Reviews for Lucky Dube

hey handsome why did you have to live this soon knowing how much the children love you so tenderly? but you know something, fare well. you are a rear gem.from Ogoja cross river state in Nigeria.

i was really shocked once i heard the sudden death of south african raggae legend Lucky Dube,i cant believe that the great man is no more,we shall miss him,am a radio presenter,when i play his songs on air,make me remember many things he used to potray in social,political,and every aspect of life.really it is a great loss.we miss you Lucky

The man who inspired many in the arena of reggae, the dreadlocks that was the parameters of circumnavigating the world of reggae is now a "past tense" in the presnce of"ngoma"time.King Haile Selassie bless Dube the mission well attained.I'll live to remember U.

Lucky was one of my favourite artist I loved him a lot I don't know how can they kill our prophet my sympathy to his family may his soul rest in peace. one love

"Heroes are the hope of a nation or a race. Each time we kill our heroes, we destroy our hope." The black race has lost another gem in our history again. I am really yet to get over the pain and the shock of Lucky's demise as a dogged fan of his music. Anyway, his death reminds all of us of the brevity of life and the endlessness of eternity. kennethaking@yahoo.com

It was unbeleivable when i heard that Jah guy has been killed, LUCKY DUBE, Jah will never leave the killers unpunished, The family of LUCKY, we are one take heart. For the freedom fighters; RESPECT; NEVER RELENT.

LUCKY DUBE, WE WILL MISS DEARLY. REST IN PEACE.
mbaoguchiedozie
NAIJA

Though you are dead but the truth is that you will always live on.
You will never be call the late in all my life including my generations to come.
Live on Lucky

AM A NIGERIAN .YOU HAVE MAKING ME TO BELIEVE SOMETHING JUST LIKE (NO MAN CAN HIDE FROM HIS FIRES SINCE THE WERE PART OF HIM THE ALLWAYS NO WERE TO FIND HIM.YOU ARE REALLY THE MAN IN MY HEART.

As a little girl, I always loved to hear my father replay over and over again, Lucky Dube's tracks, whenever he returned from touring the world. i would listen to differnt coulors, remember me, and prisoner and know that i also want to become a singer oneday... and sing like lUCKY DUBE, And whenever my father went back to the big world, i would hear the words " ...daddy whereever you are remember me in whatever you do i love you..." in my head and i would wait for the day my daddy would arrive. I never met you Lucky, but you've been apart of my child hood memories and i can't remember those day with out your song playing in my head. God great ly bless you, now you are safe in his bossom, where no one can harm you again. Rest in perfect perfect peace. I fell in love with you in 1993 and my heart has truly broken my God keep your children and my you live on in them and the rest of us who truely love you.

How can i forget my lucky? He is my hero, my music lord..Lucky pls stay cool wherever you are, though i know you are in the right hand of JAH...Those who kill you, has kill every good thing in their live, except you forgive them, but how possible? I am pouring tears as i am writing this and i will keep on playing your music until 7 good days before i give a break.

It is unfortunate that LUCKY is gone for ever!!! I can remember when he visited my country Uganda twice! He has been the most loved artist ever visited Uganda! His music is the only one playing on all the radio stations in Uganda here since he died! In dance halls and everywhere it is LUCKY's music! May his soul rest in eternal peace! AMEN.

why did this have to happen to this man!I never seen him performed but i listen to him everyday on my way to work when i am cleaning the house and whenever i needed some one to talk to me. I love LUCKY so much!I can't stop crying for him .I still can"t believe it. my heart goes out to his family and friends ,he will be sadly missed. REST IN PEACE LUCKY!!you will not be forgotten

A friend once told me of a girl who cried every time she heard the song PRISONER..it reminded her of her experiences during the war in Liberia..the things she saw..the people she encountered..I wanted to know who could sing such a song that moved a person so much..that's when I first experienced you; LUCKY..as I listened to PRISONER, I cried and could only imagine what she had gone through..that night in the basement of a friend's home in New York City, I embraced your music and never looked back..I admired you so much..when I heard you came to my beloved Liberia, I kicked myself for not being in the country at the time to attend that concert..you brought comfort to a war torn country..if only for a few days..everybody that spoke of that concert did so with so much pride and joy..never had an african artist made so much impact on so many lives internationally as you did..especially to your fellow africans..so someone please tell me..WHY OH WHY would anyone want to take the life of such a talented person..someone who sang through the eyes of so many..sang the words of what so many were afraid to utter..so it is really true then what they say..the good always die too soon..rest in peace LUCKY..we will always miss you..but at least at least we take comfort in knowing that we can still hear your voice and messages any hour, any minute, and any second of any day

i cant believe this i did not know anything bout it. i have always want 2 meet him. i always taugth he was better than bob marley. sd my condolence to his family and friends. im only 21 but i know alot bout his music i grow up listening 2 him and i will die listening 2 him.

Am writing with great sorrow for the loss of the Legendary man!Lucky was a man of his own en talented.Imagine being shot infront of his children! Oh God 4give lucky where he went astray en reward him for every thing good he did in his life!
I bought Lucky's CD so that he remains alive in my house and as a tribute to him! We shal miss u Lucky, May you rest in Peace Lucky.GOOD BYE.
Medi.K(UG)