Lucky Dube—Back to My Roots

This whole concert is magnificent and I am loving the editing and re-mastering process, song by song. Eventually, I will have reach the end, but in the meantime, I hope you are enjoying the results. Lucky is just what we need in these times.

"Back to My Roots" is one of Lucky Dube's early hits. This exceptional performance captures him just as he just as he was peaking in energy and excitement on his second tour of the U.S. Shot at Bay Street, in Sag Harbor, New York in the summer of 1990, this concert features 90 minutes of non-stop motion and sound—not just from Lucky, but from all the members of his wonderful band, The Slaves, as well. In this song especially, we need to big up his background singers, Thandie Sikhutshwa, Ntombi Mtshali and Bhere Shandu.

Give thanks to the Step Lively crew: cameramen Earl Solomon, Stafford Ashani and Lee, as well as Preston Powell, the staff and management of Bay Street, and the great sound techs. Could not ask for a better live mix.

Thanks as well to Richard Siluma for his assistance and to Lucky for his accessibility and the brilliance and exuberance that we all love and miss so much. Rest in peace with eternal blessings, Lucky.

[AdeyoonuOlanrewaju]

Lucky Dube is a prophet of Jah, his music lives forever, I am a Nigerian, no day can pass without me listening to his music. Thank Jah, I used his music as my phone ringing tune.

[kaystannys]

Ghanians 🇬🇭🇬🇭 are here, let's all celebrate the reggae world ❤

[tolotolo]

Him and Peter never stopped fighting for equal rights and justice

[violetduplessis]

This man is a legend . I'm still listening to his music from when i was 7 years old, and im 47 years old now. Rest in peace❤

[ujuagundubuisi]

We africans did not celebrate him My legend you live on

[ancestorthedj]

Dube was an international institution that will remain as long as man still walks.

[chrisorubu]

The message of his music promoted him to a global audience that loved the reggae message! Rest on Jah boy.

[Albert-he]

From central America in my country Belize we always love you lucky dube...keep on singing king

[HivsonThindwa]

Lucky Dube is still alive as long as his songs are still there.

[lottyjacob]

There's no one like Lucky Dube after he passed away. Am from Papua New Guinea and would like to ear songs of Lucky Dube

[charlesthomas]

His energy on stage, lyrics, and voice are the things that make him to be on the list of my favourite musicians of all-time. He deserves to be African king of reggae!

[BrossOne]

I am Nigerian 🇳🇬 and I love lucky Dubey music all the time ❤

[bevhall]

One of the most natural man from africa good and great singer one love bro the world miss you . Gone but never for get .test in peace you gone to joins the great up their making great music.

[Ghettoyoutt]

Ayoo if you proud to be African let’s gather here.Outter Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[TinkasimireJudi-nnrs]

Am still loving the king of reggae in Africa LUCKY Dube 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬💯💯

[mpyangufaridah]

Hit my comment if you get here. Visited on 6th April 2024. Jah bless you all ❤

[dellisasimelane]

I started following this group in 1982 when I was doing form 2. Now I'm 64 years. The song still stands the test of time. From Swaziland 22:33hrs 🇸🇿

[ViliFonongaloa-emwd]

Thanks for enjoying me the Lucky Tube music

[sylvanosalumu]

Rasta yesterday, Rasta today, Rasta tomorrow, Rasta forever, let spread the love all over the world.
One love👊

[OlwenyiRaymondokola]

I am a Ugandan but no any music i like most than lucky's music