The top tune we have for reggae fans today is "Lean on Me" by B.B. Seaton. This track originally came out in 1972, and is now available for streaming and downloading if you weren't so lucky to get it on vinyl! (If you do, show it off in the comments!!) Listen here on our "Sounds of 60s & 70s Reggae Hits" - https://PamaRecords.lnk.to/soundsof60sand70sFA #reggae #pamarecords #camel #vinyl #reggaevinyl #70sreggae #reggaemusic #livereggae #lovereggae #reggaeartist #reggaevibes #jamaicanmusic #reggae

"Lean on Me" is one of those rare songs that feels like it has existed forever. Written and performed by Bill Withers in 1972, its journey from a childhood memory in West Virginia to a global anthem is full of fascinating details. 1. The "Wurlitzer" Breakthrough Withers didn't set out to write a masterpiece that day. He had just bought a new Wurlitzer electric piano and was simply "running his fingers up and down the keys" to see how it sounded. He hit a simple, ascending chord progression that

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