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Super ce chateur mai pa mieu ke bob mai super kan mm vive le reggae
Post by tony on 08/09/2006 at 01:39:55
Il n'est pas comparable à Bob Marley, mais il est vraiment super et bien sûr, a une superbe vocalise !!!!!!
Post by Choupette on 05/03/2006 at 21:32:02
Don carlos et sa voix magnifique !!!!
que du bonheur !!!!!! sans parler de PLANTATION !!!!!!
Post by allison on 04/14/2006 at 15:36:23
MMH Don Carlos...
C'est orgasmique, et à chaque fois
Post by janis on 12/22/2006 at 13:58:37
it's beautiful. ROOTS RASTA
Post by kytyne on 12/12/2007 at 02:26:59
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Discography
Suffering - 1981
Harvest Time - 1982
Day to Day Living - 1982
Time Never Know - 1982
Roots & Culture - 1982
Raving Tonight - 1983
Pure Gold - 1983
Spread Out - 1983
Plantation - 1984
Never Run Away - 1984
Just a Passing Glance - 1984
Show Down Vol 3 - 1984
Rasta Brothers - 1985
Prophecy - 1985
Firehouse Clash - 1986
Deeply Concerned - 1987
Ghetto Living - 1988
Prison Oval Clash - 1988
Time is the Master - 1992
Ease Up - 1994
Lazer Beam - 1995
Seven Days A Week - 1998
Groove With Me - 1999
Don Carlos Dub - 2000
Head to Head - 2001
Don Carlos Rub-A-Dub - 2002
Jah Light - 2002
Live In San Francisco - 2002
Special Edition - 2004
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Don Carlos started his singing career in 1965 working with other artists and quickly moved on to creating solo singles. In 1972, Don moved into a trio as one of the original contributors of Black Uhuru, alongside other founding members, Garth Dennis who later went on to joining the Wailing Souls, and Derrick Ducky Simpson. Two years after the trio's groundbreaking debut, the group split in different directions and Don continued to pursue a solo career.
There's an old saying in the music industry that claims: What goes around, comes back around. In Don's case, a request from Duckie for Don to continue his former role as lead vocalist in a rejuvenated Black Uhuru reunion resulted in another strong Black Uhuru album - Now. 1989 marked the reunion of the original vocal trio with Don, Garth and Duckie. After six years- 1989-1994 - and four albums, singing lead for Black Uhuru in the studio, and on the road, Don again went back to his solo career. His other titles with Black Uhuru include Mystical Truths, Iron Storm and Strong. All of these four albums are classics with Don up front on lead vocals. In addition, each of four titles were nominated for Grammy Awards.
Dub Vision: Hailing originally from Northern California, Dub Vision has been backing the biggest names in reggae music all over the world since 1997 with great success and acclaim. Originally, Dub Vision was formed to provide backing for Don Carlos, perhaps the greatest voice in reggae living today.
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