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Master Blaster (Jammin) : ウィキペディア英語版
Master Blaster (Jammin')

"Master Blaster (Jammin)" is a 1980 single by American singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder from his 1980 album ''Hotter than July''.
==History==
The song, built on a heavy reggae feel, is an ode to reggae legend Bob Marley; Wonder had been performing live with Marley (billing him as an opening act) on his US tour in the fall of that year. Lyrics mention "children of Jah" and the end of the civil war in Zimbabwe. Stevie Wonder also plays drums on the track.
The song was the leading single from Wonder's ''Hotter than July'' album. It was a major hit, spending seven weeks at number one on the ''Billboard'' R&B singles chart, reaching number five on ''Billboard's'' pop singles chart in the fall of 1980 and peaking at number two on the UK Singles chart. The song includes the line "hotter than July", per the album title.

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