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Shootyz Groove
Shootyz Groove formed in Kingston in the late 1980s, with Tony "Capleton" Rebel handling vocals and songwriting. The band's debut album "Jah Jah Children"...
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Dear God (Oh My God)
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Diamond Mind
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Anchor
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Blow Your Top
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Easily
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Faithful
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Fantasy #5
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Groovyland
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Interzone
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L Train
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Lillypad
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Mad For It
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Manhole
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Maxin' Clockin' Z's
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NYC Minute
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Nothing For You
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Shootyz Groove formed in Kingston in the late 1980s, with Tony "Capleton" Rebel handling vocals and songwriting. The band's debut album "Jah Jah Children" came out in 1995, followed by records like "Steppin' Razor" in 1997 and "The Fighting Spirit" in 2002.
Their songs include "Dear God (Oh My God)", "Diamond Mind", and "Anchor". Capleton's lyrics often addressed social issues, which sometimes sparked debate while connecting with listeners.
They worked with other Jamaican artists like Beres Hammond and Sizzla. The lineup included Anthony "Screechy" Brissett on bass, Donald "Tabby" Shaw on drums, Michael "Mikey" Palmer on guitar, and Everton "Flava" Bonner on keyboards.
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