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Nas And Damian Marley Album's Tracklist and Production credit
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This is tentative because, as of now, the release date is early March.

01. Intro (Something New) (prod. Damian Marley)
02. As We Enter (prod. Damian Marley)
03. Revolutionary (prod. Damian Marley)
04. Count Your Blessings (prod. Damian & Stephen Marley)
05. Belief is Key (prod. Damian Marley)
06. Africa Must Wake Up f. K'naan (prod. Nas, Damian & Stephen Marley)
07. Black Horizon f. K'naan (prod. Damian Marley)
08. Only the Strong (prod. Damian & Stephen Marley)
09. Our Generation f. Joss Stone & Stevie Wonder (prod. Damian Marley)
10. Empowerment (prod. Stephen Marley)
11. AID (prod. K'naan & Nas)
12. Let's End It (Poverty) f. K'naan (prod. 9th Wonder & Damian Marley)
13. The Earth f. Bob Marley (prod. Salaam Remix, Damian & Stephen Marley)
14. Black Man's Paper f. Erykah Badu (prod. Afry) [UK Bonus]
15. Weed On f. Snoop Dogg (prod. Damian Marley) (iTunes Bonus)



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Check out their panel with National Geographic in Washington DC. It's two hours along, so be aware before you start getting in to it. Description:

Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley explore the African origin of reggae and hip-hop music as they debate and celebrate the culture's global impact with a panel of pioneers - Live From National Geographic HQ in Washington, D.C. 12/12/09 - 7PM EST

Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley explore the African origin of reggae and hip-hop music as they debate and celebrate the culture's global impact with a panel of pioneers - DJ Kool Herc, DJ Red Alert, the legendary King Jammy, Rakim, Waterflow, writers Jeff Chang and Pat Mckay, and moderated by Sway Calloway of MTV.


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