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• She uses her abilities to defeat an evil Obeah-man and his duppy.
• Finally, and most importantly, Duppy Conqueror brims with humour and low comedy.
• The backing track was originally recorded for 1970's " Duppy Conqueror " but rejected.
• The leader of the ceremony greets the duppy ( spirit ) and then the night song begins.
• Barbados also uses the word duppy and it holds the same meaning as it does in Jamaica.
• Shelter Records also released " Duppy Conqueror ", the first American single by reggae artist Bob Marley.
• This is a song played for the duppy while he or she is told stories by the elders.
• It's revealed that the duppy is Mi-Jeanne ( Ti-Jeanne's mom ).
• Most recently, dancehall phenomenon Vybz Kartel released " Touch a Button Nuh " which mentions a duppy in the interlude.
• In 1970, his song " Peanie Wallie " was reworked into a song called " Duppy Conqueror " and recorded by The Wailers.
• The word " duppy " ( also : " duppie " ) is also used in other West Indian countries, generally meaning " ghost ".
• Tosh sings the lead vocal on " 400 Years " and Marley on " Duppy Conqueror ", " Small Axe ", " African Herbsman ".
• In Jamaica, under the name " duppy bat ", the moth is seen as the embodiment of a lost soul or a soul not at rest.
• Roots Manuva refers to a duppy possessing him in " Witness ( One Hope ) ", and released an album entitled " Duppy Writer " in 2010.
• Roots Manuva refers to a duppy possessing him in " Witness ( One Hope ) ", and released an album entitled " Duppy Writer " in 2010.
• There is coverage in the Gleaner, however, the coverage is only from a single reporter, and I can find no other sources that write about this duppy.
• The songs " Duppy Conqueror ", " Small Axe ", " Put It On " and " Pass It On " are re-recordings of songs previously released.
• The term " duppy " is used in Neil Gaiman's 2005 novel, " Anansi Boys ", in which it appears to refer to any ghost.
• In the Syfy television series, " Lost Girl ", the episode " Adventures in Fae-bysitting " features a babysitter named Lisa who is a duppy.
• The compilation is the UK equivalent of the Jamaican album " Soul Revolution ", with the songs " Memphis " and " Duppy Conqueror " replaced by several other tracks from the period.