8 thoughts on “ Why Worry - Israel Vibration - The Same Song (CD, Album) ”

1. Recorded at Channel One & Concert Studios, Jamaica. Original vinyl LP 'The Same Song' released in on Top Ranking. Track 1 is an extended version and tracks 11 and 12 are bonus tracks to the original album.

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2. It was Same Song's Rastafarian themes and the trio's obvious religious devotion which made this such a cultural classic, even if the album doesn't have that almost melancholy quality of the Abyssinians, nor the righteousness and fire of Burning Spear or Black Uhuru. Instead, the Vibes brought an almost child-like quality to roots, a naïveté hither unknown in what was otherwise a 9/

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4. Israel Vibration ‎– The Same Song Label: EMI ‎– 5 2 0, EMI ‎– 5 2, EMI ‎– /5(39).

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5. Watch the video for Why Worry from Israel Vibration's The Same Song for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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6. The other album I have heard is Unconquered People. That is a good reggae album but doesn't have as much of the rich and slow harmonies like Same Song. An interesting debate essay I found while googling israel vibration. The essay is titled "RASTAMAN VIBRATION: Israel Vibration by Jason Levy"-J_Tom_Moon_/5(43).

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7. Album · · 14 Songs. Available with an Apple Music subscription. Try it free. The Same Song Israel Vibration Reggae · Preview SONG TIME The Same Song (Edit) 1. PREVIEW Weep and Mourn. 2. PREVIEW Walk On the Streets of Glory More by Israel Vibration. The Gladiators and Israel Vibration Live.

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8. The Vibes message of "Why Worry" sums up their personal philosophy of finding answers, hope, and salvation through prayer. The title track, a real charmer and hit to boot, insists that "we're all going to sing the same song," but their fervid delivery gives even this seeming platitude real power.

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