I was devastated at the news of Lucky Dubes death.May his peace loving soul rest in the bossom of God the creator.

my memory of lucky dube the greatest and most respected person and reggae artist, i am a south african living in newyork and his music lifts and will continue to lift my spirits may god protect his family and watch over them. rest in peace lucky

my memory of lucky dube, the greatest and most respected person and reggae star in the world. i am a south african living in newyork but luckys music always lifts and will continue to lift my spirits when i am homesick my god watch over his family and give them strenth lucky you will always be in my heart because reggae is strong

my memory of lucky dube, the greatest and most respected person and reggae star in the world. i am a south african living in newyork but luckys music always lifts and will continue to lift my spirits when i am homesick my god watch over his family and give them strenth lucky you will always be in my heart because reggae is strong

Lucky Dube, you have left a legacy of love, peace and acceptance behind...thank you for this, and for the music, be at peace my friend, rest sweetly.

Lucky, although you are gone but your spirit lives forever.. I pray for you today and always.. May God be with your loved once you have left behind

May you soul rest in peace and your memories last forever. your music has touched me and millions of others around the globe and i was sad to learn about the tragic death which happened through the hands of mindless criminals and am praying justice will be done and they will be brought to light.

I would like to say this to Lucky Dube's family. Please, let keep his words alive by not giving up on his music, especially, reggae music. i would to spread my thank to lucky dube's band by being there for him all this time, but the fool took our brother away from us, it's sad, sad, sad ,sad, and sad!. but let track down those greedy monsters who are responsible for his murder of our love one.

It going to take me many years ahead before the death of our great musician LUCKY DUBE will be off in my head.may the Almighty God keep his soul in Paradise.until we meet again.

My name is FRED NANA SASU WILLIAMS.from Ghana.in fact the legend was my dream when it comes to reggae music.in fact we have lost a great musician.may the Good Lord keep him on his right arm untill we meet again.my condolences to the berieved family.iam still grieving and mourning him.

Lucky, my amazing teacher Lucky, I love you and for every you will be in my heart. No body can stop regge and also no body can stop me to tell "YOU ARE GREAT HEART OF AFRICA AND ALSO SUNSHINE OF ALL WORLD". God bless your soul and heart. You will be never forgotten by good people.

ithink dube is the best musican africa has ever produced we miss you dearily and we love you always...RONNIE.KALULE from uganda.

You are kill today, but they can kill you tomorrow. May his soul rest in peace, I Love Lucky Dube from the bottom of my heart. See anytime i hear his music tears from my eyes keep on falling.

You are kill today, but they can kill you tomorrow. May his soul rest in peace, I Love Lucky Dube from the bottom of my heart. See anytime i hear his music tears from my eyes keep on falling.

Rest n peace Lucky jast want 2 express my greatestshock & symphathy about the untimely death of our hero & king of reggae ,one and only one lucky duve.may ur soul rest n internal peace By Siyata Eustace Mr Music Namibia Cell:002643232648

Everyone will miss you dearly. Rest In Peace

I am a Nigerian far away from my home africa and suddenly i bumped into this news on the 17th of november on the internet. I weep so sadly cause you are an inpiration to my music and all the songs i have written. I love you so much and prayed everyday I get popular enough to meet you. Oh my God I feel so so so sad. Rest in peace and i will too, cause my career is over without you.

Feel sorry for you but I wish that one from up above with wil welcomin' up so dat we will meet there....rest in peace.

Lucky Dube, you came into our world and ruled as a true African reggae king. We will never forget you cause you have taken our souls.

Lucky, rest in peace. This crime will prevail but not for long. we (Rasta children) getting strong by the powers of the Most High. Its unfortunate i did make to meet you lively but i do understand that one day one time we will meet in this Holy hills (Zion) JAH bless en keep you soul in eternity. AMEN.

Lucky, rest in peace. This crime will prevail but not for long. we (Rasta children) getting strong by the powers of the Most High. Its unfortunate i did make to meet you lively but i do understand that one day one time we will meet in this Holy hills (Zion) JAH bless en keep you soul in eternity. AMEN.

I jus want to espress my sympathy on the tragic and untimely death of our great hero lucky dube. this is a clear manefestation of the high crime rate in south Africa and the government should seize this opportunity to tackle this issue. I pray that his soul rest in perfect peace

Good Guys Die Young He lived as a hero and died as a brave man we all know who he was,so the words can't express Him Rest in peace Allah Bless..

I fill so sad when i hear his songs coz now that he's gone but i know his spirit lives through his songs. people are just saw crazy here in Fiji over his songs, U hear em on the bus, taxi, shops, amusement centres, nite clubs and homes. Watching his concert here in Suva 3years ago feels like as it was just yesterday.

I remember first hearing Lucky in 2000. It was as if he was speaking directly to me; my soul. I can't understand why anyone would want to take his life because he is God sent, a real blessing.May your rest in perfect peace Lucky. We'll never forget you.

Thank u Lucky for bringing us music that will forever live in our hearts and mind. I was fortunate to have seen u in concert in NewYork this year and i thank God for that. For those who didnt get the opportunity to see your brilliant, magnificent performance missed out but they will hear about u. Your fans around the world will never forget u and your music will keep u alive in this world . Your fans will forever mourn your loss. We will miss u forever. R I P LUCKY DUBE

I am grieved, I am sad, I am mourning! Because a mighty oak has falling.Now, from whom am l going to enjoy good music from?Oh no!No wonder Jah is giong to destroy wicked people.

Tribute from Him “Ras Ernest Nestah Gondweh to……… The Late African King of Reggae - Lucky Philip Dube. A sporadic gust has been unnerved at the many Rastafarians world over in this era and age. We are together in one faith grief our own great Son of Africa who’s life has been taken away by those who agitate to destroy the religion of the Rastaman at all costs with a view to egulf the great philosophers that are world over applauded for the ideas that impart that true black consciousness in humans. It will be a shame if am left out in the offing without passing my proverbial & noteworthy tribute to this sovereign emblem of all times. I will briefly hint into his brief history that I for some time have gathered and shelved in my files at my Capital Hill offices in the remote surbubs of Lusaka were am confined to for the next two days to reflect and mesmerize on what has transpired the world over. The life of Lucky who was born on the 3rd of August, 1964 and gunned down on the 18th of October, 2007 in Johanesburg lives much to be desired. Africa and Zambia (EG Reggae Ideologies) is at pains to swallow the death of this great Son of Africa. Lucky Dube (born: Ermelo Dube) (pronounced: Doo bay) is one of South Africa's best selling artists and one of its most outspoken performers.. Although he initially sang in the traditional Zulu mbaganga style, his move to reggae in 1984 was sparked by his quest to express his anger against the oppression of apartheid. While The Village Voice observed, "The spirit of Lucky Dube's music and dance epitomizes the spirit of Black liberation", "Niceup Magazine" said, "(Dube's) lyrics have brought an original voice to reggae by chronicling the political and spiritual struggles of his South African breathren". Dube's musical talents were obvious from an early age. By the age of nine, he was conducting his school choir. After singing with school rock and roll bands, he joined his cousin, Richard Siluma's Mbaganga band, The Love Brothers. Together with the group, he recorded his first single in 1979. Inspired by the controversal lyrics of Peter Tosh, Dube moved to reggae in 1984. His earliest attempts with the newly-adopted style were met by strong opposition by the then-all-white South African government and his first reggae album, "Rasta Never Die" was banned from radio airplay. Without notifying his record label, Dube re-entered the recording studio and cut a second reggae album, "Think About The Children". The album became a major hit and achieved gold record status. Dube's third reggae album, "Slave", sold more than five hundred thousand copies. His prolific lifestyle in the Reggae industry has made him win a lot of internationally recognized accolades that date back as far as the 1980’s

although we never met in person you connected us to your soul your family and your life with your passion for music lol to you rip and we will keep you alive in our hearts

you have touch many souls ,make us rock the songs of freedom ,u'r gone but not fogotten may your soul rest in peace.

your love for the nation and your songs of freedom will live on forever may your soul rest in peace lucky you are the nations hero and the worlds hero at all times rest in peace lucky

"Lucky my brother ,the grass will never be greener on the other side till your killers are prosecuted "May your soul rest in peace "

his killers will know no peace except they repent. may his gentle soul rest in peace and may God give his family the fortitude to bear the loss.

his killers will know no peace except they repent. may his gentle soul rest in peace and may God give his family the fortitude to bear the loss.

what a absolute waist of so much talent. me and my family have been listening to lucky dube music for at least 15 years and finally got to see him in concert in newcastle england he was so good live and hes music will always live on rest in peace

How ironic that Lucky should be a victim of his own prophetic utterance "I'm sleeping with my one eye open, coz I think you're gonna come for me". Hmm... No more shall you sleep with your one eye open; for there is nothing more fretful than death. Take heart fans, the death of Lucky has left us a legacy that will unite us throughout our stay on earth.

Rastas never die ,but rest while the spirit lives on.It is evil -minded people like Lucky's killers who will live to regret.Jah Live!

every day your memory comes fresh in my mind although you're not my family member your departure touched me just as that of my bro ! i loved you your music will ever remind me that where ever you 're almighty jah has a good place reserved just for you, knowing that on earth you left pple shedding tears but in heaven you were welcomed with joy & praises rest in peace i'll ever remember you! the AFRICAN KING OF REGGAE! THE ONLY

The music and lifestyle of lucky dube impacted many; even those outside his own subculture. He will be remembered as a legend!

um dos melhores cantores de reaggae k eu conheci,neste momento o melhor, o desejo de k descanses em paz, iras estar sempre no meu coraçao.! the best siger i haver meet,i will miss you,but you still reaming in my memorys for ever with your songs,in my heart

Lucky Dube is a God sent messenger who has been an inspiration to me since childhood.His music and his is a testimony that reveals that he had a spirit in him that was rightoeus,educative,comforting and encouraging in our daily life situations whenever listened to.My heat goes to his family during this tragic time.May he keep on shining the heavenly vibes to us because even though he's not here in flesh he 's here in spirit. blessed. Barry

Dube i will always love,s because when i hear your music it make me soo happy

You will always be in my life through your music. I really miss you Lucky my brother. Why did it have to be you? Why didn't they just take the car and leave you alive? Why Lord? Why? I don't believe it's a carjacking, I will never believe it. Another conspiracy like the Diana tragedy...

suriname love you lucky from nickerie to albina

I was suprised of Luck Dube`s death. Where you also suprised Luck (if you hear me) by those who killed you? Why should you die at this age? Apart from what he has been doing successively, my mind was alraedy set to see him performing; to welcome the FIFA World Cup 2010. My dream did not come true. My heart is so sad and afraid. May God give him a peaceful rest, in Jesus` name. Amen. Yoram Karusya - Tanzania

peer pressure nor none other could negate the passion to excel nor blur the clarity of vision norconfound the singleness of mind.lucky embraced opportunity with enduring deligence and a deep sense of duty to overcome thehopeness of evil.his brief life the epitome ofpromise preserance,character and hope dark forcecannot kill that spirit nor sentense memory to death or light left on.