Lt. Stitchie
Born Cleve Laing in Spanish Town, he began by singing after his idol Dennis Brown, but by 1983 was dee-jaying on local sound-system Django, then City Light Discotheque, Lightning Super Mix, and finally Stereo One, where his reputation was eventually to flourish. His style wasn't the only thing to change in the early days. His first stage name was Ranking Citrus due to a love of fruit, and later became Ranking Noseworthy after a popular Jamaican radio programme! His principal influences were Brigadier Jerry and Ranking Joe at that point
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Lt. Stitchie
Born Cleve Laing in Spanish Town, he began by singing after his idol Dennis Brown, but by 1983 was dee-jaying on local sound-system Django, then City Light Discotheque, Lightning Super Mix, and finally Stereo One, where his reputation was eventually to flourish. His style wasn't the only thing to change in the early days. His first stage name was Ranking Citrus due to a love of fruit, and later became Ranking Noseworthy after a popular Jamaican radio programme! His principal influences were Brigadier Jerry and Ranking Joe at that point
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Sun And Tears
An anti-war punk/middle eastern fusion song about the ongoing war in Gaza, Israel, Lebanon, Iran, etc. It's a call for peace throughout the world, not just the middle east.more
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Floor Of Knives
A bleak, intimate song about unrequited love where closeness exists without safety; wanting someone who can’t (or won’t) meet you, mistaking tension for connection, and slowly bleeding from edges neither of you are willing to lower.more
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Forever Wander
A rain-soaked road song about leaving home, chasing freedom, and discovering that constant motion can become its own kind of prison. Written from a 1992 poem, it moves from restless escape to exhausted reflection, ending with the hard-won hope that wandering may eventually lead you home.more
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