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- Produced by Damian Jr Gong Marley for Ghetto Youths International, Visual directed by Ras Kassa – Hynes Group, the dope reggae single is now available on i-Tunes clicking on the banner below.
- “He will take us by the hand, and lead us to the wonderland. If we cant be good, we’ll be careful”
- “YIMMASGAN” (Let Him Be Praised”) by Third World & Damian Marley
- “YimMasGan,” a Damian Marley-produced cover of The Abyssinians’ 1974 original. The song is available on Ghetto Youths International.
- Remaking “YimMasGan” marks Third World’s second time recording a The Abyssinians song. In 1975, they released their version of The Abyssinians’ “Satta Massagana.”
- “This song is almost as if we have come full circle,” says Third World member Cat Coore. “When we recorded ‘Satta Massagana,’ it was one of our very first recordings we did.
- In fact, it was the lead song on our first self-titled album.
- This song is giving praise and thanks to the most high Jah Rastafari for his presence, ever-guiding hand and inspirational vibration that we all feel within the Rasta community.” Cat Coore
- Marley is excited to have worked with the icons.
Listen to a new blazing Reggae song and watch the official music video posted below for “YimMasGan”.
Produced by Damian Jr Gong Marley for Ghetto Youths International, Visual directed by Ras Kassa – Hynes Group, the dope reggae single is now available on i-Tunes clicking on the banner below.
“He will take us by the hand, and lead us to the wonderland. If we cant be good, we’ll be careful”
“YIMMASGAN” (Let Him Be Praised”) by Third World & Damian Marley
“YimMasGan,” a Damian Marley-produced cover of The Abyssinians’ 1974 original. The song is available on Ghetto Youths International.
Remaking “YimMasGan” marks Third World’s second time recording a The Abyssinians song. In 1975, they released their version of The Abyssinians’ “Satta Massagana.”
“This song is almost as if we have come full circle,” says Third World member Cat Coore. “When we recorded ‘Satta Massagana,’ it was one of our very first recordings we did.
In fact, it was the lead song on our first self-titled album.
This song is giving praise and thanks to the most high Jah Rastafari for his presence, ever-guiding hand and inspirational vibration that we all feel within the Rasta community.” Cat Coore
Marley is excited to have worked with the icons.
“I’m honored to be working with some of my musical heroes,” Marley said in a statement. “Third World has played a great role in my development as an artist and I’m proud to be a part of their latest project.”
