One Good Spliff!

by Reggae Artists

I have been trying to compile a list of my favourite reggae tunes for you all but to tell the truth I think I am on mission impossible with that one. My laptop is completely full with reggae music from all over the world and it would take me more than the rest of my life to listen to it.

What I am doing for you though is narrowing my list down so I can at least introduce you to some more new stuff soon. In doing so I came across a tune that would certainly figure in my top 5 reggae tunes of all time, it’s called ‘one good spliff’ by none other than Ziggy Marley.

I posted recently about songs that stick with you through summer and this track reminds me of happy summer days lazing around in the park.  I dedicate this to Stacy White, Shaun Alexis, Luis Oreamuno and all the guys at Cottons Rum Shack as they put up with me playing this continually!

Enjoy one good spliff!

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  1. neekat Says:
    July 13th, 2011 at 9:40 pm

    this isn’t what i wanted, tbh.
    i want some more facts about him please.
    okey dokey

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