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ez04...@othello.ucdavis.edu

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May 9, 1994, 6:53:45 PM5/9/94
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Hey, I'm just wondering if anyone knows anything about any other
Christian reggae groups? I have been listening to Christifari (who is
GREAT and on fire for God) and thinking that there maybe are some others
out?

Thanks

EW

Dr. A

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May 10, 1994, 2:22:32 AM5/10/94
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ez04...@othello.ucdavis.edu wrote:
: Hey, I'm just wondering if anyone knows anything about any other

: Thanks

: EW

EW, Thanks for letting me borrow your Christifari CD. It was good and a
different way to praise God. Do you like the new CD's you got?

Dr. A
akmc...@ucdavis.edu

John Stark

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May 11, 1994, 6:30:43 PM5/11/94
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>Hey, I'm just wondering if anyone knows anything about any other
>Christian reggae groups?
You might try Ben Okafur:: Intense Records
don't have this myself yet and only took a quick listen... he still isn't
what I would consider hard core reggae tho...

> I have been listening to Christifari (who is
>GREAT and on fire for God) and thinking that there maybe are some others
>out?

Do you have a different tape other than their "Reggae Worship" tape? This
to me is more worship and not enough reggae <but I like most of it>
I was hoping that thier next release they would have worked out some of
the mistakes with this CD like naming the CD by the style of music rather
than letting the music speak for itself.
-John

ez04...@dale.ucdavis.edu

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May 12, 1994, 9:55:16 PM5/12/94
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John Stark (sta...@rintintin.Colorado.EDU) wrote:

: Do you have a different tape other than their "Reggae Worship" tape? This


: to me is more worship and not enough reggae <but I like most of it>
: I was hoping that thier next release they would have worked out some of
: the mistakes with this CD like naming the CD by the style of music rather
: than letting the music speak for itself.
: -John

My sister went to one of their concerts on April 29th and said that they
don't have anything else out yet. However, I _know_ that Mark Mohr has at
least one rather reggae-sounding song that he did about four years ago,
because I heard him sing it. This was before the group really got
together though, and there have been a lot of changes since then (I
think that only two of the members were there from the beginning), but
they are mega reggae fans (their cover is a good visual aide of how they
look in real life).

Back to anything new from them: I heard a while ago that they are going
to get something else out, but it was so long ago that my school-laden
mind has begun to rebel against me and now I may just have made up facts
drifting in between school-originated facts. Therefore (if you can wade
through this muddled response and find out what I was beginning to try to
say), I don't know if they are coming out with anything soon, but I will
be sure to let anyone know if they do (I'll have my sisters look out for
anything new).

longwindedly,
EW

Mr Joel Hynoski

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May 12, 1994, 2:51:04 AM5/12/94
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I play in an Australian Christian Reggae band. Guryel Ali is the lead
singer. We play contmporary reggae as well as some amended Marley greats.
If anyone wants a copy of the cassette or CD or a demo of a couple of
songs to decide if you want to purchase it, email me!

Joel.

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SUTHERLAND NOAH THOMAS

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May 15, 1994, 5:00:49 AM5/15/94
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John Stark (sta...@rintintin.Colorado.EDU) wrote:
: Do you have a different tape other than their "Reggae Worship" tape? This

: to me is more worship and not enough reggae <but I like most of it>
: I was hoping that thier next release they would have worked out some of
: the mistakes with this CD like naming the CD by the style of music rather
: than letting the music speak for itself.
: -John

I got the impression that the title was something picked by the label.
I've seen some other albums on the same label (i.e. "Country Worship")
and it made me think they were kind of in a series of albums. Besides,
it's "Reggae Worship" featuring Christafari - not by Christafari.

Does anyone else think that they picked a really strange name for the band?
I just really have hesitations about it with the connections to
Rastafarianism it brings up.

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Xincerely,
Zippy the Wonder Slug!!!

Noah Thomas Sutherland suth...@cs.uidaho.edu
Undergraduate Student in the Dept. of Computer Science,
University of Idaho, Moscow, ID

Mosaic/www homepage: http://www.cs.uidaho.edu/~suthe922

Andra Lim

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Jan 30, 2013, 1:34:35 AM1/30/13
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Well, in my views great group of christian reggae music is Benjah music creation.
Although, christian music from Benajah music collection is in rap,rock,hip-hop as well as in many variations.
I have good experience from his collections.And i hope you gain the same. So, just go there and try the different music in unique way
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