HOT OR NOT: COURTNEY JOHN – “LUCKY MAN


♫ Courtney John – Lucky Man

Meet Courtney John. This Jamaican born and bred singer has quite the following in his native country. He’s getting quite a buzz here with his Motown-meets-reggae vibe showcased in his lead single, “Lucky Man”, from his third album, Made in Jamaica.

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39 Responses to HOT OR NOT: COURTNEY JOHN – “LUCKY MAN

  1. mannequin

    This is HOT, sounds like old Studio One records.

  2. Geyonce[tha]Great

    Dang can’t listen to it… At work… boooooooo … Ill come and comment back later.

  3. Alaysia

    Nice, he’s not gonna blow up here in the US with songs like that though.

  4. K&K

    This is hot, the youngin’s won’t get it but this is good…

  5. bryant

    Love this.. too bad the general US public is retarded and does not support real music.

  6. aSunkee

    Of all the Jamaican artists to put the spotlight on, you choose this one?
    I get appeal of the Vintage “Studio 1″ sound, but there are so many other artists in Jamaica who do it better.

  7. Jose

    “Save Us All” from him is pretty dope too more synthesizer which shows his range as an artist.

  8. Katz

    HE HAS AN AMAZING RANGE, THE LYRICS ARE BEAUTIFUL, I LOVE HIS SOUND. THANKS CL, HE JUST GAINED A FAN!

  9. Katz

    I WAS NOT EXPECTING THAT GORGEOUS SOUND FROM THE PICK UP NOTES OF THE INTRO. VERY NICE HARMONIES ON “THERE’S NO HOLIDAY” PART. HIS RANGE IS AMAZING CONSIDERING HE IS NOT USING HIS FALSETTO THAT IS HIS FULL VOICE.

  10. Nate

    This song is magical.

    Concrete loop, you guys really did it right this time.

    Please keep adding songs that feel this good.

  11. Soul Touch

    Wicked track…brings me back to the old ska days. Will have the download.

  12. NubianGoddez

    Although his voice is a little too soft for my taste. I liked the song, nice vibe and goes back to the days of easy listening reggae.

  13. rayray

    HEY #5, ima youngin and i love this type of music. has a temptations feel. ‘im lovin it” :)

  14. I SPEAK THA TRUTH

    love this…what do the comments mean before…about “all the artistes in Jamaica u pick this?” Your musical mind is sooo closed…newho i love the song and the cover art…it is dope…i wonder who the designer is? Angel could u find out?

  15. London Lady

    I havent heard the song yet, I just wanted to say that in this pic he looks like Dave Chappelle LOL

  16. Booya

    The song is ok…too bad I won’t hear it again.

  17. Heinz

    the style is called Lovers Rock. check Beres Hammond.

  18. VESSEL OF BEAUTY

    LOVE COURTNEY JOHN…..HES BEEN KNOWN TO HAVE MANY HITS……ECPECIALLY HIS TUNE BABY TONIGHT http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gWQKmGh24A

  19. astroluvlee

    FYI…Motown meets Reggae is Ska…get into to it. This is how Bob Marley and the Wailers tailored their sound to appeal to the African American music market in the 60′s. Know your roots.

    One

  20. grant

    FINALLY! Good music…see, wack artists? it’s not too hard if you put in more effort than you do to blow your nose or wipe ya a**

  21. norman williams

    love the retro style bring forward many great memories & the sounds definitely reminds me of the steel horns carefully positioned in the trees in the lawns (dance hall) the days when stringing up a sound system really meant stringing up a sound no speaker wires on the ground.

  22. Davina Durand

    Blessed Love King, Love the song and ur voice. Wishing u much success. Guidance!

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  24. damarie

    good music will always live and never die. cj bless up

  25. MrsYFA

    Always happy to see quality reggae artists getting some shine.Very nice song and voice. Courtney John is a legendary songwriter/producer in Jamaica and he can sing, that’s a rarity these days. Thanks J. and Concrete Loop for the highlight!

  26. Sharon Gordon

    Love it!! Courtney John to the world!!

  27. Oblessa

    Wicked Track!!
    Video is just as sweet.its on VH1 soul!!
    Thank you Concrete Loop for finally putting up fresh new reggae acts that are not only dancehall!!

  28. kalen strachan

    i hafta say, dis song is so much betta live :)

  29. "Off Da Air"

    Fresh New, Old Skool Rockers. Time to brush off my Clarks boots.

  30. ackee

    Nice track!!! love his voice

  31. Kim

    JA to the WORLD!!! Luv IT!!!

  32. mz.twinkletoez

    love it! it brings me back to my roots.

  33. Kasius Loren

    THIS MAN IS SUN HOT! No wait BLUE FIRE HOT! You better ask some body! =] His voice is like melting ice cream….nice & sweet I HEART you STAAAAAAR! XO

  34. Evelyn

    I love this sound …and I love u Courtney …you r a Happy Man !!!

  35. KATRINA

    GROWING UP LISTENING TO GOOD MUSIC, ALLOWS YOU THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE GOOD MUSIC. LUCKY MAN IS. IT TAKES ME BACK TO WHEN THE SOUND STRING UP IN THE DANCEHALL AND THE SOUNDS OF SKA PERMEATES THE AIR. AAHH. THANKS FOR TAKING ME BACK CJ.
    MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT.

  36. cmaraj

    dayum i love dis chune!!! jamaicans we a run tings!! lol

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