Format: 12" Vinyl, Year: , Label: Warner Bros. Records (BSK ), Length:

Dec 22,  · Category People & Blogs; Song Love I Need; Artist Jimmy Cliff; Album Give Thanx; Licensed to YouTube by WMG (on behalf of Rhino Warner); SOLAR Music Rights Management, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc.

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out of 5 stars I give thanks for this album. Reviewed in the United States on October 16, I really love the soul overtone that jimmy and Bob Johnson treated this album with, it one of my favorite from jimmy's very impressive catologe.5/5(7).

Na versão LP de Give Thankx, a primeira faixa do lado 1, “Bongo Man”, abre o álbum com percussão em ritmo lento na sua introdução, seguido depois pela voz de Jimmy Cliff e os vocais de apoio. “Bongo Man” carrega um teor profético na sua letra que anuncia a chegada do homem do bongô, que traz consigo um novo dia, um novo momento.

Many of the great reggae singers who emerged in the '60s and '70s were Rastafarians, but Jimmy Cliff is an exception. While the absence of Rastafarian terminology in Cliff's songs is one of the things that sets him apart from other reggae artists, his message of Black liberation has been well received by Rastas. Cliff proves that you don't have to be a Rastafarian to be a reggae star, and he.

Nov 14,  · Jimmy Cliff: Give Thankx Warner Bros Records Format I Own it on: Vinyl Track Listing: 1. Bongo Man 2. Stand Up and Fight Back 3. She Is a Woman 4. You Left Me Standing by the Door 5. Footprints 6. Meeting in Afrika 7. Wanted Man 8. Lonely Streets 9. Love I Need Universal Love (Beyond the Boundaries).

Jimmy Cliff & The Roots Radics -- Live In Chicago -- Klondike -- KLCD Heavy funky intricate rhythms and great songs from Mr Cliff and his band letting loose live makes for a dynamic combination. Tracklist: 1 Wanted Man 2 Johnny Too Bad 3 Rivers Of Babylon 4 She Is A Woman 5 Lonely Streets 6 The Love I Need /5(2).

This album, released in , falls into a string of truly excellent work that Cliff did in the late s and early s (check out his other albums Give the People What They Want and Give Thanx). In my opinion, Jimmy Cliff is often unduly criticized for not putting out any material as roots-oriented as The Harder They Come.5/5(2).