Rayvon-No Guns No Murder-CDM-FLAC-1994-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Rayvon
     Title   | No Guns, No Murder
     Genre   | Dance Hall                           Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | CD                                   Time    | 21:02
     Label   | Dope On Plastic Records              Store   | 1994
     Catalog | VPCDS 5399                           Rip     | 2022
     Bitrate | 770 kbps                             Size    | 121.12 MB
     Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     01. No Guns, No Murder (Hip Hop Mix)                            4:36
     02. No Guns, No Murder (Hip Hop Instrumental)                   4:36
     03. No Guns, No Murder (Accappella)                             4:01
     04. No Guns, No Murder (Pepper Seed Mix)                        4:16
     05. No Guns, No Murder (Pepper Seed Instrumental)               3:33
 Notes  
     The musical career of Rayvon (born Bruce Brewster) really began when
     the young musician-turned-rap/reggae MC met fellow aspiring artist
     Shaggy in a New York recording studio. Eventually the two recorded
     the regional dancehall hit "Big Up" in 1992 which garnered serious
     industry and popular interest in the duo. Rayvon collaborated with
     Shaggy as the latter MC's star rose to enormous heights throughout
     the world.
     Rayvon proved to be a valuable collaborator and co-vocalist on
     Shaggy hits such as "Nice and Lovely" and "In the Summertime". The
     two artists performed together on a massively successful world tour
     in 1993 and soon the appetite for a Rayvon solo offering began to
     build. A veteran of New York's reggae scene, Rayvon was content to
     continue collaborating with Shaggy and producer Shaun Sting
     International Pizzonia on various projects and even had a hit single
     of his own with "No Guns, No Murder".
     Eventually, a deal with Virgin Records was inked and Rayvon released
     his one and only full-length solo record "Hear My Cry". An
     accomplished record, this 1997 debut features fine production
     courtesy of Sting International and Funk Master Flex, among others,
     and guest appearances by Shaggy, Maxi Priest, and Rhonda Davis.
     Rayvon's delivery is smooth and soulful, his flowing rhymes
     consistently illuminate the MC's social consciousness and gentle but
     confident belief in humanity, positivity - the mystery of love and
     life.
     After a few relatively quiet years, Rayvon teamed up with Shaggy for
     the number one single "Angel" and by 2001, the MC's career looked to
     finally be shooting to the heights that many observers always had
     predicted. Also in 2001, work began on "My Bad", the
     much-anticipated full-length follow-up to "Hear My Cry".
     Produced by Da Big Daadee, "No Guns, No Murder" was released as a
     single in 1994.

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25M	01-rayvon-no_guns_no_murder_(hip_hop_mix).flac
21M	02-rayvon-no_guns_no_murder_(hip_hop_instrumental).flac
23M	03-rayvon-no_guns_no_murder_(accappella).flac
28M	04-rayvon-no_guns_no_murder_(pepper_seed_mix).flac
22M	05-rayvon-no_guns_no_murder_(pepper_seed_instrumental).flac
116M	total