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Jimmy Cliff & Various Artists - The Harder They Come (1973)
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Jimmy Cliff or Jimmy Cricket?
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Groovy Otis Redding-style musical break.
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Track 2 - Draw Your Brakes.
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2: Beam me Up Scotty: Draw Your Brakes
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Forward and fiaca
Menacle and den gosaca!
Menacle and den gosaca!
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Man saying things I can't understand.
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“Forward and payaaka, manhangle (manhandle) and den go saaka.”
In the “youth man slang” of the time, “payaaka” was a verb, meaning “to take away another man’s woman/girlfriend.” In this “slang,” “saaka” meant “to snuggle rumpus.” So the song’s intro meant, “go and take away a next man’s girl, grab her and then go have sex with her.”
The original meaning of “payaaka” in Jamaican Creole was “hawk” (sometimes a particular species of “chickenhawk”); it still has this meaning in some rural areas. By extension it came to mean “greedy, covetous (person).” According to Bunny Brown, urban youth in the 60s further extended the sense to mean “taking away another man’s woman.”
In the “youth man slang” of the time, “payaaka” was a verb, meaning “to take away another man’s woman/girlfriend.” In this “slang,” “saaka” meant “to snuggle rumpus.” So the song’s intro meant, “go and take away a next man’s girl, grab her and then go have sex with her.”
The original meaning of “payaaka” in Jamaican Creole was “hawk” (sometimes a particular species of “chickenhawk”); it still has this meaning in some rural areas. By extension it came to mean “greedy, covetous (person).” According to Bunny Brown, urban youth in the 60s further extended the sense to mean “taking away another man’s woman.”
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Track 3 - Rivers of Babylon.
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Rivers Of Babylon
Boney M cover!
Boney M cover!
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Ripping-off Boney M.
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King Alpha's song!
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I love this downbeat, ramshackle version.
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Over I.
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Perhaps a little too long.
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Track 4 - Many Rivers to Cross.
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4: The Cliffster: Many Rivers To Cross
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Church organ.
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Hints of Whiter Shade of Pale.
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