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Eaze The Pain |
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Dezarie continues to develop
her skills on Eaze The Pain (Redemption),
an album that is well worth the nearly five years in
coming. From "Hail Jah" through "Rastafari"
Dezarie emotes with a militant reverence while
stirring the conscience with piercing lyrics.
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Liner Notes |
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Hail
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Angels |
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What
Ah Mornin |
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Set
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Always Remember You |
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The
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Eaze
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Anotha Revolution |
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Real
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For
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Concern |
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Ras
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Musicians & Credits
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Performed, Produced, Recorded and Mixed by Ron
Benjamin for ARL
All Lyrics & Melody by Dezarie
Dezarie & Ron Benjamin:
All background vocals
Kardelle President: Saxophone on "Always Remember
You"
Cover Art by Adrienne Brown
CD coordinator: Preston Powell
Layout by Jonathen Siegel/Bassline Design |
Distributed by Natural Mystic
1AF Est. Daimond
PO Box 683
Kings Hill, St Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
Tel: (340) 772-1848
Fax: (340) 692-5177
natmystic@viaccess.net |
Afrikan Roots Lab
P.O. Box 8433, Sunny Isle
St. Croix, VI 00823
(340) 692-5613 |
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Liner Notes
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Always Remember You
The
woman that brought you up in this world that you live
in.
Be there for her give her what you got while she's livin
Honor your parents that your days may be longer woah
For 9 months she carried you around in her womb
Be appreciating
Don't forget them, Don't forget them, Don't forget them,
Don't forget them
Friends and family that have passed
on to the next world
Kodak moments that was shared back then should be
treasured
There is no one in this world that can replace the sooo...
The joy, The jokes, The laughter, all the good times you
had
keep them close to your heart
Don't
forget them, Don't forget them, Don't forget them, Don't
forget them
The only one who had your back when you were in prison
Someone who was always there for you that would listen
All that support you should never forget that nooo...
When all of your so called brethren disappeared fast
Remember who gave you love
Don't forget them, Don't forget them, Don't forget them,
Don't forget them
I will
always remember you
I will always
I will always remember
The good things you did |
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Achi's Reggae Blog:
One
of the year’s most anticipated releases was the return
of Dezarie, with Eaze The Pain, her third album and
first in over five years, since the Gracious Mama Africa
album which helped established one of the most curious
legends and reputations in modern Reggae history.
Gracious Mama Africa followed her debut, 2001’s Fya for
I Grade Records which I’ve heard called, by people whose
opinions I respect, simply the finest Roots Reggae
release from ANY female in Reggae history! So what is
the attraction to Dezarie? My thought would be, again,
somewhat in the same way as Vaughn Benjamin: Her style.
Where Benjamin can be this ultra-cryptic rolling
wordsmith, Dezarie simply doesn’t sugarcoat ANYTHING.
She is very much so a ‘what you see is what you get’
type of singer.
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Reggae
Reviews:
Eaze the Pain is perhaps Dezarie's
most consistent of her three albums to date, which is
saying a lot from a woman I consider to be the best
female reggae artist in the biz. While her countrymen
Midnite venture into increasingly experimental, quirky
sounds, Dezarie sticks with what made us fall in love
with her in the first place: rich roots reggae sung with
an ethereal, almost otherworldly panache.
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