Roots/Reggae/Dub Music of New Zealand

Roots/reggae/dub was established in 1979, Herbs were a New Zealand reggae vocal group and the 11 th inductee into the New Zealand music h...

Roots/reggae/dub was established in 1979, Herbs were a New Zealand reggae vocal group and the 11th inductee into the New Zealand music hall of popularity. In 1986, the song Slice of Heaven with Dave Dobbyn became the one on both the Australian and New Zealand charts. In 1989, Tim Finn joined the Parihaka festival and in 1992, Anniie Crummer bordered the hit single known as See What Love Can Do. Herbs were considered prominent of the Pacific reggae sound, having surfaced the way for the current New Zealand reggae groups such as Fat Freddy’s Drop, The Black Seeds, Breaks Co-op Trinity Roots, Kora and Katchafire
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