Papa San & Lady G

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Papa San and Lady G released ‘Legal Rights’ in 1983, around the same time of their equally popular collaboration, ‘Roundtable Talk’. DJ Papa San was already fairly set on the scene in Jamaica, but this duet really made it for Lady G. They both have a certain reputation for having ‘message’-filled songs, but on slightly different notes. In 1997, Papa San had a supernatural visitation and has now devoted his life to JC apparently. For the last ten years, his music has been almost exclusively Christian. Lady G on the other hand is renowned for her pro-women comments in what I suppose can often be a macho genre, with the ladies’ anthem ‘Nuff Respect’ for one. Whilst looking for information on the MC, I found a site that claimed her success was her ability to ‘analise situations’. One of the best misspellings ever I’d say, but now i’m going to scour her music just in case there are some hidden bum jokes in there somewhere. Although, saying that, it does sound like she’s saying ‘Poopa San’, so judge for yourselves… Lady G has her own recording company, called G-String productions, gotta love the musical lingerie puns, the theory just keeps getting further justified….Anyway, she’s recorded the likes of Capleton, Sizzla and Lady Saw. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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The Story Of Jamaican Music: Dancehall Good To We 1982-1993 [Disc 4]

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Story of Jamaican Music [Disc 4]

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Reggae Anthology: Winston Riley - Quintessential Techniques

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Tougher Than Tough: The Story Of Jamaican Music

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Ldn Rights BW Mad Ldn

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cd4 - Dance hall good to we 1

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The Story Of Jamaican Music

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Winston Riley Quintessential Techniques

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Tougher Than Tough the Story of Jamaican Music Disc4. Daca Hall Good to We

Hardcore Ragga

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Tougher Than Tough - The Story Of Jamaican Music

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The Story of Jamaican Music - Disc 4 - Dance Hall Good To We 1982-1993

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