Jah Love: Brooklyn, NYC. 1994 (Early B's last dance?)

Jah Love dance from 1994 in New York.
Daddy U-Roy, Brigadier, Charlie Chaplin, Early B, Ranking Joe & Sister Carol.

Thanks to Chimino, who wrote: "The first side is a 35-minute early warm on Addies' machine, beginning with the Yabby You anthem.
The second side has vibes from Daddy U-Roy, Brigadier, Charlie Chaplin, Early B, Ranking Joe & Sister Carol.

Now, Early B was murdered in 1994 at a Jah Love dance in Boston. Does anyone know how close this dance was to the unfortunate night in Boston? The following night perhaps? Anyway, this is probably the last recording of the great Early B.
Enjoy..."

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Mister Soundtapes wrote:: Jah Love dance from 1994 in New York.
Daddy U-Roy, Brigadier, Charlie Chaplin, Early B, Ranking Joe & Sister Carol.

Thanks to Chimino, who wrote: "The first side is a 35-minute early warm on Addies' machine, beginning with the Yabby You anthem.
The second side has vibes from Daddy U-Roy, Brigadier, Charlie Chaplin, Early B, Ranking Joe & Sister Carol.

Now, Early B was murdered in 1994 at a Jah Love dance in Boston. Does anyone know how close this dance was to the unfortunate night in Boston? The following night perhaps? Anyway, this is probably the last recording of the great Early B.
Enjoy..."

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