Lucky Phillip Dube is a rastafarian and raggae musician, he was born August 3 1964 in a town named Ermelo, Transvaal (now Mpumalanga), South Africa. His birth was a miracle as he was born after so many failed pregnancies, he is tagged a special child.
His love for music started at childhood when he joined the choir and at age 18, he joined his cousin to form a band.
Lucky Dube was known as the biggest music export in South Africa as he has recorded 22 music both in zulu and English language.
He is also popular as he is tagged the biggest African raggae artist.
Lucky Dube is a good vocalist who can play the guitar and the keyboard very well. He was signed to a record label known as Rykodisc, Gallo Record Company.
His back up and instrutmentalist are called The Love Brothers, and also he as worked with the Remlius too.
Lucky Dube added acting to his strong musical career and starred in voice in the dark, getting lucky and lucky strikes back.
List of songs he has sang and released.
Mbaqanga Edit
Lengane Ngeyethu (1981)
Kudala Ngikuncenga (1982)
Kukuwe (1983)
Abathakathi (1984)
Ngikwethembe Na? (1985)
Umadakeni (1987)
Afrikaans Edit
Die Kaapse Dans ("Cape Dance") (1986) – as Oom Hansie
Help My Krap ("Help Me Scratch") (1986) EP – as Oom Hansie
Reggae Edit
Rastas Never Dies (1984) EP
Remember Me (1994)
Think About the Children (1985)
Slave (1987)
Together As One (1988)
Prisoner (1989)
Captured Live (1990)
House of Exile (1991)
Victims (1993)
Trinity (1995)
Taxman (1997)
The way It Is (1999)
Soul Taker (2001)
The Other Side (2003)
Respect (2006)
Compilation Edit
Serious Reggae Business sang by Dube and Richard (1996)
Live in Jamaica (2000)
The Rough Guide To Lucky Dube (2001)
Lucky Dube Live in Uganda (2003)
Retrospective (2008)
The Ultimate Lucky Dube (2011)
Lucky Dube meets Uganda's Buka Buka 2003
Lucky Dube meets Rwanda's souve souve 2004
The Times We've Shared (2017)
The Victim
Reference
Lucky Dube life was cut short after he was murdered by 5 robbers carjackers who believes he was a Nigerian and shot him.
He died on 18 October 2007 at Johannesburg, South Africa.
