribbean awareness of the Rastafarian religion. The term reggae is also applied today to reggae’s precursor

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    Welcome to Jamrock

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    eighty between the PNP and the JLP plagued Jamaica with violence‚ corruption‚ and chaos. During this time period reggae music was used as a medium for Jamaicans‚ particularly Bob Marley‚ to express their feelings and attitude toward the conditions of their homeland. Approximately forty years later‚ artists such as Damian Marley have re-mastered the genre of roots reggae with relevance to the very foundation it was built upon. In Damian Marley’s track “Welcome to Jamrock”‚ he incorporates themes of political

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