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Roy Samuel Reid (28 June 1944 — 27 November 1999, born in St. Thomas, Jamaica) better known as I-Roy was a Jamaican DJ who had a very prolific career during the 1970s. Deriving his name, and to some extent his style, from U-Roy, Reid was also heavily influenced in his early career by Dennis Alcapone. With early recordings for Gussie Clarke, Glen Brown, Lee Perry and Bunny Lee, Reid established himself at the forefront of 1970s reggae DJ's. His debut album ''Presenting I Roy'' is considered a classic of its genre, and was followed up by a series of strong albums including ''Hell and Sorrow''. Linton Kwesi Johnson dubs I-Roy "the mighty poet" in "Street 66" on the album, ''Bass Culture''. ''The mighty poet I-Roy was on the wire''
''Western did a skank; and each man laugh''
''an feelin Irie; dread I;''
''Street 66, the said man said''
''any policeman come ere''
''will get some righteous ras klaat licks''
''yeah man - whole heap kicks.'' For several years from 1975, I-Roy eng
定義については、 african herbsman lyrics
a native or inhabitant of Africa
