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Jul 6, 2016Ziggy Marley, the LP, shares much in common with Robert Palmer's Pride, Black Uhuru's Chill Out, and even Gregory Isaacs' Night Nurse, as its diminutive, deft, funky, tight, electro-tinged, and sincere. With all these ingredients at just the volume, it's still one single or classic short of being the best-of Ziggy, but the cool temperament and empowering mood of the album offer a life-affirming soul massage through music.
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MojoJul 6, 2016The message songs are delivered from the heart. [Aug 2016, p.95]
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UncutJul 6, 2016On the whole it struggles to strike a light, far less catch fire. [Aug 2016, p.78]
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Jul 6, 2016It’s rooted so firmly within his comfort zone that when he sings about revolution on Start It Up, it’s more eyebrow-raising than consciousness-raising.