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I have my own playlist on Deezer that I call, Feel Good. I put it on from time to time to lift my spirits, and this is pretty much top of that list. Goes even better with the video too, as that enhances the feel good factor. Love the way Brittany Howard keeps cropping up in it from time to time...

Impossicant for England to win it unfortunately, as Scientist has already won it.

Another easy one to pick for immediately. Forget Bob, Peter and Bunny for a minute, this is Junior Braithwaite taking it to the next level! If we were allowed multiple choices then my next choice would be Sitting In The Park by Slim Smith. Although the BiIlly Stewart original is pretty...

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Maybe I'm not quite of that certain generation because I've never heard of the one you posted and it doesn't even sound familiar. Maybe because it's Rock, a genre I do my best to avoid like the plague.

I believe this is the original as it was a Calypso. Covered many times in Reggae too.

Oops, just read that it can't be too long. I'll try to think of another one that's shorter.

Ready made :lol:

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Just for Stato, I considered going down the Oliver de Coque route, but to play to the question instead, I've decided to go for a proper African banger that is enjoyed by millions, with the majority not even understanding the language it's sung in. There can't be a living African, since this tune...

Amazing isn't it ! Same instrument. Broadly speaking, one continent makes it sunny and a joy to listen to, whilst two other continents thrash the living daylights out of it and make it unlistenable to the point of putting my teeth on edge :lol:

Agreed on the category. I've been waiting for this after suffering so much tiresome US/UK Rock and Pop on here :wink: I was a huge Kershaw fan, and also listened to Charlie Gillett on Radio London religiously too. There was also a DJ on Radio London at the time called Gerry Lycett (sp. ?) who...

My all time favourite Reggae band.

One of my favourite Fela tracks. :thumbsup: Have you listened to much from Lagbaja at all? I saw Lagbaja live at Hyde Park years ago. Also saw one of Fela's sons, Femi, live at WOMAD too.