Keith Hudson aka "Dark Prince of Reggae" (⋆ 1946 in Kingston, Jamaica, ₫ 14… Read Full Bio ↴Keith Hudson aka "Dark Prince of Reggae" (⋆ 1946 in Kingston, Jamaica, ₫ 14 Nov 1984 in New York, USA), was a Jamaican reggae producer and singer. He financed his producer career with the money he earned and saved as a dental technician. He started his first label in 1969. He is known for his influence on Dub reggae and his strong Rastafarian lyrics with the idea to use reggae as a universal language for a better world. Due to his limited voice, he delayed his own singing career until 1972. He was one of the first to record legendary Jamaican deejay U Roy and the very first to record Dennis Alcapone. His Rasta Communication (1978) was well received by a wide audience and is considered an important roots reggae classic.
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Keith Hudson, nicknamed the "Dark Prince of Reggae" (1946 in Kingston, Jamaica - 1984 in New York, USA), was a Jamaican reggae artist and record producer. He is known for his influence on the Dub movement. Raised in a musical family, Hudson first worked as a dentist but soon was hanging out with musicians like Don Drummond. So, he really entered the music business in 1968 by producing Ken Boothe's Jamaican hit "Old Fashioned Way". In the following months he worked with Delroy Wilson and John Holt and was the first to record DJ U Roy in 1969 with Dynamic Fashion Way. Other DJ productions included tunes with Dennis Alcapone and Big Youth ("S 90 Skank") released in 1972 became the DJ's biggest hit. In 1975, Hudson released his classic Pick A Dub, widely considered to have been the first deliberately thematic dub album, with tracks specifically mixed in the dub style for the purpose of appearing together on an LP. His album Rasta Communication (1978) was well received by a wider audience and is considered a roots reggae classic. Hudson died of lung cancer in 1984.
Albums
Class & Subject – 1972 – Mafia
Furnace – 1972 – Imbidimts
Pick a Dub – 1974 – Mamba / Atra / Blood & Fire (CD)
Entering The Dragon – 1974 – Magnet (reissued by Trojan in 2006 and by Sunspot in 2011)
Flesh of My Skin, Blood of My Blood – 1974 – Mamba /Atra 1988 – (Reissued by Basic Replay 2004)
Torch of Freedom – 1975 – Mamba / Atra
Too Expensive – 1976 – Virgin Records
Brand – 1977 – Joint International (US) / Brand (UK) / Pressure Sounds (CD)
Rasta Communication – 1978 – Joint International (US)
From One Extreme To Another – 1979 – Joint International (US)
Playing It Cool, Playing It Right – 1981 – Joint International (US) (Reissued by Basic Replay 2003)
Nuh Skin Up Dub – 1982 – Joint International (US)
Steaming Jungle – 1982 – Disc Disk
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Keith Hudson, nicknamed the "Dark Prince of Reggae" (1946 in Kingston, Jamaica - 1984 in New York, USA), was a Jamaican reggae artist and record producer. He is known for his influence on the Dub movement. Raised in a musical family, Hudson first worked as a dentist but soon was hanging out with musicians like Don Drummond. So, he really entered the music business in 1968 by producing Ken Boothe's Jamaican hit "Old Fashioned Way". In the following months he worked with Delroy Wilson and John Holt and was the first to record DJ U Roy in 1969 with Dynamic Fashion Way. Other DJ productions included tunes with Dennis Alcapone and Big Youth ("S 90 Skank") released in 1972 became the DJ's biggest hit. In 1975, Hudson released his classic Pick A Dub, widely considered to have been the first deliberately thematic dub album, with tracks specifically mixed in the dub style for the purpose of appearing together on an LP. His album Rasta Communication (1978) was well received by a wider audience and is considered a roots reggae classic. Hudson died of lung cancer in 1984.
Albums
Class & Subject – 1972 – Mafia
Furnace – 1972 – Imbidimts
Pick a Dub – 1974 – Mamba / Atra / Blood & Fire (CD)
Entering The Dragon – 1974 – Magnet (reissued by Trojan in 2006 and by Sunspot in 2011)
Flesh of My Skin, Blood of My Blood – 1974 – Mamba /Atra 1988 – (Reissued by Basic Replay 2004)
Torch of Freedom – 1975 – Mamba / Atra
Too Expensive – 1976 – Virgin Records
Brand – 1977 – Joint International (US) / Brand (UK) / Pressure Sounds (CD)
Rasta Communication – 1978 – Joint International (US)
From One Extreme To Another – 1979 – Joint International (US)
Playing It Cool, Playing It Right – 1981 – Joint International (US) (Reissued by Basic Replay 2003)
Nuh Skin Up Dub – 1982 – Joint International (US)
Steaming Jungle – 1982 – Disc Disk
Don't Move
Keith Hudson Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'Don't Move' by these artists:
10.0 I ain't never gonna switch, man, that's so lame Walked into…
Blackpoole Here I stand Take my hand Come with me And you will see Ple…
Butch Walker Good morning sunlight, as I get used to you its all gonna…
Butch Walker and the Let's-Go-Out-Tonites! Good morning sunlight, as I get used to you its all gonna…
C. Dotson Can't forget the name Though I wanted to Can't forget the fa…
Chach Why you speaking on my name? I don't know you I…
Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton Open up the flood gates Water board to water gates…
J-Wonn When you said that you cared Stuck in mind You hear how…
J. Hart Figga nometry. Yeah yeah yeah yeah. It's…
Lawrence The elephant that is our roomie Reminds me that there's…
Mac Mall Figga nometry. Yeah yeah yeah yeah. It's…
MC Eiht A.K.A. Tony Smallz I don't wanna move on I don't wanna move on I don't…
METAFIVE Don't get blinded Keep your eyes on the audience No nonsense…
Metehan First day first grade I was thinking getting paid Angry chil…
Midnite Don't move off your position Rasta man don't move Show them …
MKIT RAIN Ay damn 어제의 나쁜 꿈 Woo ya tell nobody move Tell tell…
Phantogram I'm not your nervous feeling Each time we say goodnight You …
Phantogram蜀琀㠶 I'm not your nervous feeling Each time we say goodnight Yo…
Sammy Kershaw That sleepy sunrise is climbing inside our window|and that l…
The Letters Organize We're dying for the love of good living. Not growing old…
The Phantograms I'm not your nervous feeling Each time we say goodnight You …
The Twilight Sad And I I'll have you Wouldn't you ever knew And I I…
Twilight Sad And I I'll have you Wouldn't you ever knew And I I…
Vybz Kartel Mi waan yuh fi be my baby madda Gyaaal Must breed it Gyaaal…
블락비 (Block. B) We on the block we gotta rock We gonna make it…
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Central Kingston Central Kingston We expect it to be real, yeah Wake up Centr…
Desiree Desiree Well I lust for you, Desiree, Desiree, I sing for…
Dreaded Than more than friends and less than lovers 2xs time has come…
Felt the Strain Dub Whoah Felt we felt the strain, Rasta took the blame Felt we…
Felt We Felt the Strain Whoah Felt we felt the strain, Rasta took the blame Felt we…
I'm No Fool I said fools Rushed in, where wise men never tread The lanes…
I'm Not Satisfied I'm not satisfied, I'm not satisfied, I'm not satisfied What…
Im No Fool I said fools Rushed in, where wise men never tread The lanes…
In The Rain I wanna go outside In the rain, might sound crazy I…
It's All Right Effie, Curtis was supposed to Love me Curtis was supposed to…
Jonah Jonah, Jonah, Jonah, come up now Jonah, Jonah, Jonah, come…
Nah Skin Up Nuh Skin Up Nuh skin up, Nuh skin up, Nuh skin…
Rasta Communication Talk to me, I'm your brethren, there's a lot more…
Rasta Country Rasta country, I have to live here, Where there is…
Run Run You've gotta run run run Run as best as you can I'm…
Run Run Run You've gotta run run run Run as best as you can I'm…
Thank You Baby I want you, baby (I want you) And I need you,…
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