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ENGLISH : Professional musical transcription (backing track) of the song "Back to my roots - Lucky Dube (PRO MIDI INSTRUMENTAL VERSION)" in the style of Lucky Dube in MIDI format.

FRANCAIS : Transcription musicale (playback instrumental) de la chanson "Back to my roots - Lucky Dube (PRO MIDI INSTRUMENTAL VERSION)" dans le style de Lucky Dube au format MIDI.

DEUTSCH : MIDI Instrumentalversion des Liedes "Back to my roots - Lucky Dube (PRO MIDI INSTRUMENTAL VERSION)", im Stil des Knstlers Lucky Dube bekannt wurde.

ESPANOL : Versin instrumental de la cancin "Back to my roots - Lucky Dube (PRO MIDI INSTRUMENTAL VERSION)" al estilo del artista Lucky Dube, en el formato MIDI.

On 21 October 2008, Rykodisc released a compilation album entitled Retrospective, which featured many of Dube's most influential songs as well as tracks previously not released in the United States. The album celebrated Dube's music and honored the contributions he made to South Africa.[20]The Roots Reggae Library has taken steps to store digital versions of the artist's mbaqange albums made in the 1980s. Five of the six albums have been retrieved; Ngikwethembe Na has yet to be found.[21][22]As one of the first artists to bring African reggae to the mainstream, Dube bridged cultural gaps within the African diaspora. What his music did was "[present] a praxis of cross-culturality and visionary possibility".[23] Dube gave Africa a voice and put its culture on the global stage by joining the global reggae community. Through taking Jamaican music back to its roots, he recontextualized the oppression and political struggles that reggae seeps itself in, bringing the basis of the diaspora back in conversation with the diaspora at large to allow for a more pan-African form of cultural expression. Dube's roots reggae brought African people to the table in terms of conversation about the black diaspora by mimicking Caribbean artists' assertions of African authenticity.[23]