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A song that strongly conveys the spirituality of Jamaica from the roots reggae to dub era.
A collaboration between Nicodemus, who exuded a strong personality as a deejay (toaster), and the prestigious Moody's All Stars.
Nicodemus's easygoing yet persuasive toasting is strongly connected to the theme of "old veterans" who have survived in the scene for many years, and the message unique to roots reggae resonates naturally. The Moody's All Stars' performance is tight and profound, and the accompanying strings envelop the entire song, creating a finish that evokes both melancholy and pride.
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- Producer, Arranged By - Harry A. Mudie
- Written-By - Harry A. Mudie
