Island Music
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Island Music
I'm leaving in 37 days! I am putting together a list of songs for my hubby to download and make some CDs for our vaca. Anyone have any good ideas/suggestions for some fun island songs that they like to listen to down there.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
I'm opening the iTunes up now, because the 50 First Dates soundtrack would be perfect.
I listen to a lot of Bob Marley and Jimmy Buffett down there. Just keeps me in the island state of mind.
As far as local music, I've been meaning to buy Gene's "Water Dancing" CD. I'm sure there are posts about it here, or someone can talk about it more than I can.
I listen to a lot of Bob Marley and Jimmy Buffett down there. Just keeps me in the island state of mind.
As far as local music, I've been meaning to buy Gene's "Water Dancing" CD. I'm sure there are posts about it here, or someone can talk about it more than I can.
don't forget to use the itunes link that helps the forum. I just made a purchase tooLulu76 wrote:I'm opening the iTunes up now, because the 50 First Dates soundtrack would be perfect.
I listen to a lot of Bob Marley and Jimmy Buffett down there. Just keeps me in the island state of mind.
As far as local music, I've been meaning to buy Gene's "Water Dancing" CD. I'm sure there are posts about it here, or someone can talk about it more than I can.
If you want some more current stuff, look up Stephen Marley's 2007 release called Mind Control. I love that album. Since I note you were born in 1978, you may like some dancehall or contemporary stuff more than traditional reggae. If so, Collie Buddz is decent (he's from Bermuda), and I personally like some Shaggy mixed in for fun.
I add the above in with my standard Bob Marley to make a really great mix. I have a 35-song playlist for our trip, and it includes a mix of older and current reggae.
I add the above in with my standard Bob Marley to make a really great mix. I have a 35-song playlist for our trip, and it includes a mix of older and current reggae.
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All good suggestions...
...and I'd add any of the "Buena Vista Social Club" albums. They're Cuban jazz/pop in the 1950s pre-revolution genre. Nice to listen to on a patio overlooking the Caribbean with a nice cigar and a glass of rum.
One of my projects of late is to put together a collection of music by St. Johnians. I've got some Love City Pan Dragons already, and I'm planning to add some Innervisions and the "Water Dancing" CD by that guy Gene whose last name I can never remember. Any other suggestions of "home-grown" St. John music?
One of my projects of late is to put together a collection of music by St. Johnians. I've got some Love City Pan Dragons already, and I'm planning to add some Innervisions and the "Water Dancing" CD by that guy Gene whose last name I can never remember. Any other suggestions of "home-grown" St. John music?