Biography:
The Aggrolites are a reggae band from Los Angeles, California. The Aggrolites are an amalgamation of two previous Los Angeles reggae and ska bands, the Vessels and the Rhythm Doctors, and were originally formed in 2002 as an in-concert backing band for reggae icon Derrick Morgan. The band were asked to record music for a new album for Morgan, and though the actual project was never released, the recording sessions inspired the Aggrolites to become a permanent band.
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Song is played with ska feel.
Verse:
E
Deep down south in the thick boondocks
There lived this boy named Nick-Bob cox
B
Today was daddy's special day for him,
E
He brought home son his first violin
Now pappy said young boy make me proud
You learn a song and play it loud.
B
This country music should come deep with in
E
So sit down boy and let's begin.
Now here's the fiddle and here's the bow.
Son shook his head and said pappy no!!
B
What is it boy? Are you feeling sick?
E
Nick-Bob said with all respect.
Chorus:
E
I need more soul with my music.
I got to have to have reggae reggae music.
B
I don't need no countryman fiddle.
E
I need a real cool sound.
Verse 2:
E
Now pappy got mad but he did not shout.
He said now what's this sound your speaking about?
B
Nick-Bob left, came back with a radio
E
Said now here's something pappy you gotta know.
Some heavy drums and some heavy bass,
that social message to set that face.
B
And then pappy got up he began to move.
E
He said I feel it son I feel the groove.
[CHORUS} 2X
E
Now Pappy liked what sound filled the room
But it'd be better if the bass would boom
B
So go out to the shed, get the hammer nails and wood
E
Cause we're gonna make this reggae sound as it should
Time went by as they worked non stop
Two masterminds in the game wood shop
B
The sound system they built, it ain't no joke
E
So they brought it out to show all the country folks
[CHORUS]
Verse:
E
Deep down south in the thick boondocks
There lived this boy named Nick-Bob cox
B
Today was daddy's special day for him,
E
He brought home son his first violin
Now pappy said young boy make me proud
You learn a song and play it loud.
B
This country music should come deep with in
E
So sit down boy and let's begin.
Now here's the fiddle and here's the bow.
Son shook his head and said pappy no!!
B
What is it boy? Are you feeling sick?
E
Nick-Bob said with all respect.
Chorus:
E
I need more soul with my music.
I got to have to have reggae reggae music.
B
I don't need no countryman fiddle.
E
I need a real cool sound.
Verse 2:
E
Now pappy got mad but he did not shout.
He said now what's this sound your speaking about?
B
Nick-Bob left, came back with a radio
E
Said now here's something pappy you gotta know.
Some heavy drums and some heavy bass,
that social message to set that face.
B
And then pappy got up he began to move.
E
He said I feel it son I feel the groove.
[CHORUS} 2X
E
Now Pappy liked what sound filled the room
But it'd be better if the bass would boom
B
So go out to the shed, get the hammer nails and wood
E
Cause we're gonna make this reggae sound as it should
Time went by as they worked non stop
Two masterminds in the game wood shop
B
The sound system they built, it ain't no joke
E
So they brought it out to show all the country folks
[CHORUS]
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