What jamaican born artist at the age of eight made a music CD?
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Little John made a 45 record aged 8 years old called "Robe".\n\nBeenie Man made an album called "10 Year Old DJ Wonder" when he was 10. But no one made an album at 8. And it wasn't CDs back then, there was vinyl records, ask your parents about them :)\n\nHope that helps!
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Oooh... Blondie! She rocks. as well. Joss Stone (beautiful voice), Brandy, and if you're into looking up new music, you can check out Imogen Heap, and Fleming in John. Immi writes, plays and produces ALL of her own music (you MUST hear Hide and Seek), Fleming sings and helps write all, while John (her husband) produces. Anyways, good luck with your cd.
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Its sampling "My Jamaican Guy" by Grace Jones on her Island Life cd. The original is hot, so is LL Cool J "doin it"!
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Geez I'm trying to remember being 13 or 14, Ha!  When I was that age a nice album was a great gift, so realizing that they are not that readily available or playable I suppose a CD would be nice.  One that would be of a band I like and perhaps makes me think of you when played.
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It's really a matter of opinion. That being said you'd have to consider any of the following:\n\nPeter Tosh\nBurning Spear\nBlack Uhuru\nGregory Isaacs\nSly and Robbie\nLee Scratch Perry\nMad Professor\n\nThe list could go on and on. While Bob is certainly the most well known, I wouldn't agree he is the "best". If it's your opinion that he is the best and you're looking for the best reggae artist besides Bob (which it looks like you are) then the answer to your question would be Peter Tosh since it was Peter who taught Bob how to play the guitar.
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Got married to a Marley, had two children, did a few duets (most notably with Nas - If I Ruled The World).  Released a solo album The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill.  She's cool!
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rap r&b and reggaeton
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do it man. only too late when yer dead. mat jonson didnt get start til his 50's. bruce dickerson (iron maiden)rockstar for decades, decided on a sidejob as a pilot for brit air. jahman, escaped to us & became a rapper in his late 40s, see him on mtv cribs. only YOU can hold you back.
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You should also mention some similarities, because rap actually owes a good deal to reggae.  In the 1950s, Jamaican DJs set up these mobile "sound systems," which were basically turntables, speakers, and a generator all strapped to a beat-up truck.  They'd drive around and get a street party together, blasting American R&B from the sound system.  Eventually they started playing home-grown ska music, a precursor to reggae.\n\nThis "sound system" phenomenon, along with DJ Kool Herc, moved to New York City in the 1970s and was continued in the form of block parties, which is where two of the pillars of hip-hop, break dancing and needle-drop DJ'ing techniques, were born and perfected.
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I dont know......but ska is like reggae since u asked on my question ahahah
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Can you give more info?  Is it a male or female singer? Rock, rap, r&b etc?
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Calypso is not Haitian music.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calypso_music
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Jonathan Rich and the Modern Lovers\nEgyptian Reggae.\n\nIt was a huge hit in Belgium, but I can't tell you where he was from actually.\nU.K.?
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I don't have a single clue. But I like Bob Marley, sorry I can't help.
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Reggaeton is a form of dance music which became popular with Latin American youth during the late 1990s and spread to North American, European and Japanese audiences during the first few years of the 21st century. Reggaeton (also spelled with the Spanish accent as Reggaetón, and sometimes as Reguetón in Spanish) - blends Jamaican music influences of reggae and dancehall with those of Latin America, such as bomba and plena, as well as that of hip hop. The music is also combined with rapping (generally) in Spanish. Reggaeton has empowered the Spanish Caribbean youth, specifically those of Puerto Rico, Panama, Dominican Republic and Venezuela, as well as the Latin American audience and the Latino communities in the United States, with a musical genre as a voice.
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According to your link it was "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" by Looking Glass.\nThe top song in the year of my birth was "American Pie" by Don McClean
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His name is actually Ne-Yo.\n\nHis official website is: http://www6.defjam.com/site/artist_home.php?artist_id=593