🎩 Roman Stewart 🌹 & 💦 The Heptones ⛈️ Rain A Fall ⚡ (7" 💘 Version 🍀)

#romanstewart #heptones #rainafall #reggae #jamaica #jamaicanmusic #bobmarley #bobmarleyandthewailers #raresong #raresongs #rare #dub #reggaemusic #dubmusic #dope #dopemusic #classic #oldschool #oldschoolmusic #beats #dopebeat #dopebeats #chill #chillout #chilloutmusic #chillmusic #musictosmoke #gethigher #smokingmusic #jahbless #rasta #rastamusic #rastafarian #rastafarisoldier #music #song 🌞 https://linktr.ee/allinorganicfood 🌲 🔱 https://www.youtube.com/livemusicplaylist 🌀 🔥 Donations Welcome 💘 https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/loooosefer 💰 🧿 Subscribe to my other channel 🔺 Third Eye Music 🔥 youtube.com/thirdeyemusic1 👁️ 🌹 For 10% off on all your health & beauty needs use discount code: ALLIN10 - https://www.codeage.com/?rfsn=4713624.225dd3 Roman Stewart, also known as Romeo Stewart and 'Mr. Special' (born 11 May 1957, Kingston, Jamaica, died 25 January 2004, New York City) was a reggae singer.[1] Stewart won the Festival Song Contest in 1975. Biography Roman was the younger brother of Tinga Stewart, and recorded his first single, "Walking Down The Street" in 1968. He recorded further singles in the early 1970s for producers Derrick Harriott ("Changing Times") and Glen Brown ("Never Too Young").[2] In 1975 he won the Festival Song Contest with "Hooray Festival", written by Tinga and Willie Lindo, this success leading to the brothers initially being labelled as "festival singers".[3][4] He had a big hit in Jamaica in 1976 with "Hit Song" (aka "Natty Sings Hit Songs"), about the desire to have a hit record in order to escape poverty, the same year in which he relocated to New York.[5] He continued to visit Jamaica and went on to work with Phil Pratt and Linval Thompson, having another big hit in 1979 with "Rice and Peas".[2] Roman recorded two albums of duets with his brother Tinga - Brother to Brother and Break Down the Barrier - and released a solo album, Wisdom of Solomon, produced by Gussie P, in 2001, which included re-recordings of some of his earlier hits such as "Peace in the City" and "Rice and Peas".[6] On 24 January 2004, Stewart attended a concert by his long-time friend Freddie McGregor in Brooklyn and performed at a party later that night. After two songs, he cut short his performance, complaining of chest pains, and died from heart failure the next day at Long Island Jewish Hospital in New Hyde Park, Long Island.[1] Albums Running Away From Love (1979) Island In The Sun How Can I Love Someone (1979) Ruling and Controlling (1987) Diplomat (1991) reissued on Continually (2000) TP (Errol Dunkley and Roman Stewart) Brother to Brother with Tinga Stewart Break Down the Barrier with Tinga Stewart Wisdom of Solomon (2001) Gussie P Video releases Stewart appears on the following concert video: Vintage Reggae Bash - Brooklyn 1983 (2007) Plastic Head (DVD) 🎩 Roman Stewart 🌹 & 💦 The Heptones ⛈️ Rain A Fall ⚡ (7" 💘 Version 🍀) May all Beings be Released from Suffering, be Uplifted, be at Peace & be Free 🎃 #True #Zodiac #Sun #Signs Based On the actual #Stars & #Constellations #Aries: Apr 19 - May 13 (25 days) #Taurus: May 14 - Jun 19 (37 days) #Gemini: Jun 20 - Jul 20 (31 days) #Cancer: Jul 21- Aug 9 (20 days) #Leo: Aug 10 - Sep 15 (37 days) #Virgo: Sep 16 - Oct 30 (45 days) #Libra: Oct 31 - Nov 22 (23 days) #Scorpio: Nov 23 - Nov 29 (7 days) #Ophiuchus: Nov 30 - Dec 17 (18 days) #Sagittarius: Dec 18 - Jan 19 (32 days) #Capricorn: Jan 20 - Feb 15 (28 days) #Aquarius: Feb 16 - March 11 (24 days) #Pisces: Mar 12 - Apr 18 (38 days)

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