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Chukki Starr True Guidance Album

00:00 Track 1 - Introduction 01:18 Track 2 - Positive Times 05:29 Track 3 - Gwan Dem Ways 09:14 Track 4 - Sweet Mama 13:17 Track 5 - What They Glorify ? 16:45 Track 6 - Forever Sing (Those Songs) 20:36 Track 7 - Hold Me Now 24:55 Track 8 - Elegant Woman 28:49 Track 9 - Eye 4 An Eye 32:38 Track 10 - Interlude ~ True Words 32:59 Track 11 - De Yoots Dem A Grow 36:51 Track 12 - Positive Times (Acoustic Mix) Hello everyone, It is with great joy that I share this album with you, in my opinion the best by Chukki Starr, which has remained unavailable on YouTube for years. Fortunately, I found my precious CD, which is quite old. I’ve carefully scanned the entire cover to provide you with an authentic version of this album. I wish you an excellent listening experience. Take care of yourselves. All rights are reserved and belong to ARIWA SOUNDS LTD & Stardom Products. Chukki Starr, whose real name is Tito Williamson, was born on June 7, 1972, in the Stonebridge neighborhood of Northwest London. He is widely regarded by many critics as the best Dancehall MC in Great Britain. Despite the reluctance of British fans to listen to and purchase a "homegrown" product, Chukki's perseverance has been the key to his success. He began his career at the age of 13 or 14 in Jamaica, where he toured with Danny English, who lived nearby in Waltham. Danny English took him to a studio for the first time to record specials on a track called "Lovers Choice." People began to appreciate his work, and for Chukki, this was his first foray into the Jamaican vibe. He learned the reggae industry in Jamaica and recorded his first track there. After releasing "Ghetto Youths Livity" in 1998 with Ariwa and "Forever Shall Praise" in 2001 with Bakchich, he released his third album with Jetstar, "From Crime to Kodesh" (Kodesh meaning the crystal city). The best toaster in London explains why he refuses to leave England, even though he still does not receive the recognition he deserves. With conscious lyrics and a sound infused with hip hop, standout tracks from "From Crime to Kodesh" include "One For Me," a remix with Junior Kelly called "My Only Job," and the track "Da Ghetto." In 2006, he also released an album with Jetstar titled "Can't Stop It," featuring interesting collaborations such as with Don Campbell. For future projects, having already established himself in Europe, Chukki Starr is expected to appear on a new album or on the numerous riddims that Jamaica continues to produce.