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This weeks show starts off with selections from Ini Kamoze, Barrington Levy, Half Pint, Luciano with Mutabaruka, The Twinkle Brothers, Burning Spear, Culture, The Maytones, John Holt, The Inturns, The Wailing Souls, Don Carlos, Barry Brown, Jashwah Moses, Nga Han, and Leroy Smart. New music this week comes from Linval Thompson and JonQuan, Scientist, David Fendah, The Mighty Gravillons, The Hempolics, Tarrus Riley, Ginjah, Royal Blu with Kabaka Pyramid, Etana, Humble, Ras Jem, Richie Culture and Floyd Afrika, Soulmedic, and The Dub Wizards featuring Fred Warrior and Nupah. Also this week we ride the Rasta Rasta Riddim featuring Kumar, Rapha Pico, and Skari. Enjoy! Ini Kamoze - Hail Mi Idren - Sly & Robbie Presents: Ini Kamoze - Taxi Barrington Levy - Hypocrites - Time Capsule - Ras Records Half Pint - Children Of His Majesty - Half Pint Music/Perpetual Luciano feat. Mutabaruka - Psalms 24 - Duets - Charm Linval Thompson w/JonQuan & Ticklah - Bound To Fail - Easy Star Records The Twinkle Brothers - Set Some Example - Underground - Twinkle Music The Twinkle Brothers - Dub Examiner - Dub Massacre Part 1 & Part 2 - Twinkle Music Scientist - Cosmic Dust - Direct To Dub - Night Dreamer Burning Spear - Let's Move - Calling Rastafari - Heartbeat Records Burning Spear - Dub Move - Living Dub Vol. 5 - Burning Music Culture - Behold - Too Long In Slavery - Frontline/Virgin The Maytones - Do Good - Boat To Zion - Burning Sounds The Maytones - Who Feel It - The Maytones - Do Good - Boat To Zion - Burning Sounds John Holt - The Burning Sun - The CSA Collection - CSA The Inturns - Jah Ho Jah - Consider Yourself - Pressure Sounds The Wailing Souls - Bandits Taking Over - Fire House Rock - Greensleeves Don Carlos - Plantation - Plantation - Tamoki-Wambesi Luciano - Where There Is Life - Where There Is Life - Island-Jamaica Barry Brown - Far East - The Channel One Story - VP Records Leroy Smart - Without Love - Disco Mix 7” Jashwah Moses - Jah Time Has Come (Rootikal Redub) - Sugar Shack Records David Fendah - Life Is Free/Life Is Free Version - Bass Lee Scientist feat. Donovan KingJay - Jailhouse - Direct To Dub - Night Dreamer Don Dada - Rise Up - Ruff Cutt Studio/Tuff Gong International Nga Han - Until War - Temple In Man - Roots Unity Music The Mighty Gravillons & The 18th Parallel - Crumbling World - Four Horseman Riddim - Fruits Records The Hempolicss - Wicked World/Wicked World Dub - Zee Zee Records Tarrus Riley - It Nuh Mek Sense - Don Corleon Presents: Finally Riddim - Don Corleon Music Duane Stephenson - August Town - From August Town - VP Records Royal Blu & Kabaka Pyramid - Light My Way - Easy Star Records Ginjah - Judgement Day - London Town - Stingray Samora & Natty King - You Give Me Love - Staudenmann/21st Hapilos Digital Freddie McGregor - Gatepass To Your Heart - Two Riddim Clash: Volume Four - Heavybeat Records Tinga Stewart - Inside My Heart - Two Riddim Clash: Volume Four - Heavybeat Records Kashief Lindo - One Drop Rule - Two Riddim Clash: Volume Four - Heavybeat Records Etana - Grateful - Nectar Of The Gods - Freemind Music Humble - Plant What U Eat, Grow What U Eat (No GMO Food) - Boxy Records Ras Jem - Cutlass - Royalty - Jah T Jr. Jah T Jr. - Cutlass Dub - Royalty Dub - Jah T Jr. The Soul Syndicate & Niney The Observer - Fittest Of The Dub Fittest - Niney The Observer Presents: Soul Syndicate Dub Classics - Jamaican Recordings The Twinkle Brothers - Mountains Of Dub - Dub Massacre Part 1 & Part 2 - Twinkle Music Aswad - Dub Charge - Island Presents: Dub 38 Hard & Heavy Dub Cuts - Island Records Johnny Clarke - Babylon/Babylon Dub - Cha Cha 12” Impact All Stars - Forward The Bass (Nick Manasseh Remix) - Select Cuts From Blood & Fire - Select Cuts Johnny Osbourne & Nick Manasseh - Black Starliner Remix/Liner Remix - Roots Garden Showcase - Roots Garden Mykal Rose & Subatomic Sound System feat. Hollie Cook - Happy Is The Man Who Finds Wisdom/Happy Is The Man Who Finds Wisdom Dub - Rockin' Like A Champion - DubShot Records Solo Banton feat. Joe Yorke - Acting Like That/Acting Like Dub - In This Time - Irie Ites Richie Culture & Floyd Afrika - Murder Dem/Dub Dem - Tuff Scout Records Fred Warrior w/ Nupah & Dub Wizards Band - Kingston/Under Pressure/Dub Pressure - Under Pressure - Time To Roots Chronicle - Rasta Unite - Dubwise Production Soulmedic - Walls Of Jericho - Firm And Militant - Jah Kebra Music Bounty Killer - Push Over - Stop That Sound Riddim - Irie Ites Jah Mason - Tin Pan Sound - Stop That Sound Riddim - Irie Ites Keith & Tex - Stop That Train - Greatest Hits 1966-1970 - Kebar Music Kumar - Bridge - Rasta Rasta Riddim - Boxy Records Rapha Pico - No Push Over - Rasta Rasta Riddim - Boxy Records Skari - Cease Fire - Rasta Rasta Riddim - Boxy Records Black Uhuru - Shine Eye Gal - Taxi Trax - Tabou1/Taxi Records Ashanti Selah & Dan I Locks - Vibes Up/Vibes Up Raw Mix - Dub Junction
¿Cúal es la banda más regguera del Rock Argentino? Earl Sixteen & Mutabaruka - Every Nubian Is A Star Boris Gardiner - Every Nigger Is A Star Dub Crixta x Artifex - El Sonido de la Planta Cobertura Nuevo Estudio Mega 98.3 Feda Roots ft LGDG - Rudeboy Shufflin de Israel Vibration - Día del Amigx Rasta Toots and the Maytals feat. Leba - Bam Bam Eli Ray - Semillas - Sesiones PelaGatxs Noticias: Alemania festeja la legalización del c4nn4abis La selección española de rugby entra en calor a puro reggae Julian Marley y su banda jugando a la pelota Manuel Belgrano, defensor del cáñamo en la Revista THC Laguna Pai llega a Colombia, Medellin y Bogotá Un Argentino @tonysoulmanok escribió un libro sobre Toots Hibbert Un comic sobre Bob Marley Bahiano pasó por el programa de Matías Martin Archivos Mixticall: Ska Big City en lanzamiento Supernova en Lucille - 12/6/2018 Conseguí todos nuestros productos en nuestra tienda oficial http://Tienda.PelaGatos.com.ar Apoyá al reggae unite a este canal para acceder a sus beneficios: https://bit.ly/YTBMembresiaPG Web + http://www.pelagatos.com.ar Escuchanos + http://bit.ly/PelaGatos-iRadio Bajate la APP + http://bit.ly/PelaGatosAPP Seguinos en: Youtube https://www.youtube.com/PelaGatosReggae Instagram https://www.instagram.com/PelaGatosReggae Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PelaGatosOk Twitter https://twitter.com/PelaGatosReggae
This weeks show is Part 2 of our 3 part review of the year 2023 in reggae music. On this best of 2023 episode you will hear music from Iotosh, Yeza, Alborosie, Macka B, Jesse Royal and Romain Virgo, Zion Train, Lutan Fyah, Little Roy, Perfect Giddimani, Hempress Sativa, I-Taweh, Christopher Ellis, Mutabaruka, Ras Jem, Robert Dallas, Junior Roy, Joe Ariwa and Askala Selassie, Keith Poppin, Abiyah Yisrael, Khalia, Burning Spear, Akae Beka, Sylford Walker, Josey Wales, Gappy Ranks and many many more. Happy New Year! Iotosh - Fill My Cup - Sound Ting Sophia Brown - Frozen - MusicMecka Records Yeza - Star Of The East - Rorystonelove Alborosie - Viral - Destiny - VP Records Macka B - Give Thanks For Life - Big Feet Records Dubmatix - Soul Ska/Soul Ska Stripped Instrumental - The Ska Sessions Vol. 1 - Renegade Studios Ed Garjae - Conscious Mind - Eternal Light Riddim - Selmad Records Jesse Royal & Romain Virgo - Hope - Easy Star Records Zion Train - Militant Sound - Dissident Sound - Universal Egg Richie Phoe & Kingston Express feat. Cheshire Cat - Blam Blam - The Foot Of The Mountain: Richie Phoe Remixes - Kingston Express Records Jerry Johnson - Rockers - Strength & Wisdom - Gerald U Johnson Lutan Fyah & Shams The Producer - Rasta Reggae Music - VPal/B Rich Records Macka B & Jazzwad - Jah Shaka Trod On - Jazzwad Muzic Little Roy - Woke Up/Woke Up Dub - Woke Up - Zion High Productions Perfect Giddimani & Ras Attitude - Bless Me - Giddimani Records Hempress Sativa - Sound The Trumpet - Charka - Conquering Lion Records Horace Andy - Let's Live In Love - More Fire - Reggae Roast Calibration Alert - White Yam - Torpedo - Dubophonic Records Christopher Ellis - Stick Together - Ghetto Youths International Glen Washington - Good Ole Days - Jah Children - Zion High Productions I-Taweh - The Capital - Evidence Music Jah Torch - Trod It - Praise HIM Riddim - Magic Touch/Brilli Productions CJ Joe - Focus & Humble - House Of Riddim Joe Yorke & The 18th Parallel - End Of The Day - Fruits Records/Evidence Music Spellbreakers - House Of The Father - Spellbreakers - Bona Fi Records Stinging Ray & Roots Radics - Fire In Your Eyes - Fantasy & Waitin' To Cross Caribbean - ChinaMan Yard Perfect Giddimani - Same Boat/Same Boat Dub - Ah Mi Yard - I Grade Records Quan Nelson & Addis Records feat. Mackeehan - Ratatah - Evidence Music/Addis Records Ras Jem - Who Are They - Royal Majestic Music Mutabaruka - No Church Today - Black Attack - Shanachie/Ariwa Kuanna - Rock and Come In - Silver Diamond Productions Robert Dallas & Manasseh - Bad Mind/Mindful Dub - Roots Garden Records Earl Sixteen - As We Come In - Friendly Fire Band Presents: Black Cab Riddim - Friendly Fire Music Cheshire Cat - Nuh Badda Mash Up - Friendly Fire Band Presents: Black Cab Riddim - Friendly Fire Music Rachaad Amarjii feat. Knatch Rychus - How Do You Feel - Rootical Vol. 2 - Delroy Pottinger The Rootsters - Sit Down With My Enemy - Rootsters Music Kenny Smyth - Feel It - Powerful Dread - Jah Solid Rock Junior Roy & Dub Shepherds feat. Hitman & Fiza - Babylon A Pass - Junior Roy At Bat Records - Bat Records Joe Ariwa & Askala Selassie - Survivor/Dub Survival - Ariwa Sounds Dub Idren feat. I-niverse - From The Dub Of Creation - From The Dub Of Creation - Dubophonic Records Ting A Ling & Krone feat. King Lorenzo - Stand Up - Blackbeard Riddim - Ting A Ling Abiyah Yisrael - Assemble - African Renaissance - ChaYah Studios Keith Poppin - Stand Up - KP Productions Dubtown Abbey Meets Omar Perry - Jah Jah Love/Jah Jah Love Dub Mix - Dubtown Abbey Meets Omar Perry - Dubtown Abbey Prince Jamo - The Badlands - The Badlands - Black Rose Ras Sparrow - Seek Jah First - Eloy A Carrero Mikey Dub feat. Cotilde & Joby T - Bye Bye/Triumphant Horns - Triumphant Riddim - Dubophonic Records Khalia feat. Tanya Stephens - No Answer - Stay True - Ineffable Records Hassanah - I Got To Go - The Real Thing - Upstairs Music Ray Isaacs feat. Tabby Diamond & Roberto Sanchez - Jah Bless The Rastaman/Jah Bless The Rastaman Dub - Anotha One Productions Burning Spear - Independent - No Destroyer - Burning Music Burning Spear - Talk - No Destroyer - Burning Music Scientist & Dubiterian - Police Dub - Free Brazil From The Invading Vampires - Dubiterian Akae Beka feat. Kabaka Pyramid - Glory/Glory Dub - Glory - Zion High Productions F.Y.A.H. feat. Steel Pulse - Freedom Fighter - Free Your Authentic Heart - VP Records Stephanie Joseph - Prophecy - Blacker Dread Productions Sylford Walker & Cultural Warriors - Eternal Days/Eternal Days Dub - Evidence Music Josey Wales - Hide & Seek - Celebrating Jamaica 61 - Tad's Records Gappy Ranks - My Selecta - More Fire - Reggae Roast
This weeks show starts off with music from Bushman, Garnet Silk, Gregory Issacs and Alborosie, Ini Kamoze, The Wailing Souls, Alpha Blondy, Ras Teo, The Prophets & Trinity, Patrick Andy, Michael Prophet, Barry Brown, Bobby Kalphat, Horace Ferguson, Delroy Wilson, Clinton Fearon, Johnny Osbourne, and Akae Beka with Kabaka Pyramid. New music this week comes from Solo Banton, Nga Han, Derajah & The 18th Parallel, Mutabaruka, G.T. Moore, Linval Thompson, Stephen Marley, Burning Spear, 5 Star Celestial, Mykal Rose, Bassajam with Marcus Gad, Mighty Mystic, Gary Dread, F.Y.A.H., Tarrus Riley, Sly & Robbie with Robbie Lyn, Cherine Anderson and Charlie Organaire, Pachyman, Dubmatix, Lee Perry & Bob Riddim, Dublerone, Collie Buddz, Skarra Mucci and L'Entourloop, and Mr. Williamz with Shy FX and Ms. Dynamite. Enjoy! Bushman feat. Charlie Chaplin - Conquering Lion - Conquering Lion - Burning Bushes Music Garnet Silk - The Rod - Reggae Anthology: Music Is The Rod - VP Records Gregory Isaacs feat. Alborosie - Dreadlocks Bridge - Rebirth Of The Cool Ruler - VP Records Ini Kamoze - Jump For Jah - Statement - Island Records Wailing Souls - In The House Of Jah - Back A Yard - Greensleeves Alborosie feat. The Wailing Souls - In The House Of Dub - Back A Yard Dub - Greensleeves Pachyman - Goldline - Switched On - ATO Records Alpha Blondy & The Wailers - Jerusalem - Jerusalem - Shanachie Solo Banton & Irie Ites - Dem Gone/Dem Gone Dub - In This Time - Irie Ites/Evidence Music Ras Teo Meets Lone Ark - Country Living/Country Living Dub - Ten Thousand Lions - A Lone Productions Nga Han - When Jah Speak - Temple In Man - Roots Unity Music Derajah & The 18th Parallel - Row Fisherman/Fisherdub- Prosperity - Fruits Records The Prophets & Trinity - Chant Down Babylon Kingdom - Yabby You: Jesus Dread 1972-1977 - Blood & Fire Patrick Andy & Yabby You - Give Thanks - Living In Mount Zion - Pressure Sounds Michael Prophet - Love & Unity - Junjo Presents: The Evil Curse Of The Vampires - Greensleeves Barry Brown & The Aggrovators - Give Thanks & Praise/Give Thanks (Lion Mix) - Praises - Pressure Sounds Bobby Kalphat - Behold I Come - Kingston Shuffle: Funky Sounds & Beats From Kingston Jamaica - Pressure Sounds Horace Ferguson - Great Stone/Great Stone Version - Ujama Delroy Wilson - Conference Table 12” - Can't Stop The Dread - Doctor Bird Records Mutabaruka - Banana Republic - Black Attack - Ariwa Records/Shanachie Records Clinton Fearon - Working For The Man - Mi Deh Yah - Makasound G.T. Moore feat. Goldmaster All Stars - Propaganda - G.T. Moore Music Linval Thompson & Irie Ites - Get Ready/Get Ready Dub - Irie Ites Records Stephen Marley feat. Ziggy Marley - There Is A Reward - Old Soul - Tuff Gong Collective/Ghetto Youths International Burning Spear - Independent - No Destroyer - Burning Music Johnny Osbourne - Right Time - Right Right Time - Baco Music AJ Brown - More Revolution - Shots Of Love - Brown Cat Records Akae Beka feat. Kabaka Pyramid - Glory/Glory Dub - Glory - ZIon High Productions 5 Star Celestial & Koastal Kings - Earthquake - Dubshot Records Mykal Rose - Freedom Way - I Give You Love - Donsome Records Bassajam feat. Marcus Gad - Appreciation - Real Step - Bassajam Records Mighty Mystic - Like A Souljah - Getaway Driver Riddim - King Ivier/Loud City Music Gary Dread & Nick Sefakis - Bravery - Zojak Worlwide Lila Ike' - Good & Great - Indiggnation Collective F.Y.A.H. - Oh, Oh, Oh - VP Records Tarrus Riley - With A Little Help From My Friends = Rub A Dub Soul - VP Records Josey Wales - Hide and Seek - Celebrating Jamaica 61 - Tad's Records Keith & Tex - Down The Street - Inna De Yard: Family Affair - Chapter Two Records Screechy Dan - Bandits - Daptone 7” Sly & Robbie feat. Robbie Lyn, Cherine Anderson & Charlie Organaire - Freedom - Taxi Jackie Mittoo - Stereo Freeze - The Keyboard King At Studio One - Soul Jazz Records Pachyman - Toyota Nuevo - Switched On - ATO Records Horace Andy - Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City - Midnight Scorchers - On U Sound Reggae Regular - The Dub (It's Coming) - Channel One Sound System: Down In The Dub Vaults - VP Records Dubmatix - Deep Roots (original version)/Deep Roots (dubber version) - The Dub Sessions Vol. 1 - Renegade Studios The Chantells - Natty Supper (The Erb Remix) - Select Cuts From Blood & Fire Chapter 1 - Select Cuts Dublerone - Dub For Kailash - Dub For Kailash - Dublerone Lee Perry & Bob Riddim feat. Yaadcore & Addis Pablo - Infinity/Infinity Dub - Destiny - Delicious Vinyl Island Sister Rasheda & King Alpha - Crowning Of The Century/Crowning Dub - Abendigo Records Jah Schulz & Donovan Kingjay - Chanting/Dub Chanting - Railroad Records Manudigital & Rastar All Stars feat. Yami Bolo - Jah Life So Sweet - Manudigital Meets Rastar All Stars - Rastar Records Soom T - Like A Dog - The Louder The Better - X Ray Productions Collie Buddz feat. Bounty Killer - Twisted Agenda - Take It Easy - Harper Digital Gregory Isaacs feat. Chaka Demus - Lost My Happiness - Rebirth Of The Cool Ruler - VP Records Bassajam feat. Twan Tee - No Bad Vibes - Real Step - Bassajam Records Maffi feat. Junior Roy - Tuff Like We - Killah Tape - Jahtari Skarra Mucci feat. L'Entourloop - Street Dance - Perfect Timing - X Ray Productions Mr. Williamz feat. Shy FX & Ms. Dynamite - Dance Haffi Nice - Digital Sound Boy Brother Culture - Sound Killer - All A We - Evidence Music
This weeks show starts off in a classic style with music from Peter Tosh, Misty In Roots, The Interns, Gregory Isaacs, Dillinger, Barry Brown, Don Carlos, Wailing Souls, Love Joys, Twinkle Brothers, Jacob Miller and Augustus Pablo, Johnny Clarke, and Keith Hudson. New Music this week comes from Ray Isaacs with Roberto Sanchez and Tabby Diamond, Burning Spear, AJ Brown, Mikey General, Mutabaruka, Buju Banton, Hempress Sativa, Tiwony with Johnny Osbourne, Soom T, Damian Marley, Josey Wales, Rachaad Amarjii featuring Knatch Rychus, Duane Stephenson, Dubmatix, Joe Ariwa, Lee Scratch Perry with Bob Riddim, Sylford Walker & Cultural Warriors, Lila Ike', Richie Spice, Aleighcia Scott, Marcia Griffiths, Honorebel, Skarra Mucci, Capital D, and Solo Banton. Enjoy! Peter Tosh - Recruiting Soldiers - Mystic Man - EMI Misty In Roots - New Day - Roots Controller - Real World The Interns & Ansel Collins - Nothing Is Impossible/Black Out - Roots Techniques - Pressure Sounds Ray Isaacs & Roberto Sanchez feat. Tabby Diamond - Jah Bless The Rastaman/Jah Bless The Rastaman Dub - Anotha One Productions Pachyman - Ruben Durazo - The Return Of Pachyman - ATO Records Gregory Isaacs & Dillinger - The Sun Shines For Me/CB200 - Mr. Isaacs/Leggo Dub - VP Records Barry Brown - Love Jah So/Love Jah So version - Can't Stop Natty Dread - Thompson Sound Don Carlos - Dice Cup - Lazer Beam - Culture Press Wailing Souls - Dog Bite - Stormy Night - VP Records Love Joys - Jah Light - Reggae Vibes - Wackies Twinkle Brothers - Never Get Burned - Twinkle 7” Jacob Miller - Keep On Knocking/Knocking Version - Who Say Jah No Dead (The Classic Augustus Pablo Sessions 74-75 - Greensleeves Burning Spear - Talk - No Destroyer - Burning Music Johnny Clarke - Guide Us - The British Roots Rockas - P-Vine Records Keith Hudson - Bloody Eyes/My Eyes Are Red - Channel One Sound System: Down In The Dub Vaults - VP Records Kush McAnuff - Come Away Jah Jah Children - Inna De Yard: Family Affair - Chapter Two Records AJ Brown - Jah Will Always Be Around - Shots Of Love - Brown Cat Records Mikey General - And Ethiopia - Irie Sounds International Mutabaruka - No Church Today/No Church Dub - Black Attack - Ariwa Records Buju Banton - Let My People Go - Born For Greatness - Gargamel Music Johnny Osbourne - Right Time - Right Right Time - Baco Music Hempress Sativa - Wisdom - Charka - Conquering Lion Records Hitman & Fiza Meet Queen Omega & Vale - Dem Wicked/Stiff Neck Dub - Tribe 84 Records 12” Tiwony feat. Johnny Osbourne - Many Are Called - Frequency - Evidence Music Soom T - Walk The Earth - The Louder The Better - X Ray Productions Alborosie feat. Kabaka Pyramid - Nah Sell Out - Destiny - VP Records Junior Roy & Dub Shepherds - Babylon A Pass/Babylon A Dub Again - Junior Roy At Bat Records - Bat Records Damian Marley - My Sweet Lord - Ghetto Youths International Josey Wales - Hide and Seek - Celebrating Jamaica 61 - Tad's Records Rachaad Amarjii feat. Knatch Rychus - How Do You Feel? - Rootical Vol.2 - Delroy Pottinger Duane Stephenson & Dean Fraser - Shining Sun (Roots, Rock, Reggae)/Nivata Riddim - Nivata Bob Marley & The Wailers - One Drop - Survival - Tuff Gong Bob Marley & The Wailers - Crazy Baldhead (Scientist mix) - Kenny Smyth feat. Earl 16 - Stronger Dub - Powerful Dread - Jah Solid Rock Music Akae Beka feat. Micah Shemaiah - Aqueduct/Aqueduct Dub - Glory - Zion High Productions Dubmatix - International Dub Instrumental - The Dub Sessions Vol.1 - Renegade Studios Alborosie - Dub Of Ages - Shengen Dub - Greensleeves Sugar Minot & Ticklah - Praise His Name/Dub His Name - Liondub International Joe Ariwa - Dub Survival - Survivor - Ariwa Sounds Lee Perry & Bob Riddim feat. Yaadcore & Addis Pablo - Infinity/Infinity Dub - Destiny - Delicious Vinyl Island Pablo Gad - Beggar Man Child - The Best Of Pablo Gad - Reggae On Top Sylford Walker & Cultural Warriors - Eternal Days/Eternal Days Dub 1 - Evidence Music Lila Ike' - Good & Great - Indiggnation Collective Richie Spice - Cyber World - Blackman Time - Richie Spice Music Aleighcia Scott - In My Shoes - Windrush Baby - Rorystonelove Hollie Cook - Happy Hour - Happy Hour - Merge Records Hollie Cook - Happy Dub - Happy Hour In Dub - Merge Records Perfect Giddimani & Yungg Trip - Herb Tree - Giddimani Records Honorebel - Hunting It - 444 - Phantom Music Group/Zojak Worldwide Marcia Griffiths - Niceness - Golden - Donsome Records Skarra Mucci feat. L'Entourloop - Street Dance - Perfect Timing - X-Ray Production Capital D - Gunz Dem Loaded - You Ready Riddim - Street Rockaz Family Solo Banton - Ruff Neck Scout - You Ready Riddim - Street Rockaz Family Roots Revival Riddim Force feat. Peter Youthman - Karma/Karma Dub - Tribe 84 Records
This weeks show starts off with music from Mark Wonder, Micah Shemaiah, Chezidek, King Lorenzo, Inner Circle with Freddie McGregor and Mykal Rose, Bunny Wailer, Sinead O'Connor, Burning Spear, Johnny Osbourne, Jasaro People, Earl Sixteen, Johnny Clarke and Jah Stitch, Paul Blackmon, Horace Andy, Peter Tosh, and Midnite. New music this week comes from Hempress Sativa, Wisedem Band, Prince Jamo, Mutabaruka, Junior Roy & Dub Shepherds, Little Roy, The Phonosonics, Tony Chin, The Rootsters, Keith Poppin, Jolly Stewart, Alborosie, Dub Idren and Iniverse, Nga Han, Culture Horn and Sammy Gold, Joe Ariwa, Dub Proof, Longfingah, Skarra Mucci, and Dubtown Abbey with Omar Perry. Enjoy! Mark Wonder - Power For The People - Reflections Of The Dragonslayer - Yutman Records Micah Shemaiah - Run Things - Jamaica, Jamaica - Evidence Music Chezidek - Serve Me Long - Ting A Ling & Krone Presents - Blackbeard Riddim - Ting A Ling Records King Lorenzo - Stand Up - Ting A Ling & Krone Presents - Blackbeard Riddim - Ting A Ling Records Inner Circle feat. Freddie McGregor & Mykal Rose w/Don Camel - Beat Down Babylon/Beat Dub Babylon - Still Beating Down Babylon: Junior Byles Tribute - Earl Chinna Smith/Dub Shot Records Wisedem Band - C Major Vibes - Heavy Load - One Wise Studios Bunny Wailer - Reggae In The USA - Rule Dance Hall - Shanachie Hempress Sativa - Strictly Roots - Charka - Conquering Lion Records Sinead O'Connor - Door Peep - Throw Down Your Arms - Sony/BMG Burning Spear - We Been There - Resistance - Burning Music Johnny Osbourne & Scientist - Give A Little Love/Dangerous Match Seven - Junjo Presents: Wins The World Cup - Greensleeves Jasaro People - Suffering/Timba Version - Suffering - Death Is Not The End Earl Sixteen - I And I/Rhythm I & I #2 - Teams 7” Johnny Clarke - Roots Natty Congo - Creation Rebel - VP Records Jah Stitch - Real Born African - Bunny Lee: Dreads Enter The Gates With Praise - Soul Jazz Paul Blackman - Earth, Wind & Fire - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie Horace Andy - Let's Live In Love - Dance Hall Style - Wackies Peter Tosh - Downpressor Man - Equal Rights (Legacy Edition) - Columbia Mutabaruka - Cutting Edge - Black Attack - Ariwa Midnite - Banking In The Pig - Ras Mek Peace - Wild Child Prince Jamo - The Badlands - The Badlands - Black Rose Junior Roy & Dub Shepherds feat. Hitman & Fiza - Babylon A Pass/Babylon A Dub - Junior Roy At Bat Records - Bat Records Little Roy - Woke Up/Woke Up Dub - Woke Up - Zion High Productions Phonosonics - End Of The World - Single - Cancon Joe Yorke & Yaksha - Rocking Ship - Steppas Records 7” The Co-Operators & Kitma - Flea Bite/Return Of The Flea - Waggle Dance Records Johnny Osbourne - Chain Grabber - Jammy's Presents: Cries From The Youth - VP Records Admiral Tibet - Why Should I - Jammy's Presents: Cries From The Youth - VP Records Tony Chin - Fight Natty Fight - Rough Sounds The Rootsters - Sit Down With My Enemy - Rootsters Music Keith Poppin - Stand Up - KP Productions Kumar Fyah - My Time - We Remember Bob Andy - VP Records Jolly Stewart - High Grade - Critical Purple Riddim - Roll & Record R.C. - Rules Of Rastaman Yard - Penthouse Showcase Vol. 11 - Penthouse Records Shuga feat. Ikaya - Dat Nuh Guh Work - Penthouse Showcase Vol. 11 - Penthouse Records D Major - Mind Yuh Business - Penthouse Showcase Vol. 11 - Penthouse Records Sugar Minott - Give The People What They Want - Jammys From The Roots 1977-1985 - Greensleeves King Jammy - Quarantined In Dub - King Jammy Destroy's The Virus With Dub - VP Records Alborosie - Chemical Disfunction - Embryonic Dub - Greensleeves Dub Idren feat. I-niverse - From The Dub Of Creation - From The Dawn Of Creation - Dubophonic Records Ras Negus I - Education - Cooloo (dub poetry) - Silver Diamond Productions Sinead O'Connor - War - Throw Down Your Arms - Sony/BMG Inner Circle & The Fatman Riddim Section - Fidel At The Control - Heaveyweight Dub/Killer Dub - Blood & Fire Horace Andy - Sleepy's Night Cap - Midnight Scorchers - On U Sound Nga Han - Revolute/Revolute Version - Temple In Man - Majestic Vision Culture Horn feat. Sammy Gold & Jah Papu - Jah Creator Dubplate Style/Higher Melodica - Jah Creator - Dubophonic Records Joe Ariwa - Return Of The Warrior - Survivor - Ariwa Sounds Dub Proof - SOS Dub (Earthdub mix) - Neptune Earthdub Mixes - Dub Proof Music Dub Proof - SOS - Neptune - Green Stream Alborosie - Smoking Dub - Shengen Dub - VP Records Lonfingah & The Sub Pressure Band feat. Parly B - Worldwide - Human Invasion - GuerillJah Productions Skarra Mucci feat. Yanis Odua - Roots Rock Reggae - X Ray Productions Dubtown Abbey Meets Omar Perry - Rub A Dub/Rub A Dub (dub mix) - Dubtown Abbey Meets Omar Perry - Dubtown Abbey Arise Roots - Selecta - Selecta EP - Arise Roots Dub Pistols feat. Cheshire Cat - Spitfire - Frontline - Cyclone Records Reggae Roast feat. Mr. Williamz - Never B4 - Turn Up The Heat - Reggae Roast Tippa Lee - Rasta Dance/Rasta Hi Power - Cultural Ambassador Deluxe - Stones Throw Records
This weeks show starts off with classics from Johnny Osbourne, Culture, The Itals, The Gladiators, Barrington Levy, Scientist, The Mighty Diamonds, Everton Blender, Sugar Minott, Dennis Brown, Barry Brown, Dennis Walks, Junior Ross, The Heptones, Hopeton Lewis, Azul, Israel Vibration, and Soul Power & Sound. New music this week comes from Little Roy, Joe Yorke and the 18th Parallel, The Rootsters, The Spellbreakers, Sleepy Wonder, CJ Joe, Sanchez, Perfect Giddimani, Sizzla, Cat Coore, Jelliss, Aleighcia Scott, Stinging Ray, Derajah and the 18th Parallel, Mutabaruka, Jah Tung with Kabaka Pyramid, Shuga, Ed Garjae, Mellow Mood, and Hempress Sativa with Sister Carol and Sister Nancy. Enjoy! Johnny Osbourne - Truth & Rights - Inna De Yard: Family Affair - Chapter Two Records Culture - Natty Dread Taking Over - Two Sevens Clash: The 30th Anniversary Edition - Shanachie Records The Itals - In Deh - Mind Over Matter - Ital Music The Gladiators - My Thoughts - Calling Rastafari - Nighthawk Barrington Levy - A Yah Me Deh/A Yah Me Deh version - Roots From The Yard 7” Scientist - Baltimore Dub - Dub From The Ghetto - Ras Records The Mighty Diamonds - White Squall/White Squall Dub - Better Days - Global Beats Everton Blender - Man Is Unjust - Lift Up Your Head - Heartbeat Sugar Minott - Love Of Jah - Sugar & Spice - Ras Records Dennis Brown - Bubbling Fountain (dubplate mix)/Ray Symbolic Love Jah Dub Special - Ranking Joe 12” Barry Brown - Love Jah So - Can't Stop Natty Dread - Thompson Sound Dennis Walks - Almighty I - Reggae Anthology: Joe Gibbs Scorchers From the Mighty Two - VP Records Junior Ross & The Spear - Hold Them Prophecy - I Can Hear The Children Singing 1975-1978 - Blood & Fire The Heptones - Cool Rasta - Cool Rasta - Trojan Records Hopeton Lewis - This Music Got Soul - Take It Easy - Island Records Azul - Black Rose (Part 1) - Rawse Records 7” Soul Power & Sound - Yard Music (extended) - In Dub Procedure - Hornin' Sounds Israel Vibration - The Same Song - Power Of The Trinity: Skelly Vibes - Ras Records Little Roy - Woke Up - Woke Up - Zion High Productions Joe Yorke & The 18th Parallel - End Of The Day - Fruits Records The Rootsters - Sit Down With My Enemy/Peace Chalice Day - Rootsters Music The Spellbreakers - We Are The Change - Spellbreakers - Bona Fi Records Sleepy Wonder - Lion Of Judah - No Choice Music Group CJ Joe - Focus & Humble - House Of Riddim Sanchez - Nah Back Down - Tad's Records Perfect Gddimani - Hard Ears - Ah Mi Yard - I Grade Records Junior Kelly - Black African Star - Jet Star Presents: Reality Calling Vol. 1 - Jet Star Napthali Koyah feat. Sizzla - System - Stepping Into Roots Vizions Riddim - Evidence Music Napthali Koyah feat. Cat Coore - Queen Of Sheeba - Stepping Into Roots Vizions Riddim - Evidence Music Tony Chin - Babylon Pressure - Karma - Rough Sounds Jelliss - Love Like This - If Feet Could Talk - Inner Sound Music Aleighcia Scott - Pretty Little Brown Thing - Windrush Baby - Rorystonelove Sly & Robbie feat. The Mighty Diamonds - Change My Mind - Sly & Robie Vs. The Roots Radics: The Final Battle - Dubshot Records Sly & Robbie feat. Big Youth & The Mighty Diamonds - Sunshine Girl - The Deejay Battle - Dubshot Records Stinging Ray - Fire In Your Eyes/Fire In Your Dub - Fantasy & Waitin To Cross Caribbean - Irie ites/Chinaman Yard Gregory Isaacs - Report To Me - Greensleeves Sampler 4 - Greensleeves Johnny Moore & The Druweeds - Mirage - Drumweed Black Ark Players - Cool Rockers - Black Ark In Dub - VP Records Crazy Baldhead feat. Maddie Ruthless - Take A Lick/Take A Dub - Happy People Records 7” Derajah & The 18th Parallel - Babylon A Quake/Dub Quake - Fruits Records Stranger Cole - Freedom, Justice & Equality/Freedom Version - Half Moon 12” Vin Gordon - Spill Over - African Shores - Tradition Disc U-Roy - True Born African - True Born African - Ariwa Mad Professor - True Born Dub - True Born African Dub - Ariwa Mutabaruka - Scratching Scratch Back - Black Attack - Ariwa Rod Aton & The Ligerians feat. Midnite - Trumpet Bush - Reasonin' - Wall On Stage Mellow Mood - Mountains & Waters - La Tempesta Dub Jah Tung feat. Kabaka Pyramid - Behave Your Mouth - Digital Degeneration - Evidence Music Eesah w/ Randy Valentine & Derrick Sound - Tired Of The System - Evidence Music Ed Garjae - Conscious Mind - Eternal Light Riddim - Selmad Records Shuga & Soul Rebel Sound - Skanking - Evidence Music Eli Mac, Inna Vision & Collie Buddz - Music Is The Remedy - Cali Roots Riddim 2023 - Ineffable Hempress Sativa feat. Sister Carol & Sister Nancy - Top Rank Queens - Charka - Conquering Lion Records Dennis Brown - To The Foundation - The Biggest Dancehall Anthems: 1972-1982 - Greensleeves Gregory Isaacs - Rumours - VP Records 12”
This weeks show starts off with classics from Wayne Jarrett, Yabby You, Leroy Smart & Prince Hammer, Junior Murvin and the Upsetters, Jackie Mittoo, Zap Pow, Martin Campbell, Johnny Osbourne & Aswad, Freddie McGregor, Barry Brown, Michael Rose, and John Holt, New music this week comes from Hempress Sativa, Derajah, Ken Serious, Ras Negus I, Ras Jem, Jah Torch, Macka B, Keith & Tex, Sean Paul with Beres Hammond, Glen Washington, Jerry Johnson Aleighcia Scott, Mutabaruka, Reggae Roast with Mr. Williamz, Richie Phoe & Kingston Express with Horseman and Earl 16 and Radikal Guru with Cheshire Cat and Vale. Also this week we ride the Bird Of Paradise Riddim as well as the Back Cab Riddim featuring artist like Fred Locks, Lutan Fyah, Billy Mystic, Earl Sixteen and Myki Tuff. Enjoy! Wayne Jarrett - Holy Mount Zion - Showcase Vol.1 - Wackies Yabby You & King Tubby - Warn The Nation/Honey Dub - Jesus Dread 1972-1977 - Blood & Fire Leroy Smart - Wreck Up My Life - The Don Tells It Like It Is - Kingston Sounds Prince Hammer - King Selassie M 16 - Africa Iron Gate Showcase - Dub Store Records Junior Murvin - Roots Train - Police & Thieves - Island Records Junior Murvin & The Upsetters - Roots Train Number Two - Kingston Shuffle: Funky Sounds & Beats From Kingston Jamaica - Pressure Sounds Jackie Mittoo - Ram Jam - Striker Showcase - VP Records Zap Pow - This Is Reggae Music - Zap Pow Again - Abengg International Hempress Sativa - Strictly Roots - Charka - Conquering Lion Records Micah Shemaiah - Run Things - Jamaica, Jamaica - Evidence Music Martin Campbell - Jah Love - Rootsman The Real Thing - Channel One UK Johnny Osbourne - Don't Bite The Hand/Don't Bite The Hand Dub - Simba Freddie McGregor - Run Come Rally - Roots Vibration 12” Barry Brown - Ketch A Fire - Can't Stop Natty Dread - Thompson Sound Michael Rose & Prince Jammy - Born Free - Trojan Records 12” Box Set - Trojan Records John Holt - Police In Helicopter - Police In Helicopter - Greensleeves Soul Shot - Got To Be A Better Way - Liars And Thieves - Soul Shot Music Derajah & The 18th Parallel - Babylon A Quake - Fruits Records Ken Serious - Defend Di Blackness - Issachar Muzik Ras Negus I - Psalms 35 - Silver Diamond Productions Calibration Alert & Stonface Priest - Carbon Copy Smile/No Honour Dub - Linkingstone Music Kingsley Salmon - Titan (God Moves On Water) - Barleyfield Records Capleton & Little Lion Sound - Get Up & Fight - Sound Killer Riddim - Evidence Music Ras Jem - Who Are They - Royal Majestic Music Perfect Giddimani & Ras Attitude - Bless Me - Giddimani Records Jah Torch - Trod It - Praise Him Riddim - Brilli Productions Fred Locks - On My Side - Bird Of Paradise Riddim - Big Bus Records Lutan Fyah - None Shall Escape - Bird Of Paradise Riddim - Big Bus Records Billy Mystic - Blood To The Horses Bridle - Bird Of Paradise Riddim - Big Bus Records Glen Washington - Good Ole Days - Jah Children - Zion High Productions Stephen Marley - Old Soul - Tuff Gong Collective/Ghetto Youths International Willie Nelson feat. Toots Hibbert - I'm A Worried Man - Countryman - Lost Highway Records Keith & Tex - Stop That Train - Inna De Yard: Family Affair - Chapter Two Records Macka B - Give Thanks For Life - Big Feet Records Jerry Johnson - Hard Times - Strength & Wisdom Sean Paul & Beres Hammond - Rebel Time - Dutty Rock Aleighcia Scott - Pretty Little Brown Thing - Windrush Baby - Rorystonelove Foxy Brown - Sorry (Baby Can I Hold You) - What A Bam Bam: Dancehall Queens - Shanachie Earl Sixteen - As We Come In - Black Cab Riddim - Friendly Fire Music Myki Tuff - Tek Weh - Black Cab Riddim - Friendly Fire Music The Aggrovators - Sun Is Shining Dub - Kaya Dub - Attack Mikey Dread - Resignation Dub - African Anthem - Ras Records Mutabaruka - No Church Today/No Church Dub - Black Attack - Ariwa Sip A Cup Meets Negus Roots - Conductor Of Dub - Firehouse Dub Vol. 1 - Gussie P Sly & Robbie w/ Ini Kamoze - Out In The Street Dub - Taxi 12” Zion Train - Revelation - Dissident Sound - Universal Egg Ark Aingelle - In Awe/Awe Dub - Habeshites 12” Hempress Sativa - Children Of The Emperor - Conquering Lion Records Damian Marley - Nail Pon Cross - Stony Hill - Universal Music/Ghetto Youths International Stephen Marley feat. Cham, Bounty Killer & Spragga Benz - Ghetto Boy - Set Up Shop Vol.3 - Ghetto Youths International Buju Banton - See Dem A Come Deh - Dread & Alive: The Lost Tapes Vol. 5 - Soul Of The Lion Chronixx feat. Chronicle - Big Bad Sound - Chronology - Soul Circle/Chronixx Music Reggae Roast feat. Mr. Williamz - Guiding Star - More Fire! - Reggae Roast Richie Phoe & Kingston Express feat. Horseman & Earl Sixteen - Ready Steady Go - The Foot Of The Mountain: Richie Phoe Remixes - Kingston Express Records Dub Syndicate - Lion King - Overdubbed By Rob Smith - Collision Gappy Ranks & Jah Tung - Nice N Early - 11-7 Records Radikal Guru & Dubbing Sun feat. Cheshire Cat & Vale - Good Ganja/Good Ganja Riddim - Moonshine Recordings Earl Sixteen - Reggae Music - Lick It Back - Reggae Roast
Real talk with the General - Howard Hendricks
In todays Archive the discussion of The Caribbean nations of Antigua and Barbuda and Jamaica are calling for reparations for the harm and injustices inflicted upon them by British colonialism. Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda announced plans for a possible referendum on becoming a republic, while the ruling Labour Party in Jamaica also plans to hold a referendum on the same issue. The discussion also touches on the role of the British monarchy in the transatlantic slave trade and the importance of acknowledging and addressing the legacy of colonialism through reparations.Leave a comment below and share your thoughts.This archive episode is credited to Democracy Now watch full video with link below https://youtu.be/V15N0A-Rx88Don't forget to send us a tweet and let us know what topics you'd like to see us cover in the future! Follow us now and let's connect. https://mobile.twitter.com/jahmazonStay safe and believe in yourself!
This weeks show starts off in a classic style with music from Max Romeo, Patrick Andy, Freddie McGregor, The Mighty Threes, Tony Tuff, Horace Andy, The Maytones, The Upsetters, Burning Spear, Bunny Wailer, Cornel Campbell, The Defenders, Al Campbell, Dezarie, and Mutabaruka. New music this week comes from Keith & Tex, Anthony John, Earl 16, Milton Blake, Sister Julie, Bunny General, Jimmy Cliff, Luke d, Adele Harley, Tanya Stephens, Protoje with Lila Ike' Junior Morgan, Israel Starr, Empress Naphtali, Rubi Du, Mellow Mood, Nature Ellis, Busy Signal, Ilements, & Lion D. Also this week we ride the new Ganjaville riddim featuring Chezidek, Queen Omega, and Mellow Mood with Pressure Busspipe In the dub zone this week you will hear dubs from Abja, Abassi All Stars, Bush Chemists, Black Uhuru, Med Dred & Shaky Norman, and Dub Spencer with Trance Hill. Extended dub mixes feature Barry Issac, Linval Thompson, Johnny Clarke, Patrick Andy & Yabby You, and Keith & Tex with Chakatack. Enjoy! Max Romeo - Milk & Honey - A Little Time For Jah - Mediacom Patrick Andy - Call On Jah - Living In Mount Zion - Pressure Sounds Freddie McGregor & Lui Lepki - Leave Yah/20 Miles Blackstarliner - JB Music The Mighty Threes - Don't Say You Don't Love/Don't Say You Don't Dub - Africa Shall Stretch Forth Her Hand - Makasound Jah Slave - Jamrock Dub 07 - Irun Lion Zion In Dub - Talka Tony Tuff - Run Come Come - Scorcher Horace Andy - Mr. Bassie - Midnight Rocker - On U Sound The Maytones - Come Along - Their Greatest Hits - Heartbeat Records The Upsetters - Three In One - Super Ape & Return of the Super Ape - Sanctuary Burning Spear - Tradition/2000 Years - Marcus Garvey/Garvey's Ghost: 100th Anniversary - Mango Bunny Wailer - Fighting Against Conviction - Blackheart Man - Island Cornel Campbell - Forward Natty Dread - I Shall Not Remove 1975-1980 - Blood & Fire The Defenders - Our Rights/Our Version - Micron Music Presents: Every Mouth Must Be Fed 1973-1976 - Pressure Sounds Al Campbell - Babylon - Universal Love - Peckings Dezarie - Mind Yu Own - Fya - I Grade Records Mutabaruka - Butta Pan Kulcha - Check It - Alligator Records Earl Chinna Smith - Butta Pan Dub - Dub It! - Nature Sounds Keith & Tex feat. Noel Bunny Brown - One Life To Live - One Life To Live - Sound Of Thunder The Uniques - Queen Majesty - Bunny Lee: Dreads Enter The Gates With Praise - Soul Jazz Records Anthony John - It Keep Happening - Tropical Life - Reality Sound Earl 16 feat. Miss Megumi - Heathens (Jah Name)/Asian Invasion (Megumi In Dub) - Moving Forward - Merge Productions Milton Blake feat. JR Blessington - Make A Move - Fend - Lion & Lioness Productionz Sister Julie feat. Rocker T - Forward - Heart Feel It - Heart Feel It Records Bunny General - Conquer - Raggamuffin 89 - One Love Records Jimmy Cliff - Here I Am - Refugees - Universal Music Group Lukie D - Got To Be - Antonee Records Adele Harley - One More Reason - Mafia & Fluxy Tanya Stephens feat. Singer J - Some Kinda Madness - Some Kinda Madness - Tad's Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Abja - Lion Walk Dub - Inna Red I Hour - I Grade Records Abassi All Stars - Humble Lion - Dub Showcase - Universal Egg Bush Chemists - Light Up Your Spliff - Light Up Your Spliff - Conscious Sounds Black Uhuru - Big Spliff - The Dub Factor - Med Dred & Shaky Norman - Flying Melodicas/Flying Dub - Dubophonic Records Dub Spencer & Trance Hill - Cypress Swamp - Imago Cells - Echo Beach Barry Issac - Zion Highest Region/Zion Highest Region Dub - Zion Highest Region - Reggae On Top Linval Thompson - Sukumaka/Sukumaka Dub - Jackpot Johnny Clarke - Them Never Love Porr Marcus - Rockers Time Now - Virgin Johnny Clarke - Poor Marcus Garvey Dub - Dancehall Selection with Deejays & Dubs - Jackpot Patrick Andy & Yabby You - Show A Little Love - Living In Mount Zion - Pressure Sounds Keith & Tex - What About Your Soul - One Life To Live - Sound Of Thunder Keith & Tex feat. Chakatack - What About Your Dub - Sound Of Thunder 7” ====================================== AbiYah Yisrael - In Paradise - ChaYah Studios Protoje feat. Lila Ike - Late At Night - Third Time's The Charm - Indiggnation Collective/RCA Junior Morgan - Free Myself - Free Myself - Yam & Banana Israel Starr feat. Lutan Fyah - God's Corner - Keepers Of The Flame - Bless Up Music Empress Naphtali - Ebb & Flow - Ebb & Flow - House Of Makeda Entertainment Rubi Du & Jafa Sound - D&G/Neighborhood Riddim (Trombone Mix) - Neighborhood Riddim - Jafa Sound Mellow Mood - Dub Jah Bless - Mañana - IIneffable Records/La Tempesta Nature Ellis - Battlefield Warriors - Drum Song Riddim - Filo Muzik Records Chezidek - Herb Dealer - Ganjaville Riddim - Oneness Records Queen Omega - Floating - Ganjaville Riddim - Oneness Records Mellow Mood & Pressure Busspipe - Free Up - Ganjaville Riddim - Oneness Records Sizzla - Got It Right Here - Da Real Thing - VP Records Fantan Mojah - So Many Problems - Rocking Time Riddim - Evidence Music Busy Signal - The Mood - Stingray Records Ilements - Free The Zone - Fort Artizone Riddim - Artizone Productions Lion D & Capleton w/ Livity Band - Warning - All In This Together - Bizzarri Productions The Hempolics Meets Macka B - One Law Fi Dem - Zee Zee Records
Songs about Marcus Garvey featuring Burning Spear, Precise Science and Mutabaruka. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radikalra/message
Guns of Navarone with Sean Paul, Mutabaruka, Jesse Royal, Capleton 'my gun', Jah Link 'Is it the end of time' asking are we ever gonna unite and fight for our rights, and Nego Hights with 'These are the days' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radikalra/message
In this interview mutabaruka speaks with tipppleX of wht is causing the down spiral of dancehall music
This weeks show starts off with classics from Johnny Clarke, Dennis Bovell, Culture, Israel Vibration, Mighty Diamonds, Black Uhuru, Edi Fitzroy, Linval Thompson, Johnny Osbourne, and Pablo Moses. New music this week comes from Clinton Fearon, Beniam Willing, Xana Romeo, I-Taweh, Lutan Fyah, Mutabaruka, Koffee and Marshall Neeko, Zulu Bob, Horace Andy, Protoje, Skip Marley, Jalifa, Daman with Max Romeo, Soom T, Dawitt, Tomawok, and Nuttea with Bernie Man and King Kong. In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from King Tubby, Soul Syndicate, Augustus Pablo, Zion I Kings, King Jammy, and Soul Revivers featuring Ernest Ranglin. Extended dub mixes feature Tristan Palma and The Roots Radics, Mike Brooks, Errol Dunkley, GT Moore, and Kiko Bun. Enjoy! Johnny Clarke - Peace and Love In The Ghetto - Creation Rebel - VP Records The Officials - Babylonian - Stand & Give Praise: Roots Reggae - Trojan Dennis Bovell & The 4th Street Orchestra - Za-Ion/Halfway To Za-Ion (Za-Ion Dub) - The Dub Master: The Essential Anthology - Trojan Records Clinton Fearon - Trod On - Breaking News - Boogie Brown Productions Culture & The Revolutionaries - Work On Natty/Natty Dub - Children of Zion The High Note Singles Collection - Doctor Bird Tom Robinson - Afrotheria (Sax Dub) - Afrotheria - Music For Life Israel Vibration - Same Song - Power Of The Trinity: Skelly Vibes - Ras Records Black Uhuru - Endurance - Sinsemilla - Island Records Mighty Diamonds - Chant Down War - The Real Enemy - Greensleeves Edi Fitzroy - Work On Mr. Farmer - Youthman Penitentiary - Alligator Linval Thompson - Dread Are The Controller - The Early Sessions 1974-1982 - Thompson Sound Barrington Levy - Blackheart Man - Junjo Presents: Big Showdown At King Tubbys 1980 - Greensleeves Johnny Osbourne & Scientist - Never Stop Fighting/Dangerous Match Six - Junjo Presents: Wins The World Cup - Greensleeves Pablo Moses - Dubbing Is A Must - The Revolutionary Years 1975-1983 - Grounded Music Beniam Willing - Jah Roots - Jah Roots - Abendigo Records Xana Romeo - Tafari The Captain - Reggae Roads Records Lone Ark Meets The 18th Parallel - Snake In The Grass - Showcase Vol. 1 - Fruits Records I-Taweh - Straight Fyah Bun/Straight Fyah Dub - Irie Sounds International Lutan Fyah - Trouble - Generation Gap Riddim - Red A Red Music Group Mutabaruka - I Am - Generation Gap Riddim - Red A Red Music Group Buju Banton - Untold Stories - Til Shiloh - Island Records Buju Banton - Hills And Valleys - Inna Heights: 10th Anniversary - VP Records Zulu Bob - Holding On - ChinaMan Yard Records Koffee Meets Marshall Neeko - Shine (Marshall Neeko Remix) - Marshall Neeko Horace Andy - Rock To Sleep - Midnight Rocker - On U Sound Keith & Tex - Tonight - Keith & Tex: Redux - Soul Beats Rudy Mills - John Jones - Greatest Hits - Rebel Sound Records John Holt - Ali Baba - Like A Bolt - Cherry Red Records Don Carlos - Lazer Beam - Tribulation - Attack Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - Dub In The Right Way (Dreadzone Remix) - Select Cuts From Blood & Fire - Select Cuts King Tubby - Dread Locks Dub - King Tubby Presents: The Roots Of Dub - Jamaican Recordings King Tubby - Rude Boy Dub - King Tubby Presents: The Roots Of Dub - Jamaican Recordings Jacob Miller - Baby I Love You - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie Augustus Pablo - Casava Piece - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie Augustus Pablo - Kinng Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie Zion I Kings - Manta Ray Canyons - Future Oceans Echo - Lustre Kings Productions Soul Revivers feat. Ernest Ranglin - Harder - On The Grove - Acid Jazz King Jammy - Dubbing From Home - King Jammy Destroys The Virus With Dub - VP Records Triston Palma & Roots Radics - Time So Hard/Dubbing Time - Showcase In A Roots Radics Drum & Bass - Abraham Mike Brooks - No Hope/No Hope Dub - Book Of Revelation - Nocturne Errol Dunkley feat. Julio “Dreadful” Finn - A Little Way Different/Differentah - The Dub Master: The Essential Anthology - Trojan Records G.T. Moore - Utopia - The Harry J Sessions - Partial Records Kiko Bun - Too Dangerous/Dangerous Dub - Panamah Records ==================================== Protoje - Hills - Indiggnation Collective/RCA Inna Vision feat. Bengali Arkangel - Troubles Behind - Reggae Lives Skip Marley - Change - Tuff Gong International Riddim Nation - Stay Positive - They All Sing Reggae - Rebel Sound Records Jalifa - Reggaelize It/Reggaelize It Dub - Incient Ras - Zion High Productions Daman feat. Max Romeo - Hurt - Life - Soul Beats Records Soom T - Bring Them Down - Good - X-Ray Production Dawitt - Pollution - Time To Roots Records AjahFyah - Warning Warning - Ruff Than Dem - Street Rockaz Family Ras Marcus Benjamin - Dread Inna Babylon - Dread Time Riddim - Rebel Sound Records Nuttea feat. Beenie Man & King Kong - Dangerous - Irie Ites Tomawok feat. MC Duc - Warning - Road To Wisdom - Tomawok Records Old Captial feat. King Daddy, Yod, Tomawok, & Lilly Melody - Soundclash Time Melody - Evidence Music L'Entourloop feat. Lyricson, Queen Omega, & Red Fox - Florilege - X Ray Production Sugar Minot w/ Luciano & Numa Crew - No Solution/No Solution Dub - More Life Records
This weeks show starts off in a classic style with music from Steel Pulse, Talisman, Black Roots, Joshua Moses with Dennis Bovell, Burning Spear, Pablo Moses, Third World, Barry Brown, Sugar Minott, Garnet Silk, Bob Andy, Ken Boothe, and Junior Murvin. New music this week comes from Horace Andy, Keith Rowe, Clinton Fearon, Jalifa, Soom T, Jah Lil, Soul Revivers featuring Earl 16, Daman, Koffee, Etana, Lila Ike', Jaz Elise, Naomi Cowan, Ginjah, RSNY, Mighty Mystic, Jah Tung, and Major Mackerel. In The dub zone this week you will hear dubs from Augustus Pablo, Pachyman, Jackie Mittoo, Zion I Kings, King Jammy, Muflon Dub Sound System, and Dean Frasrer with Ernest Ranglin and Big Youth. Extended dub mixes feature Barrington Levy and Roots Radics, Mutabaruka with Autarchii, The 18th Parallel with the Silvertones, and Sir Racha with Mighty Sharp. Enjoy! Steel Pulse - Steppin' Out - Rastanthology - Wise Man Doctrine Talisman - She Look Like Reggae - Don't Play With Fyah - Sugar Shack Records Black Roots - Juvenile Delinquent - On The Frontline - Makasound Joshua Moses - Africa Is Our Land - Dennis Bovell: The Dub Master: The Essential Anthology - Trojan Records Burning Spear - On The Inside - The World Should Know - Heartbeat Records Burning Spear - I Am In - The Burning Spear Experience - Burning Music Zion I Kings - Seahorse Bubblin' - Future Oceans Echo - Lustre Kings Productions Pablo Moses - I Love I Bring - The Revolutionary Years 1975-1983 - Grounded Music Third World - Lagos Jump - Reggae Ambassadors: 20th Anniversary Collection - Mercury Barry Brown - Guide and Protect Us - Right Now - Greensleeves Sugar Minott - Give The People What They Want - Jammy's From The Roots 1977-1985 - Greensleeves King Jammy - Quarantined In Dub - King Jammy Destroys The Virus With Dub - VP Records Garnet Silk - Love Is The Answer - Reggae Anthology: Music Is The Rod - VP Records Bob Andy - Ghetto Stays In The Mind - High Note 7” Ken Boothe - Is It Because I'm Black - Darker Than Blue: Soul From Jamdown - Blood & Fire Junior Murvin - Defuse The Bomb - Mervin Horace Andy - Safe From Harm - Midnight Rocker - On U Sound The Meditations feat. Al Campbell - Ah De Same Mouth - Smile Again - Mediations Music Luciano - War A Gwan - MM Productions Keith Rowe - Strange World - They All Sing Reggae - Rebel Sound Records Crazy Baldhead feat. Dan Klein - Save A Bullet/Save A Dub - Happy People Records Mighty Diamonds - I Need A Roof - Inna De Yard - Makasound Clinton Fearon feat. Sly & Robbie - The Human Chain - Havana Meets Kingston 2 - Cumbancha Jalifa - Hear Ye/Hear Ye Dub - Incient Ras - Zion High Productions Soom T - Get The Fruit - Good - X Ray Productions Jah Lil - Trouble Bubble - Silly Walks Discotheque Soul Revivers feat. Earl 16 - Got To Live - Acid Jazz Daman backed by Roots Heritage - Blood Ago Run - Life - Soulbeats Records Kenyatta Hill - More Vacancy/Culture Riddim Version - Culture Riddim - Honest Music Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Augustus Pablo - Real Rock - Rockers Pachyman - Foundation Sound - The Return Of Pachyman - ATO Records Jackie Mittoo - Wall Street - The Keyboard King At Studio One - Soul Jazz Zion I Kings - Irish Moss Dub - Future Oceans Echo - Lustre Kings Productions King Jammy - A New Normal In Dub - King Jammy Destroys The Virus With Dub - VP Records Muflon Dub Sound System - Journey Goes Dub - MOC - Dubophonic Records Dean Fraser & Ernest Ranglin feat. Big Youth - De Ranglin - Tad's Records Barrington Levy & Roots Radics - Robin Hood/Upper Cut - Junjo Presents: Heavyweight Dub Champion - Greensleeves Mutabaruka - I Am - Generation Gap Riddim - Red A Red Music Group Autarchii - 2000 Years/Generation Gap Dub - Generation Gap Riddim - Red A Red Music Group The 18th Parallel feat. The Silvertones - Wonderland Of Green - Fruits Records The 18th Parallel & Horns Of Guiding Star Orchestra - Dubland - Fruits Records Sir Racha Meets Mighty Sharp - Gimme The Weed/Dub The Weed - Gimme The Weed - Dubophonic Records ===================================== Etana - Young Gifted & Black - Celebrating Nina: A Reggae Tribute To Nina Simone - Ghetto Youths International Koffee - Lonely - Gifted - Promised Land Recordings Christopher Ellis - Rub A Dub - Ghetto Youths International Lila Ike' - True Love - Indiggntion Collective Jaz Elise - Gratitude - Gratitude Riddim - Overstand Entertainent Naomi Cowan - The Voice - Gratitude Riddim - Overstand Entertainent Perfect Giddimani - Hail The King - Love U Riddim - May B Unity Jahbalance - No Love - Love U Riddim - May B Unity Sizzla - Be Strong - Drop Leaf Riddim - Don Corleon 7” Ginjah - Joy Train - GT Muzik RSNY - Memba Them Days - RSNY Music Mighty Mystic - Champion - Giant - Mighty Mystic Music Jah Tung - Rumours - Reality Chant Productions Inna Vision feat. Bengali Arkangel - Trouble Behind - Reggae Lives Major Mackerel - How Long - Dread Time Riddim - Rebel Sound Riddim Julien Daian Quintet feat. Luciano & Mikey General - Bring Some Love (Hardcore Stepper Remix) - Rub A Dub Market Seanie T & Aldubb - Armagideon Time (RSD Remix) - Echo Beach Dennis Brown - Fussing & Fighting - Yvonne's Special
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Let Us give our acknowledgment to black history Month today's Mutabaruka remind us of our ansestors and the colonizers ….Credits to ijahstarthemindset https://youtu.be/oELRRn75zcA
We start 2022 with high vibrations, dedicating January exclusively to artists and musicians ensuring January blues are banished!The first artist featured is artist, producer and CEO; Yungg Muta grandson of Mutabaruka. He shares his experiences along his journey and an insight into his music.Connect with Yungg Mutahttps://linktr.ee/yunggmutahttps://music.apple.com/us/album/love-talk-single/1571486190https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/yunggmuta/thank-you-jahTo connect with Danieal, check out other shows, keep up to date with latest performances and subscribe for her latest releases go to www.danieal.co.uk
On the 60th episode of The Bald Head-N-The Dread Podcast Autarchii and Jr reason with Makonnen Sankofa, author of The Rise of Rastafari: Resistance, Redemption & Repatriation.In this reasoning Sankofa speaks about the great achievements of Haile Selassie, the influence of Rastafari in the UK, the influence of Mutabaruka on his works, and much more.
This weeks show starts off with music from Tippa Lee, Steel Pulse, Bunny Wailer, Vaughn Benjamin, Johnny Clarke, Cornell Campbell, Culture, The Black Survivors, Burning Spear, Norris Reid, Rod Taylor, Lloyd Parks and Welton Irie,and Michael Rose. New music this week comes from the Phoenix City All Stars, Earl Sixteen and Mutabaruka, Apple Gabriel, Ras Teo, L.U.S.T., Romain Virgo, Peetah Morgan, Jesse Royal, Black Roots, Rafeelya, Nello B and Radikal Vibration, Hi Grade Hifi, and Manudigital with Peter Metro. Also this week we ride the new Solar Riddim featuring Prezident Brown, Aaron Nigel Smith, and Jubba White with Frassman Brilliant and Arturas. In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Ras Tamano with Sister Maki, Binghi-D, & Swe, The Flying Vipers, Lewin Bones Lock, Mikey Dread, Bost & Bim, and Jerry Johnson. Extended dub mixes feature Horace Andy, The Love Joys, Edi Fitzroy with Roots Radics, and Black Uhuru with Trinity and The Blackbeard All Stars. Enjoy! Tippa Lee - Sound Killer - Cultural Ambassador Deluxe - Stones Throw Records Steel Pulse - Steppin' Out - Smash Hits - Elektra Bunny Wailer - Soul Rebel - Retrospective - Solomonic Vaughn Benjamin w/Riddim Activist & Hitman - Take Your Time/Dub Your Time - Sir James Records 7” Phoenix City All Stars - The Prince - Two Tone Gone Ska - Happy People Records Alborosie - For The Culture - For The Culture - VP Records Johnny Clarke - Strictly Reggae Music - A Blackbeard Production: Too Much Iron In The Fire - Trojan Records Cornell Campbell - The Gorgon - I Shall Not Remove 1975-1980 - Blood & Fire Culture - Natty Never Get Weary(12” mix) - Children Of Jah: The High Note Singles Collection - Doctor Bird The Black Survivors - Come Away Jah Jah Children - Jack Ruby Presents: The Black Foundation - Heartbeat Records Burning Spear - Red, Gold & Green/Workshop - Marcus Garvey/Garvey's Ghost: 100th Anniversary - Island Records Norris Reid - Freedom Train - Give Jah The Praises - Rockers International Rod Taylor feat. Sly & Robbie - Behold Him - DATC 7” Lloyd Parks - Slaving(Every Day) - Screaming Target - Trojan Records Welton Irie - Ghettoman Corner - Lamb's Bread International - VP Records Glen Brown - No More Slavery - Screaming Target - Trojan Records Michael Rose feat. Sly & Robbie - This Morning - Sly & Robbie Vs. Roots Radics: The Final Battle RSD 2021 Edition - Serious Reggae/Lion Rolling Circus Apple Gabriel - No Equality (Tuff Gong Version) - Jah Solid Rock Earl Sixteen & The Rockers All Stars - The Rastaman/Peaceful Man Dub - Jah Shaka Presents The Positive Message - Greensleeves Earl Sixteen & Mutabaruka - Back To The Roots/Ship A Come - King Of The Dub Rock 3 - Jah Solid Rock Perfect Giddimani - Inna Marcus Name - Big Chune Riddim - Giddimani Records Norris Man - This Morning - Big Feet Records Ras Teo - 1 n 2 n 3 - Celestial Rockers - Zion High Productions Phoenix City All Stars - Ghost Town - Two Tone Gone Ska - Happy People Records L.U.S.T - My Woman - Skank Riddim - Donsome Records Buju Banton - Wanna Be Loved - Til Shiloh - Island Records Dennis Brown - Sitting & Watching - Ultimate Collection - Hip O Records Shaggy feat. Beres Hammond - Fight This Feeling - Out Of Many One Music - Ranch Entertainment Freddie McGregor - Push Comes To Shove - Ras Portraits - Ras Records Romain Virgo & Gregory Morris - Can't Stop Reggae/Healer Dub - The Healer Riddim - Maximum Sound Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Ras Tamano w/Sister Maki, Binghi-D & Swe - Judgement In The Rain/3x3 Dub - Prayers - Dubophonic Flying Vipers - Fermented Herbs - Happy People Records Lewin Bones Lock - Five Man Dubb - King Spinna 12” Mikey Dread - Saturday Night Dub Style - Auralux Reggae Showcase - Auralux Bost & Bim - Words Of My Mouth Piece - Warrior Brass - The Bombist Jerry Johnson - Urban Jungle - Live and Learn - Jerry Johnson Music Horace Andy - Do You Love My Music (Black Star Liner Remix) - Broken Beats 2 - Echo Beach Love Joys - All I Can Say - Lovers Rock Reggae Style - Wackies Edi Fitzroy - Work On Mr. Farmer - Youthman Penitentiary - Alligator Records Gussie P - Work On Mr. Farmer Dub - Gussie P Meets Roots Radics - Musical Ambassador Black Uhuru - Rent Man - Zion High - Blood & Fire Black Uhuru & Trinity - Give A Little - A Blackbeard Production: Too Much Iron In The Fire - Trojan Records Blackbeard All Stars - Cayamanas Park Dub - A Blackbeard Production: Too Much Iron In The Fire - Trojan Records ================================== Peetah Morgan - Rise - Peak Riddim - Nah Lef Ya Muzik Jesse Royal - Black - Royal - Easy Star Records Prezident Brown - Experience & Knowledge - Solar Riddim - Simmer Down Sounds/Whitestone Productions Aaron Nigel Smith - Long Time - Solar Riddim - Simmer Down Sounds/Whitestone Productions Jubba White w/Frassman Brilliant and Arturas - Rise & Shine - Solar Riddim - Simmer Down Sounds/Whitestone Productions Kailash - Jah Is I Rock - Night Nurse Riddim - African Museum Black Roots - Fe See - Nothing In The Larder - Nubian Records Roots Radics feat. Brinsley Forde - Ulterior Motives - Sly & Robbie Vs. Roots Radics: The Final Battle RSD 2021 Edition - Serious Reggae/Lion Rolling Circus Rafeelya - We Cry - Barleyfield Records Nello B & Radikal Vibration - What Kind Of News - Great Tribulation - Evidence Music Tony Roots - Hail Him - Rebels With Cause: Tony Roots Meets Christine Miller - Conscious Sounds Dixie Peach & Bush Chemists - Come Now/Come Now Dub - Bush Chemists Singles 11 - Conscious Sounds Kabaka Pyramid - Trample Dem - Ghetto Youths International Presents Set Up Shop Vol. 4 - Ghetto Youths International Hi Grade HiFi feat. Desmond White - Babylan System - Come Around Riddim - Hi Grade Hifi Hi Grade HiFi feat. K. Dottie & Jugganaut - One By One - Come Around Riddim - Hi Grade Hifi Hi Grade HiFi feat. Robbie Melody & Richie Culture - Come Around Melodica Version - Come Around Riddim - Hi Grade Hifi Brother Culture & Radikal Vibration - Victim - Evidence Music Manudigital feat. Peter Metro - Digital Kingston Session - Digital Kingston Session II - X Ray Productions Lone Ranger - Wicked Dem Come - Dub Club: Foundation Come Again - Stones Throw Records Dub Club - Beware Dub - Vol. 1 Signs & Wonders In Dub - Stones Throw Records
This weeks show starts off with classics from The Twinkle Brothers, Wayne Wade, Max Romeo, Barrington Levy, Freddie McGregor, The In Crowd, I-Roy with Errol Dunkley, Syflord Walker, Culture, Mighty Diamonds, Gregory Isaacs, Burning Spear, and Johnny Osbourne. New music this week comes from Brain Damage and Big Youth, Earl Sixteen with Mutabaruka, Jubba White and Frassman Brilliant, Manudigital with Devon Morgan and Red Fox, Alborosie, Sanchez, Black Roots, Kabaka Pyramid with Medi Sun, Jesse Royal, Eesah, and Micah Shemaiah. In The Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Bag O Wire, Errol Brown, Carlton and Family Man Barrett, Jerry Johnson, Dub N Dope, Tokiboun In Dub, and Don Fe. Extended dub mixes feature Horace Andy and The Hoboken HiFi, The Upsetters, Lee Scratch Perry with Subatomic Sound System, Barry Isaac, Peter Broggs, and Barrington Levy. Enjoy! Twinkle Brothers - Jah Kingdom Come - Frontline 12” Wayne Wade - Poor & Humble - The Biggest Dancehall Anthems 1979-1982 - Greensleeves Max Romeo & The Upsetters - Norman - War Ina Babylon - 4 Men With Beards Barrington Levy & Prince Jammy - Black Heart Man/Round 8 - Junjo Presents: Big Showdown At King Tubby's - Greensleeves Jerry Johnson - Live and Learn - Live and Learn - Jerry Johnson Music Freddie McGregor - Never Run Away - Greensleeves 12” The In Crowd - Milk And Honey - Clive Hunt Presents: Bad, Bad, Bad - VP Records I- Roy & Errol Dunkley - Created By The Father - VP Records Sylford Walker - Cleanliness Is Godliness - Lamb's Bread International - Blood & Fire Culture - Jah Rastafari - Children Of Jah: The High Note Singles Collection - Doctor Bird Mighty Diamonds - I Need A Roof - Reggae Anthology: Pass The Knowledge - VP Records Gregory Isaacs - Smile - Mr. Isaacs - VP Records Gregory Isaacs - The Sun Shines For Me - Mr. Isaacs - VP Records Junior Byles - The Long Way - Beat Down Babylon: Dreader Sounds 1973-1975 - Doctor Bird Burning Spear - Road Foggy - Hail H.I.M. - EMI Horace Martin - War - Life Crisis - Thompson Sound Johnny Osbourne feat. Papa Tullo - Back Off (Ringcraft) - Nightfall - VP Records Brain Damage & Big Youth - Wareika Hill - Beyond The Blue - Jarring Effects Earl Sixteen & Mutabaruka - Back To The Roots/Ship A Come - King Of The Dub Rock 3 - Jah Solid Rock Jubba White, Frassman Brilliant & Arturas - Rise and Shine - Simmer Down Sounds /White Stone Productions 3gypt - Blakk Wombman - 3y3 Vizion Muzik Ras Teo & Zion I Kings - Gone Ah Search/Gone A Selah Dub - Cellestial Rockers - Zion High Productions Manudigital feat. Devon Morgan - Digital Kingston Session - Digital Kingston Session II - X Ray Productions Alborosie feat. Collie Buddz - Ginal - For The Culture - VP Records Bushman - Give Me Some More - Higher Ground - Greensleeves Sanchez - What A Day - Kirkledove Records Christopher Ellis - Playlist - The Healer Riddim - Maximum Sound Frankie Paul - Alesha - Power House Selctors Choice: George Phang - VP Records Sugar Minott - Sprinter Sprayer - Ras Portraits - Ras Records Keith & Tex - Don't Look Back - Redux - Soul Beats Derrick Harriot & The Crystalites - The Overtaker - The Undertaker - Doctor Bird Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Bag O Wire - Rock Fort - Bag O Wire - Klik Errol Brown - Roots Rockas - Orthodox Dub - Dub Store Records Carlton & Family Man Barrett - Ista Episode - Macka Dub - Ras Records Carlton & Family Man Barrett - Bradsta Dub - Macka Dub - Ras Records Jerry Johnson - Urban Jungle - Live and Learn - Jerry Johnson Music Dr. Edward Love DubNDope - Dopewise - Imani - Chalice Row Records Tokiboun In Dub feat. Full Vibes - Faith Soothes (original mix)/Faith Soothes (flute version) - Mountain Vibrations - Dubophonic Records Don Fe - Haunted Ghetto - Youthful Riddim - Jah Catalyst Horace Andy - Money (Hoboken HiFi Version) - Broken Beats 2 - Echo Beach Upsetters - Zion's Blood - Super Ape - Island Records Lee Scratch Perry & Subatomic Sound System - Zion's Blood - Super Ape Returns To Conquer - Subatomic Sound Barry Isaac - Zion Highest Region/Zion Highest Region Dub - Reggae On Top Peter Broggs - Jah Jah Voice Is Calling -Never Forget Jah The Early Years 1976-1986 - Motion Records Barrington Levy - Praise His Name - Jam Can 12” =================================== Alborosie - Challawa - For The Culture - VP Records Pressure Busspipe - Good Herbs - Stella Green Farms Riddim - Oddiowave Records Gonzo & Zeb - Addict - Rebel Sound Records Black Roots - Night Ride - Nothing In The Larder - Nubian Records Jah Garvey & Niggi Tallawah - Hard A Yard - Righteousness Riddim - Yam & Banana Da Fuchaman - Valley Of Righteousness - Righteousness Riddim - Yam & Banana Yam & Banana - Righteousness Riddim - Righteousness Riddim - Yam & Banana Kabaka Pyramid & Medi Sun - Natural High - Cali Roots Riddim - Ineffable Records Capital D - Live Up - Dinner Time Riddim - Wicked Vybz Jesse Royal - Natty Dread - Royal - Easy Star Records Eesah - Nubian Queen - King Ivier/Loud City Music Micah Shemaiah - Strictly Rub A Dub/Strictly Rub A Dub Dub - King Of The Dub Rock 3 - Jah Solid Rock Spragga Benz - Love Is All I Bring - Darker Shades Riddim - Ranch Entertainment Manudigital feat. Red Fox - Digital Kingston Session - Digital Kingston Session II - X Ray Productions Hi Grade Hi-Fi feat. Richie Culture & Robbie Melody - Steppin/Dubbin' - Come Around Riddim - Hi Grade Hi Fi Critical Hi-Fi feat. El Fata - It's All Right/It's Alright Version - Chase Vampire 7”
A VERY IN DEPT REASONING WITH DUBPOET AND TALKSHOW HOST.
Patrick valued Paul's opinion and as such sidelined the popularity garnered from the tape. After struggling with his musical identity for the next seven years , it was Patrick's son's mother, who in 2003, suggested that he record another Stir it up volume as this was who he Truly was . Heeding her advice Patrick came up with volume 4 “The Crucifixion of the Ghetto”. This was a blend of humor and social awareness that employed a balance of hardcore street smarts and undiluted intellect by collaborating the imitation of a foul mouthed Mutabaruka and a modified version of Ian Boyne; these two voices would represent both sides of the social divide. Patrick would again ask Paul to play famous Demus and join him as a duo he would call Twin of Twins. Though Patrick is the writer of the two ,his brother's input and opinion is vital to his creative process as paul would overtime grow more comfortable with this art.
This weeks show starts off in a classic style with music from The Wailers, Gregory Isaacs, Linval Thompson, Robert French, Freddie McGregor, U Brown, The Itals, Don Carlos, Junior Ross & The Spear, Owen Gray, and Sugar Minott. New Music this week comes from Willi Williams, Khalia, Jon Moon, Sandawana, RSNY, Ginjah, Anthony B, Tarrus Riley, Sean Paul with Jesse Royal and Mutabaruka, Kush I Krown, Macka B, Eddie Skuller, Bushman, and Kabaka Pyramid with Damian Marley. Also this week we celebrate The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday with two speeches presented over dub music. In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Bass Lee, Zion I Kings, Dreadlock Tales, and Mercy & Friends. Extended dub mixes feature Sharon Little and Subatomic Sound with Screechy Dan. Enjoy! Bob Marley & The Wailers - Concrete Jungle - Catch A Fire Deluxe Edition - Tuff Gong Gregory Isaacs - Can’t Take The Vibe - One Man Against The World - VP Records Linval Thompson - Jah Jah The Conqueror - Ride On Dreadlocks 1975-1977 - Blood & Fire Robert French - Mr. Babylon w/version - EAD Productions Clive Hunt & The Hit Team - Man From Far - Blue Lizzard - VP Records Freddie McGregor - Rootsman Skanking - Rootsman Skanking - Abraham U Brown - Roots Is Roots - Thompson Sound All Stars: Linval Thompson & Friends Vol. 1 - Thompson Sound The Mighty Diamonds - Back Weh (You No Mafia) - Reggae Anthology: Pass The Knowledge - VP Records Keith Porter & The Itals - Temptation - Mind Over Matter - Ital Music Don Carlos - Sweet Africa - Tribulation - Attack Dawn & Christine - Holy Mount Zion - Burning Rockers (The 12” Mix) - Burning Sounds Junior Ross & The Spear - So Jah Jah Say - Prince Alla & Junior Ross: I Can Hear The Children Singing 1975-1978 - Blood & Fire Owen Gray - It’s Time For Love - When Jah Shall Come - Pressure Sounds Sugar Minott - Aint Nobody Move Me - RAS Portraits - Ras Records Willi Williams & The The Lone Ark Riddim Force w/ Bass Lee - There’s A Place/Deep Within - Glory To The King - A Lone Productions Al Campbell - Ites Gold & Green - Jet Star Presents: Reality Calling Vol. 1 - Jet Star Burning Spear - Recall Some Great Men/Great Men’s Dub - Chant Down Babylon: The Island Anthology - Island Records Martin Luther King Jr. - I’ve Been To The Mountain Top April 3, 1968 Nat Birchall Meets Al Breadwinner - Wise Man Style/Dub Of The Prophet - Upright Living - Tradition Disc Max Romeo - Martin Luther King - Reconstruction -Mango Kahlia - Hallelujah - K-Licious Music Pressure Busspipe - Jerusalem Mountain - Big Feet Records Jon Moon - Praise Jah/Praise Jah Dub - Brighter Day - Yutman Records J Written feat. Alborosie - Fear To Understand - Written Music Sandawana - Egg In A Basket - Standing On The Peak 1 - Tall Ites Music RSNY - Stand Firm - Rsny Music Wailing Souls - All About You - Back A Yard - VP Records Alborosie - Live Conscious - Alborosie Meets The Wailers United: Unbreakable - VP Records Kailash Irie - Seems So Strange (Police Brutality) - Black Tears Riddim - Donsome Records Ginjah - Get Up Now - Lioncub Productions Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Bass Lee - Inna One Drop Style - Bass Lee Inna One Drop Style: Melodica Showcase - A Lone Productions Zion I Kings - Mountains Remove Dub - Zion Ites Dub - Zion High Productions Dreadlock Tales - Horn Of Zion/Dub Of Zion - Dreadlock Tales Music Mercy feat. Jeremy Turpin & Kingfly - I Feel Good With Your Sax/ I Feel Bad Without Your Melodica - Mercy & Friends: Sound System To The Top - Culture Dub Records Sharon Little - Don’t Mash Up Creation/Don’t Mash Up Creation Version - One Love 12” Martin Luther King - I Have A Dream - August 28th 1963 Scientist with the Forces of Music - Martin Luther King - International Heroes Dub - Tamoki Wambesi Gussie Clarke - Let Off Supm - Gussie Clarke Dub Anthology - Music Works Onu Onuora & AK7 - Pressure Dub - Pressure Drop - Zola & Zola Zema - Free At Last/Freedom Dub - Black Sheep - Melchizedek Subatomic Sound System feat. Screechy Dan - Babylon Soon Fall(rockers 7” mix)/Wicked Man Soon Fall (horns dub)- Subatomic Sound ============================= Anthony B - Back to Normal - Massive B/Ineffable Music Tarrus Riley - Be Great - 21 Greatness Riddim - Innovation Muzik Perfect Giddimani - Choppa - Dumplin’ Shop - Evidence Music Naomi Cowan - Splashing Dancing - Dancehall Anthems - VP Records Sean Paul feat. Jesse Royal & Mutabaruka - Guns Of Navarone - Dutty Rock Productions Toots & The Maytals feat. Ziggy Marley - Three Little Birds - Got To Be Tough - Trojan Jamaica Kush I Krown - Blast From The Past - Grindz Recording Studio Macka B - Face To Face - Gentrification - Peckings John Holt & Irie Ites - On A Friday Night - Irie Ites Records Eddie Skuller - Rock On/Rock On Dub - Eddie Skuller Music Kirkledove Bennett - Straight 4 To The Crown - Straight 4 To The Crown - Tad’s Records Kabaka Pyramid feat. Damian Marley - Kontraband 2 - Ghetto Youths International Presents: Set Up Shop Vol. 4 - Ghetto Youths International Kamrun feat. Collie Buddz - Planters Paradise - Ineffable Records Mr. Williamz feat. Chief Rockas - My Heavenz - Puffers Choice Vol. 3 - Scotch Bonnet Records Blackout JA & Liondub feat. Ranking Joe & Blakkamoore - Wrath Of The Supreme - Love Dancehall - Liondub International Dirty Live Dub - Ya Man - The Camel Walk - Culture Dub Records Mercy feat. Baltimores & Elijah - Sound System - Mercy & Friends: Sound System To The Top - Culture Dub Records Trinity & Irie Ites - Rock Ina Dancehall/Dub Ina Dancehall - Cuss Cuss Riddim - Irie Ites Records Bushman feat. Earl Chinna Smith - I Believe - Burning Bushes Music
When you talk about suceess and deep conviction you have to talk about a dub poet by the name of Yasus Afari. Born "John Sinclair" in a small village in the parish of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, where life was hard and every day survival was a struggle. His mother was his only inspiration after his bigger brother left home to join the Police Force. He always mentioned how is mother used to pray and encouraged him to work hard so that they could lead a better life. He passed his common Entrance exam and went off to St. Elizabeth Technical High School. He did excell and was a major influence on his peer group. After STETHS he went on to work with the Jamaica Telephone company as a repair Technician but soon find out that there was more to life than climbing telephone poles. He won a scholarship to the College of Arts Science and Technology where a whole new world open up. At college he majored in telecommunications and was a revolutionist against how the system was administered. He participated in all aspect of student life and was a role model for all the students in that era. He was elected Vice president of the Student Council but was denied to serve because of his positive and anti comformative values. This was a major awakening for him and he did some soul searching and that is when he knew he had the calling to do good for the masses. He vowed that he will fight the injustices of the society and bring about conciousness to all the people that would listen to what he has to say. The social and political climate during this time was rough. Maurice Bishop got killed in Genada, Bob had just died, and so much was happening in the political arena that most youths were looking for a concious vibe. Yasus began doing concerts at the local students union, The University of the West Indies at Mona, The Nursing School and Teachers Colleges. The response was like a shock wave and everyone was taking about Toni Taam as he was fondly called then. He did a several shows with then up coming stars as well as established Artistes. His first song was realeased in 1986 during this time Yasus went into a period of meditation and isolation while writing consistently. Yasus began to emerge and by joining partnership with other up coming artist he began to see a light at the end of the tunnel. He met up with Garnet Silk, who was also is childhood friend, and they began to work on a few songs together. On one of his birthday's he was hanging out with Garnet and he wrote the first line of "I can see clearly". Garnet went on to finish the song and also wrote "I saw Zion........." All this led to a tighter relationship with Silk that gave him the inspiration to write "Nothing can divide............" Yasus and Garnet still have unproduced songs laid out on tracks, to be published when the time is right. Things started to look up and Yasus teamed up with Maxi Priest to write "Work" which appeared on his "Dance Hall Baptism" (Senya-Cum/Ras Records). Mental Assasin was done on Tappa Zuki label. He has since then recorded with a whole host of musicians including Everton Blender, Black Uhuru, General Degree, Tony Rebel and more who he has also produced. The achievements go far and wide and he was awarded Dub Poet of the year in 1993 in a controversial decision. At the ceremony the award was given to the well known Mutabaruka. Muta refused to accept this award and made it explictly clear that it should be given to Yasus. Yasus went on to win more awards and was also honored in Chiago by Martin International for Dub Poeb of the year in 1994 and Yasus was honored many times by the Jamaican Music Federation. The list of recognition goes on and Yasus always says it is a great honor to recognized for all his work. Touring with Black Uhuru, Yasus was creating a cultural revolution on a world-wide basis, starting in the US covering 26 States and the Pacific Islands. He was also in Brazil where the fans open heartedly responed to his message. #realtalkianandeian --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ianandeian/message
Yes, we were weird. Especially compared to our parents. And our music was weird too. But also awesome. Spanning the globe and several decades. Join me, my Dad, Germs (Jeremy) and Davey as we re-live MHS class of '91. And here is the Spotify playlist for the show: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1zVJxNwrpTHo22Gccs1FCM
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This episode contains adult themes and children should only listen under parental supervision. The views expressed do not reflect the policy/view of baobulb.org In Art Lexica: Sabelo Soko, Wesley Pepper changes things up abit. In this episode, Sabelo Soko (South African Poet/Performance Artist) reviews the recent Poetry Session at Maboneng, entitled Exposing the Virus. The evening featured Lesego Rampolokeng and the great Jamaican poet, Mutabaruka. For more from Sabelo check out this link: Umkhondo Project. And remember, we’re all still in suspense over what’s coming up next on WordUP TV. Art Lexica: Sabelo Soko. Wesley Pepper has exciting things lined up for the show over the coming months. So do stay tuned! Social Media Links:Facebook Instagram Twitter Importantly, Wesley set up this podcast as a platform. To talk art, processes and the politics of art and activism. Special thanks to Chris Morrow 4 for the theme music. The podcast is now also available on iHeartRadio. Or you can visit the website feed. Similarly, you can follow us on Podlink!
On the 9th episode of The-Bald-Head-N-The-Dread Podcast, we sat with the revolutionary Poet/Radio Presenter Mutabaruka, to discuss various topics that the average mind would be scared to discuss.Throughout the reasoning, Mutabaruka emphasized on the importance of black liberation in a movement like Rastafari, as Rastafari contributed to the mental alleviation of many youths throughout the African diaspora and allowed them to break free from the claws of Rome. Through Rastafari, the connection between Africans at home and abroad has been tightened, yet Muta warns that we should be careful not to replace the concept of a white Jesus with black Jesus. He explains that such a thought is still detrimental to the mind and doesn't completely eradicate the ways of the oppressors from our actions. As African people, we need to evolve and bypass the configuration of the Bible which was compiled to satisfy the needs of the oppressor. Mutabaruka further explains that eating ital is way beyond just being health conscious, but more related to correspondence with the moral compass. A perfect example of that is the Methane gas that is emitted into the atmosphere every time an animal is killed. He also highlighted the fact that humans practice double standards, as they proclaim to love animals yet eat them at the same time.
Featuring some message music from a radio program called More Power! Broadcasted originally on Ban2radio in 2010. Playing artists like Dezerie, Macka B, Mutabaruka, Beyonder and Jonkunnu. https://soundcloud.com/radikalra https://radikalra.bandcamp.com/track/eat-good-food https://ra9.blogspot.com Twitter.com/martinfree linkedin.com/martinfree Facebook.com/audioIT Instagram.com/martin.free Youtube.com/MartinRa https://www.mixcloud.com/radikal-ra/ Ra9.blogspot.com
Mutabaruka delivers a compelling keynote in honor of Malcolm X birthday at AFRIKIN 2018 in Miami. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afrikin/support
Mutabaruka delivers yet another compelling keynote as he speaks at AFRIKIN of the tragedies facing our nation. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afrikin/support
Brother Dougie's body of work Brother Dougie's Barber Shop Conversations The voice newspaper remembers Brother Dougie Brother Dougie Tribute Website Douglas Williams was the Founder of Find Your Voice. He was a diamond in our local and global community. He was a very successful radio host and community activist, Speaker and events organiser. He was the voice of the voiceless – the silent majority in the black community. Douglas Williams – the Radio Host Douglas Williams affectionately known as Brother Dougie was a mentor and encourager to many who have gone on to launch their business platforms. Many see him as a friend as well as a tireless seeker of justice for the people. He allowed people to rise and shine and find their voice on his one of a kind Tuesday radio show. Brother Dougie sought out guests who inspire, educate and empower his listening audience. Some of his prestigious guests included health leaders such as Dr Laila Afrika, thought leaders such as Mutabaruka, MPs, Life coaches, Speakers, Spiritual leaders and much more..... Brother Dougie’s show ends when the conversation ends. It is not unheard of for Brother Dougie’s show to end in the wee small hours of the morning as late as 6 am. Each conversation was like a seed that grew throughout the night into a powerful message that has been known to literally wake listeners up, who felt compelled to pick up the phone and add their own contribution to make the conversation even sweeter, deeper and sometimes moving into a whole new arena, ‘which would prompt Brother Dougie to announce is wonderful catchphrase ‘we need to put a pin in it ……… and use our social discretion.’ Yes, brother Dougie was the voice who began the conversation and diplomatically end the conversation, leaving our minds, well-fed, nourished allowing us to digest the powerful words of wisdom that was born out of a thought-provoking conversation. Brother Dougie’s show is more than a show it is the people’s forum, a movement for those who feel invisible in the system to speak about the things that matter to them. Yes, Brother Dougie was indeed generous and well-loved by all who listened to him, or who had met him and those who were privileged to be part of his inner circle. This article was about our beloved Brother Dougie whose radio show on SLR will always be remembered as the university of life. Read more about brother Dougie’s work as an Activist
Brother Dougie's body of work Brother Dougie's Barber Shop Conversations The voice newspaper remembers Brother Dougie Brother Dougie Tribute Website Douglas Williams was the Founder of Find Your Voice. He was a diamond in our local and global community. He was a very successful radio host and community activist, Speaker and events organiser. He was the voice of the voiceless – the silent majority in the black community. Douglas Williams – the Radio Host Douglas Williams affectionately known as Brother Dougie was a mentor and encourager to many who have gone on to launch their business platforms. Many see him as a friend as well as a tireless seeker of justice for the people. He allowed people to rise and shine and find their voice on his one of a kind Tuesday radio show. Brother Dougie sought out guests who inspire, educate and empower his listening audience. Some of his prestigious guests included health leaders such as Dr Laila Afrika, thought leaders such as Mutabaruka, MPs, Life coaches, Speakers, Spiritual leaders and much more..... Brother Dougie’s show ends when the conversation ends. It is not unheard of for Brother Dougie’s show to end in the wee small hours of the morning as late as 6 am. Each conversation was like a seed that grew throughout the night into a powerful message that has been known to literally wake listeners up, who felt compelled to pick up the phone and add their own contribution to make the conversation even sweeter, deeper and sometimes moving into a whole new arena, ‘which would prompt Brother Dougie to announce is wonderful catchphrase ‘we need to put a pin in it ……… and use our social discretion.’ Yes, brother Dougie was the voice who began the conversation and diplomatically end the conversation, leaving our minds, well-fed, nourished allowing us to digest the powerful words of wisdom that was born out of a thought-provoking conversation. Brother Dougie’s show is more than a show it is the people’s forum, a movement for those who feel invisible in the system to speak about the things that matter to them. Yes, Brother Dougie was indeed generous and well-loved by all who listened to him, or who had met him and those who were privileged to be part of his inner circle. This article was about our beloved Brother Dougie whose radio show on SLR will always be remembered as the university of life. Read more about brother Dougie’s work as an Activist
Douglas Williams – the Radio Host Douglas Williams affectionately known as Brother Dougie has been the mentor and encourager to many who have launched their business platforms. Many see him as a friend as well as a tireless seeker of justice for the people called the minority. He allows people to rise and shine and find their voice every Tuesday 10.30 pm on SLR Radio (www.slrradio.co.uk/Tunein) Brother Dougie seeks out guests who inspire, educate and empower his listening audience. Some of his prestigious guests include health leaders such as Dr Laila Afrika, thought leaders such as Mutabaruka, MPs, Life coaches, Speakers, Spiritual leaders and much more. Brother Dougie’s show ends when the conversation ends. It is not unheard of for Brother Dougie’s show to end in the wee hours of the morning as late as 4 pm. The conversation is like a seed that grows throughout the night into a powerful message that has been known to literally wake listeners up, who feel compelled to pick up the phone and add their own contribution to make the conversation even sweeter, deeper and sometimes moving into a whole new area, ‘which prompts Brother Dougie to announce ‘we need to put a pin in it ……… and use our social discretion.’ Yes, brother Dougie is the voice who begins the conversation and diplomatically ends the conversation, leaving our minds, well-fed, nourished and allowing us to digest the powerful words of wisdom that was born out of a thought-provoking conversation. Brother Dougie’s show is more than a show it is the people’s forum, a movement for those who feel invisible in the system to speak about the things that matter to them. Yes, Brother Dougie is indeed generous and is well-loved by all who listen to him, meet him and know him. Remember to tune into SLR Radio every Tuesday 10.30 pm Read more about brother Dougie’s work as an Activist
A brand new weekly podcast discussing all things Reggae, Rasta, Ital and INI. In this episode we review the Masters of Empowerment Event, which featured Dr Umar Johnson and Mutabaruka. We discuss London's Knife crime epidemic, we remember Winnie Mandela and discuss Ethiopia's stolen treasures. Join the conversation #INIPODCAST
This weeks show starts off with music from Luciano, Garnet Silk, Mutabaruka, Freddie McGregor, Johnny Clarke, Clinton Fearon, Ziggy Marley, Peter Broggs, Eek A Mouse, Culture, and Barrington Levy. New music this week comes from The Black Roots, Jesse Royal, Safira Mono, Pressure Busspipe, Bitty McLean, Black Uhuru, Phonosonics, Tarrus Riley, King Jammy & Dennis Brown with Protoje, Sun Shade, Leba Hibbert, Shuga & Bugle, Richie Stephens, and Gonzo with Inna Vision. In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Andy Bassford, Nat Birchall with Al Breadwinner and Vin Gordon, Addis Pablo, Sam Gilly and Giddimani Records, and Gussie Clarke. Extended dub mixes come from The Mighty Diamonds, Linval Thompson, Zenzile with JayRee, Ital Foundation, and Tetrack with Augustus Pablo. Enjoy! Luciano - Great Controversy - Great Controversy - Jet Star Garnet Silk - Jah Jah Is The Ruler - Reggae Anthology: Music Is The Rod - VP Records Luciano feat. Mutabaruka - Psalms 24 - Duets - Jet Star Garnet Silk - Retreat Wicked Man - Lord Watch Over Our Shoulders - Greensleeves Freddie McGregor & The Ruff Cutt Band - Give Jah The Glory/Dub Jah Glory - Ruff Cutt Gussie Clarke - Night Nurse - Gussie Clarke: Dub Anthology Box Set - Music Works Johnny Clarke - Jamaican Music - Music Works Clinton Fearon - Another Party - Goodness - Kool Yu Foot Black Roots - How Long - Take It - Nubian Records Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers - Justice - One Bright Day - Virgin Peter Broggs - Just Because I'm A Rastaman - Ras Portraits - Ras Records Tabby Cat Kelly - Don't Call Us Immigrants - Don't Call Us Immigrants - Pressure Sounds Eek A Mouse - Some A Holla, Some A Bawl - Reggae Anthology: Eek-Ology - VP Records Culture - I'm Alone In The Wilderness - Two Sevens Clash The 30th Anniversary Edition - Shanachie Barrington Levy & Prince Jammy - Look Youthman/Round 2 - Junjo Presents: Big Showdown At King Tubby's - Greensleeves Jesse Royal - My Time To Shine - DJ Frass Presents: Road To Success - DJ Frass Records Alborosie - Live Conscious - Alborosie Meets The Wailers United: Unbreakable - Greensleeves Safira Mono - Do It To Jah - Just A Woman - Jample Pressure Busspipe - Jah Way - LTK20 Rechordz Bitty McLean w/ Sly & Robbie - Is That Your Reward (extended mix) - Love Restart Deluxe Edition - Tabou1 Inner Visions - Mama Afrika - Stay Alive! - Blue Bitch Music Reemah - May Day - Breaking News - Feel Line Records Black Uhuru feat. Agent Sasco - Stronger - As The World Turns - Black Uhuru Official Mr. Vegas - Kemet - Ism - MV Music Phonosonics - Oil - Reggae Don't Pay The Rent - Spencer Cleave Leroy Smart - Without Love - Well Charge The Heptones - Sweet Talking - Sweet Talking - Heartbeat Records Dennis Alcapone - Sweet Talking Version - Forever Version Deluxe Edition - Heartbeat Records The Heptones - Sweet Talking Dub - University Of Dub - Trench Town Gregory Isaacs - My Time - Gussie Clarke Presenting The Right Tracks - VP Records Gussie Clarke - Rockers Time - Gussie Clarke: Dub Anthology Box Set - Music Works Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Andy Bassford - Rivers Of Babylon - The Harder They Strum - Andrew Hobby Bassford Nat Birchall & Al Breadwinner feat. Vin Gordon - Freedom Style/Freedom Skank - Sounds Almighty - Tradition Disc Addis Pablo - Niyabinghi Melody - Majestic Melodies - Rockers Production Giddimani Records feat. Sam Gilly - Old Jack Plug Dub (Seikan Tunnel mix) - Old Jack Plug Riddim - Giddimani Records Gussie Clarke - Bamsta - Gussie Clarke: Dub Anthology Box Set - Music Works Gussie Clarke - No Camoflage - Gussie Clarke: Dub Anthology Box Set - Music Works Mighty Diamonds - Unruly Pickney - Music Works Linval Thompson & The Lone Ark Riddim Force - Fyah Ina Babylon/Dub Ina Babylon - Strong Like Sampson 10” Zenzile feat. JayRee - Stay Close To Me/Close To Dub - Zenzile Meets JayRee: 5 + 1 - Yotanka Records Ital Foundation - Repatriation - Ital Foundation Vol. 1 - Jamwax Tetrack & Augustus Pablo - Only Jah Jah Know/Only Jah Jah Dub - Let's Get Started/Eastman Dub - Greensleeves ================================ Tarrus Riley - Guess Who - Taxi, BSMG, Juke Boxx, & Cannon Production King Jammy & Dennis Brown feat. Protoje - High Grade Morning - King Jammy Presents Dennis Brown Tracks Of Life - VP Records King I - Jah Take Me - Officer Riddim - BD Labs Safira Mono - City Lights - Just A Woman - Jample Sun Shade - Take Your Time - Don't You Be - DubbStarr Quino “Big Mountain” feat. Idren Artstrong - The New Generation - Open Arms Project: Reggae Can Help - Bass Kulcha Ras Tewelde feat. Raphael - Open Your Doors - Open Arms Project: Reggae Can Help - Bass Kulcha Lasai feat. Yeyo Perez - Rumors Of War - Open Arms Project: Reggae Can Help - Bass Kulcha Gonzo & Inna Vision - Roots It Up - Curricular Style - Roots Musician Records Leba Hibbert feat. Hawkeye - Jamaica - Taxi Records/High Power Music Shuga & Bugle - Replay - R4nyte Entertainment Lila Ike' - Second Chance - Indiggnation Collective/Overstand Entertainment Richie Stephens & The Ska Nation Band - Down Town - Root Of The Music - Pot Of Gold Bucky Jo - Mr. Knocker Knocker Rockfort Rock Riddim - One Love Productions Mr. Vegas - Give I Strength - Ism - MV Music Buju Banton - Not An Easy Road - Til' Shiloh - Island Bob Marley & The Wailers - Time Will Tell (Kaya 40 Mix) - Kaya 40 - Tuff Gong
1. Bob Marley, 2. Peter Tosh, 3. Toots and the Maytals, 4. Jimmy Cliff, 5. Burning Spear, 6. Bunny Wailer 7. Black Uhuru, 8. Sly and Robbie, 9. Third World,10. Lee "Scratch" Perry,11. I-Roy,12. King Tubby,13. U-Roy14. Laurel Aitken,15. Mutabaruka,16. Culture,17. Big Youth,18. Wailing Souls,19. Desmond Dekker,20. Steel Pulse,21. Prince Buster,22. Scientist,23. Alton Ellis,24. Gregory Isaacs,25. Dennis Brown,26. he Skatalites,27. Harry Belafonte,28. John Holt,29. Linton Kwesi Johnson,30. Jacob Miller,31. Mad professor,32. Aswad,33. Judge Dread,34. The Heptones,35. The Ethiopians,36. Ras Michael,37. Johnny Clarke,38. Pablo Moses,39. The Mighty Diamonds,40. Beres Hammond,41. The Itals,42. Sugar Minott,43. Prince Far I,44. Freddie McGregor,45. Yellowman,46. Max Romeo,47. Linval Thompson,48. Bryon Lee,49. Delroy Wilson,50. Dennis Alcapone,51. Owen Gray ,52. Ken Boothe,53. The Upsetters,54. Tappa Zukie,55. Barrington Levy,56. Inner Circle,57. The Abyssinians 58. Dillinger,59. Justin Hinds and the Dominoes,60. Mikey Dread,61. Derrick Morgan,62. Mighty Sparrow,63. Junior Delgado,64. Eek-a-Mouse,65. African Head Charge,66. Ijahman Levi,67. Horace Andy,68. Augustus Pablo,69. Israel Vibration,70. Junior Reid,71. Johnny Nash,72. Junior Murvin,73. Capelton,74. The Tamlins,75. UB40,76. Andrew Tosh,77. Trinity,78. Millie Small,79. Jackie Mittoo,80. JC Lodge,81. Al Campbell,82. Lucky Dube,83. Roots Radics,84. General Echo,85. Johnny Osbourne,86. Pluto
Moses Mutabaruka, founder & CEO, of The African Perspective Magazine (TAP Magazine), is joining me on The Iveoma Show to talk about why it is important to care about the negative perception of Africa in global media and how TAP Magazine is fighting that perception. Moses talks about the business side of media, how he turned a blog into a beautiful magazine, why he cares about producing top-notch quality for African readers and creating strategic partnerships. TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: Moses' background growing up as a Rwandan refugee (1:50) When Moses saw how the world viewed Africans ( 7:10) Why Moses started blogging in 2012 and how it turned into TAP Magazine (13:12) How to make money in media (19:21) Why it's important to create beautiful quality products for Africans (23:15) TAP Magazine's deal with Uber (30:40) Why TAP Magazine contains many different African perspectives ( 39:32)
Larry McDonald is a Jamaican percussionist, born in Port Maria in Jamaica in 1939. Larry first started to play congas with #Carlos Malcolm band in the 1960s and also with Toots Hibbert of the Grammy Award winning band Toots and the Maytals as well as the Count Ossie Band. He plays a wide variety of traditional percussion instruments.McDonald has a nearly 50 year history of recording and performing with a wide variety of artists, such as #GilScott-Heron, and Taj Mahal. In 2009, McDonald released his first solo album "Drumquestra" on which he united many of his former band mates from across his career, in an orchestra of drummers, including Sly DunbarUziah Thompson a.k.a. "Sticky" of Bob Marley and the Wailers and the former Count Ossie drummers under their later mantle "Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari" drummers. Drumquestra also featured former frontmen from bands Larry performed and recorded with, including Toots Hibbert, Bob Andy, #Mutabaruka, Stranger Cole and Dollarman. The album was recorded at a live session at Harry J Studios in Kingston Jamaica by Steel Pulse producer Sidney Mills for Malik Al Nasir's MCPR label in the UAE, who released the album in 2009. MCRP also released two singles off the album the same year, "Head Over Heels" Featuring Dollarman and Sly Dunbar and "Set The Children Free" Featuring Toots Hibbert, the latter of which was subsequently re-mixed for dance-floors by Lenny B. Shortly after the album was released, Larry was honoured in July 2011, at the 14th annual 'Tributes to the Greats' award ceremony in Jamaica, with a lifetime achievement award for his 50 year contribution to Jamaican music. On Friday 22 March 2013 Larry took to the stage at The UN General Assembly in NYC with Steel Pulse as part of the UNESCO's International Slavery
Brown explained that Tosh had recently returned from a business trip to the United States where he was expecting to be paid in US dollars. Lobban seemed to have overheard bits of telephone conversation prior to Tosh's visit to the US and had, it seemed, planned the robbery. Tosh responded to Lobban that he had no money. Lobban then complained that Tosh was giving his woman “authority over we” and that she, Marlene, was responsible for the inability of Tosh “to maintain we”. Brown heard Lobban instruct the two men who accompanied him to disarm Tosh, as “he was a Black Belt”, whereupon Tosh was frisked and gunbutted; he seemed unconscious. When she objected to the remarks made by Lobban, witness testified that Lobban threatened to kick Tosh, who was lying there helpless on the floor.Just about then, witness recalled, there was a knock at the door. One of the gunmen opened the door. Free I and his wife were ushered in. They too, were ordered to lie face down on the floor. Free I objected and a gun was jammed into his side. He obeyed. They were all stripped of their jewellery and other personal effects.What followed after was a barrage of shots. Tosh, Free I and Wilton Brown was killed instantly.Marlene Brown was shot in the head but lived. When the men were about to leave, one of them observed: “She no dead!” He was about to turn back, but Lobban commanded: “Come! She dead a'ready.” Michael Robinson, another survivor, gave evidence pretty much similar to that of Marlene Brown. The widow of Jeff Dixon, o/c Free I, knew none of the gunmen, including Lobban. She never attended an identification parade.http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/The-night-Peter-Tosh-was-killed
My name is Hazel Kay Anderson Aestheticienne ITEC Lon Eng AkA Shalshani specialising in Health and wellness holistic hand made products. Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Mother and Grandmother. Born in London UK to Jamaican parents. I have been in the beauty business about 38 years. I worked for Top stores in the Uk, Harrods, Selfridges, Harvey Nichols etc ad a Beauty Consultant for brand Clarins, Estee Lauder, Christian Dior La Prarie and others First Black person to have worked for Clinique. They said I couldnt and I DID! Only stayed in the Job a week just to prove to my people YOU CAN! On a Journey to The United States in 1984 I saw the koreans doing nails abd waited 6 months for the course to come to Uk and got certified. That not being enough for me I got certified as a ITEC Aestheticienne in 1991. My children were born with Ezcema and was tired to be rubbing chemicals into their skin which wasnt working.. so made a natural volcanic ash product that did work...hence Shalshani Mineral Cosmetics was born. DIFALA my newest product of 2 years was made in memory of my brother Anthony who passed of Pancreatic Cancer 2014 hence me now being on my Healing the nation Journey, advising using natural , holistic products on ones skin and eating and thinking right. For 2015/16 have been involved with Natural hair week London Uk...Looking good! Feeling Great! Been featured on Irie Fm Cutting Edge with Mutabaruka, Roots Fm Isis Tafari, Kool fm, Jah Prince Sunsplash show ATL, Concious Radio with Stevie Marshall, SLR radio with Dugi Williams, BEN Tv, GotKush Tv and HMTV London.
Larry McDonald is a Jamaican percussionist, born in Port Maria in Jamaica in 1939. Larry first started to play congas with #Carlos Malcolm band in the 1960s and also with Toots Hibbert of the Grammy Award winning band Toots and the Maytals as well as the Count Ossie Band. He plays a wide variety of traditional percussion instruments.McDonald has a nearly 50 year history of recording and performing with a wide variety of artists, such as #GilScott-Heron, and Taj Mahal. In 2009, McDonald released his first solo album "Drumquestra" on which he united many of his former band mates from across his career, in an orchestra of drummers, including Sly DunbarUziah Thompson a.k.a. "Sticky" of Bob Marley and the Wailers and the former Count Ossie drummers under their later mantle "Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari" drummers. Drumquestra also featured former frontmen from bands Larry performed and recorded with, including Toots Hibbert, Bob Andy, #Mutabaruka, Stranger Cole and Dollarman. The album was recorded at a live session at Harry J Studios in Kingston Jamaica by Steel Pulse producer Sidney Mills for Malik Al Nasir's MCPR label in the UAE, who released the album in 2009. MCRP also released two singles off the album the same year, "Head Over Heels" Featuring Dollarman and Sly Dunbar and "Set The Children Free" Featuring Toots Hibbert, the latter of which was subsequently re-mixed for dance-floors by Lenny B. Shortly after the album was released, Larry was honoured in July 2011, at the 14th annual 'Tributes to the Greats' award ceremony in Jamaica, with a lifetime achievement award for his 50 year contribution to Jamaican music. On Friday 22 March 2013 Larry took to the stage at The UN General Assembly in NYC with Steel Pulse as part of the UNESCO's International Slavery
Black Slate Ft. Ras Elroy - Seven Hundred Pound Weight Ronnie Davis - Strange Things Tacumah Reggae Band - Spider Melodies Culture & Ranking Joe - Baldhead bridge Matumbi - Bagga - Daughter of Zion New New Partial Records - Jah Bunny - Jah Do it New New Alchemy Dubs Ital & Vital - Magma Dub Ital & Vital feat. Camila M -Magma Melodica Cut New New Nytto Dread meets Bass Culture Players Nytto Dread meets Bass Culture Players - Debo Caminar Intreview with Santi Mijarra Straight To Every Lovers Chest Solamente Tu New New "WE REMEMBER DENNIS BROWN" TRIBUTE ALBUM Marla Brown ft Legendary dub poet/artist Mutabaruka new Words Of Wisdom. New New Ariwa Mad professor & Sister Aisha - Wait Pablo - Wait a Minute + Dub New New Lee "Scratch" Perry & Subatomic Sound System Black Ark Vampires - Roots Rockers Mix + Dub Bass Steppers Danny Red - Jahovia Partial Records meet Conscious Sound - London Fields Hop - Church street Dub
While many are familiar with the call for ‘One Love’ from the music of Bob Marley they more than likely know little about the tradition that this message is rooted in. In Rastafari and the Arts: An Introduction (Routledge, 2015), Darren Middleton, Professor of Religion at Texas Christian University, introduces his readers to Rastafari through the creative expressions of its members in literature, art, film, and music. He traces the development of the tradition in Jamaica and abroad, including Ghana, Britain, and Japan, as well as highlighting key narrative, doctrinal, social, and ethical teachings. In our conversation we discussed Haile Selassie, Rastafari and Gender, the literary tradition of insiders and outsiders, the notion of Babylon, the great masters of dub poetry, including Mutabaruka and Benjamin Zephaniah, documentary film, the role of reggae and Rastafari in Japanese culture, ethnographic work in Ghana, British Rastas, Bob Marley, and the commodification of Rastafari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
While many are familiar with the call for ‘One Love’ from the music of Bob Marley they more than likely know little about the tradition that this message is rooted in. In Rastafari and the Arts: An Introduction (Routledge, 2015), Darren Middleton, Professor of Religion at Texas Christian University, introduces his readers to Rastafari through the creative expressions of its members in literature, art, film, and music. He traces the development of the tradition in Jamaica and abroad, including Ghana, Britain, and Japan, as well as highlighting key narrative, doctrinal, social, and ethical teachings. In our conversation we discussed Haile Selassie, Rastafari and Gender, the literary tradition of insiders and outsiders, the notion of Babylon, the great masters of dub poetry, including Mutabaruka and Benjamin Zephaniah, documentary film, the role of reggae and Rastafari in Japanese culture, ethnographic work in Ghana, British Rastas, Bob Marley, and the commodification of Rastafari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
While many are familiar with the call for ‘One Love’ from the music of Bob Marley they more than likely know little about the tradition that this message is rooted in. In Rastafari and the Arts: An Introduction (Routledge, 2015), Darren Middleton, Professor of Religion at Texas Christian University, introduces his readers to Rastafari through the creative expressions of its members in literature, art, film, and music. He traces the development of the tradition in Jamaica and abroad, including Ghana, Britain, and Japan, as well as highlighting key narrative, doctrinal, social, and ethical teachings. In our conversation we discussed Haile Selassie, Rastafari and Gender, the literary tradition of insiders and outsiders, the notion of Babylon, the great masters of dub poetry, including Mutabaruka and Benjamin Zephaniah, documentary film, the role of reggae and Rastafari in Japanese culture, ethnographic work in Ghana, British Rastas, Bob Marley, and the commodification of Rastafari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
While many are familiar with the call for ‘One Love’ from the music of Bob Marley they more than likely know little about the tradition that this message is rooted in. In Rastafari and the Arts: An Introduction (Routledge, 2015), Darren Middleton, Professor of Religion at Texas Christian University, introduces his readers to Rastafari through the creative expressions of its members in literature, art, film, and music. He traces the development of the tradition in Jamaica and abroad, including Ghana, Britain, and Japan, as well as highlighting key narrative, doctrinal, social, and ethical teachings. In our conversation we discussed Haile Selassie, Rastafari and Gender, the literary tradition of insiders and outsiders, the notion of Babylon, the great masters of dub poetry, including Mutabaruka and Benjamin Zephaniah, documentary film, the role of reggae and Rastafari in Japanese culture, ethnographic work in Ghana, British Rastas, Bob Marley, and the commodification of Rastafari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
While many are familiar with the call for ‘One Love’ from the music of Bob Marley they more than likely know little about the tradition that this message is rooted in. In Rastafari and the Arts: An Introduction (Routledge, 2015), Darren Middleton, Professor of Religion at Texas Christian University, introduces his readers to Rastafari through the creative expressions of its members in literature, art, film, and music. He traces the development of the tradition in Jamaica and abroad, including Ghana, Britain, and Japan, as well as highlighting key narrative, doctrinal, social, and ethical teachings. In our conversation we discussed Haile Selassie, Rastafari and Gender, the literary tradition of insiders and outsiders, the notion of Babylon, the great masters of dub poetry, including Mutabaruka and Benjamin Zephaniah, documentary film, the role of reggae and Rastafari in Japanese culture, ethnographic work in Ghana, British Rastas, Bob Marley, and the commodification of Rastafari. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bob said..."Many more will have to suffer,many more will have to die,don't ask me why" Lucky Dube say..."Is this the way it should be?"..... "The day the dollar die,things will get better"......Says Peter Tosh
Rasta Reggae Retort.Don't let them fool you.You have a mind of your own Jimmy Cliff,Barrington L,Robert French,Bob Nesta,Mutabaruka,Natty-I,Gusdorv,Yami Bolo,Jah Yut,King Sounds,Pupa Chaplin,Dwight Pinkney
I long ago came to the realization that there is no form of music that I don't like. There are artists (Rhianna) and songs (Brown-Eyed Girl) that, I quite frankly can't stand and would love to rid the world of. There are genres of music (Turkish chant, Yiddish folk, American Country) that I just don't "get" because they really don't speak to me and probably weren't meant to. It's not that I hate this music, it may annoy me at times, particularly when I'm in the mood for something else, but otherwise I have no real strong feelings about it whatsoever ... as a genre of music. I think my goal for the next few years is going to be to learn to love those few remaining genres of music. I've found all it takes is a little education. For example, being a middle-aged, middle-American, suburban dweller, until recently I had never been a really big fan of reggae. I was thoroughly convinced that there were only one recycled reggae song called "I Shot the Buffalo Soldier and Stood Up for My Rights." Surprisingly, it only took one hour listening to a Reggae show on a community radio station out of North Yorkshire, UK where a very knowledgeable and passionate disc jockey (Clearchannel take note) opened my eyes to the fact that reggae as a genre is as widespread and diverse as rock and roll, and some of it was absolutely killer. This led to a three week immersion through every list of reggae songs and artists I could find, discovering the likes of The Skatalites, Ijahman Levi, Buju Banton, U-Roy, Mutabaruka and a slew of others. If you have never immersed yourself in an unfamiliar musical genre with the help of a an expert guide in this manner, I highly recommed it. This week's guests, Indyca, are one of our few local "reggae-ish" groups. As with many great Indiana artists, their particular flavor of the genre is a musical crossroads, combining the loose backbeat of reggae and infuse it with elements of jam band, rock, dubstep, and even heavy metal at times. This diverse musical background, while seeming somewhat incongruous at first is brought together by a group of musicians who are equally versed in the technical side of their craft, but still have an excellent ear and open mind for what what works, what doesn't work, and how to push the edges of experimentation just a little in order to create something new and distinctly their own. Definitely looking forward to hearing how this translates in a studio environment. Indyca can be found here: | | All of this evening's tracks were recorded live at by Malcolm Johnson and can be obtained on their . Bassist Bryan Dougherty also plays in ... which is completely different. For people who aspire to be know-it-alls when it comes to music, I found this article which goes in to depth on "." It also turned me on to a lot of artists I didn't know. Indyca is proudly sponsored by and ... and loosely associated with ... not that we in any way condone mixing those three things. For those not overly knowledgeable about "the culture" ... I found this article which discuses "." Who says my show isn't educational?
The Entertainment Celebrity Link.Dub poetry is a form of performance poetry of West Indian origin, which evolved out of dub music consisting of spoken word over reggae rhythms in Jamaica in the 1970s. Unlike dee jaying (also known as toasting), which also features the use of the spoken word, the dub poet's performance is normally prepared, rather than the extemporized chat of the dancehall dee jay. In musical setting, the dub poet usually appears on stage with a band performing music specifically written to accompany each poem, rather than simply perform over the top of dub plates, or riddims, in the dancehall fashion. Musicality is built into dub poems, yet, dub poets generally perform without backing music, delivering chanted speech with pronounced rhythmic accentuation and dramatic stylization of gesture. Sometimes dub music effects, e.g. echo, reverb, are dubbed spontaneously by a poet into live versions of a poem. Many dub poets also employ call-and-response devices to Anita Stewart, original member of Jamaica's Poets In Unity Tommy Ricketts, original member of Jamaica's Poet's In Unity Tomlin Ellis, original member of Jamaica's Poet's In Unity Shaka Bantuta, original member of Jamaica's Poet's In Unity Lillian Allen,Jean "Binta" Breeze,Afua Cooper,Mighty Jah-J! the Furious George AKA George Paul Wielgus, Linton Kwesi Johnson,Yasus Afari,Ahdri Zhina Mandiela,Michael Bailey "Mbala",Mutabaruka, Oku Onuora,Royal African Soldiers, Mikey Smith, Benjamin Zephaniah,D'bi Young, No-Maddz ...(Shepherd, Creary, Gordon and Peart). Levi Tafari, Bob Marley engage audiences.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_poetry www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com copyright (c) all rights reserved
Errol "Ras Minimum" Graham son of Irene "Mama Cherry" Haughton and Roy Graham was born in Montego Bay Jamaica where he lived for a very short time during his childhood. He later moved to Kingston Jamaica where he presently lives. He was destined to be an excellent Musician, Producer and Artist. It was at the tender age of 16 years old after moving to Kingston that he was trained by two great men whom he had the utmost respect and looked up to Mutabaruka and Earl China Smith from The High Time Studio. Errol is quite talented in the music field, as a Musician, Producer and Artist being versitile with skills in instruments such as the Drums, Percussion and Bass Guitar just to name a few. Place almost any instrument before him and he will strum the beat. He has played with many Legends such as the late Dennis Brown, Lloyd Parks and We The People Band, Peter Tosh, Sugar Minot, Squidly (who now plays with Ziggy Marley),Ritchie Spice, Sizzla Kalonji, Jah Cure, Jimmy Cliff, Inikamoze, and Queen Ifrica. He is now a member of the Hammony House Band which is lead by his best friend and mentor "The" Gifted Beres Hammond. Touring the world and spreading reggae music to many, is his passion and love....he believes that reggae music has no boundaries as it has the ability to unify people of every race, class and creed........ONE LOVE.
, Bronco Knowledge (Delroy Fowlin ), grew un in Trench Town around the greatest: Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Alton Ellis and his uncle Scully Sims among others. Bronco Knowledge is a founding member of the group Knowledge in the 70s, which comprises :Anthony Doyley, Michael Samuels, Errol Mcfarlane, Michael Smith and of course himself. Delroy first album “hail dread” recorded at Lee Scratch Perry ‘s Black Ark studio and produced by Tappa Zukie was distributed by A&M compagny then reedited by French label Makasound under the name “Straight outta trenchtown”.Delroy compose and write 2 essential roots “Sentry” and “Zion.” With Knowledge bronco participated in different shows as WHITE RIVER REGGAE BASH, and went on tour in Trinidad alongside Bunny wailer, Mutabaruka, Judy Mowatt, Scully Sims and many others …After the tragic death of two members of the group and the departure for England of Anthony Doyley, Bronco recorded during the '80s and '90s solo pieces that will compile on his album “Tell me something” album released in late 2000 by Jet Star . albums recorded in the Lagos and tuff gong studios ; with Earl China Smith, his companion of Trenchtown school Dean Fraser and his uncle Scully Sims as harmonies and percussion. Bronco in 2010 recorded his latest album “More Knowledge for the people” bringing together some of the best reggae musicians in France. “Tell me Something” and “More knowledge for the people” are available on Indiz.fr and soon on all Legal platforms. Bronco currently working on two other albums. www.crsradio.com/ www.caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com 661-467-2407 #Reggae, #Deejay (Jamaican), #Ragga, #Roots reggae, #Dub (music), #Rocksteady, #Lovers rock, #Reggaeton, #Music of Jamaica, #Dancehall
Cole was born in Jamaica in 1945 and nicknamed "Stranger" by his family, as they considered that he didn't resemble any member of his kin. Cole was initially successful as a songwriter, writing "In and out the Window", which was a hit for Eric "Monty" Morris. This success gave him the chance to make his recording debut in 1962, instantly finding success with singles such as "Rough and Tough" and "When You Call My Name" (a duet with Patsy Todd) for producer Arthur "Duke" Reid. Further success with singles for Reid in the mid-1960s, Clement "Coxsone" Dodd (a duet with Ken Boothe on "Worlds Fair"), and Prince Buste, Gladstone Anderson (on "Just Like a River") and Hortense Ellis. In the late 1960s and early 1970s he recorded with several producers, including Bunny Lee, Lee "Scratch" Perry, and Sonia Pottinger. These included further material with Todd as Stranger & Patsy. In 1971 he emigrated to England, where he toured extensively, and moved on again to Canada in 1973, settling in Toronto. He worked as a machinist in the Tonka Toy factory in Toronto and later opened the first Caribbean record shop in Toronto His first album, "Forward in the Land of Sunshine", was released in 1976, with a handful of further albums released over the next ten years, on his own label. In 2006, Cole released his first album in twenty years, Morning Train, a collaboration with Jah Shaka. Cole is featured in the 2009 documentary Rocksteady: The Roots of Reggae, in which he and other stars of the rocksteady era reunited to record a new album of the same name, released in August 2009. Cole's son, Squiddly, followed him into a music career, working as a drummer for artists including Ziggy Marley , Amy Winehouse, Mutabaruka, and many more. www.crsradio.com ,www.caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com 661-467-2407
Born in Trenchtown , Jamaica, Delroy Michael Fowlin AkA Bronco Knowledge grew up around the greats Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer,Joe Higgs,Alton Ellis,Wailing Soul,Black Uhuru,Jonny Clark, Leroy Smart,Dennis Brown,Gregory Isaacs and many more. By the age of 13, he was dancing in groups like Firing Squad and Scorpion Crew on S90 Skanks alongside Big Youth and on Skylarking alongside Horace Andy.By the age of 17, Delroy Bought his first guitar and learned to play his first cords with Tata Keith more known as Vincent Ford who wrote" No woman no cry" for Bob Marley.He learned percution with his oncle Scully another reggae legend.With his cousin Anthoney Doyley and friends Michael Smith,Michael Samuels, Earl McFarlane, Bronco formed a group called "Knowledge".They recorded for Tappa Zukie their 1st album "hail Dread" in 1977, Aston Family Man, Robby Shakespeare,Sly Dunbar, Earl Chinna Smith and Dean Fraser.In 1979, Knowledge produce the albums "judgment" and "Strive for the highest".In 1981,the group travel to Trinidad and Tobago with Earl Chinna Smith and the high Times crew and artists like Mutabaruka, Prince Lincoln and the Royal Rasses, Pablo Moses, Pablo Black, Freddy McGreggor,Augustus Pablo, Judy Mowatt and many more. Dorothy Davis Mc Leod Prophitess, Christian Chaplin Author and wife of Norman Davis, Her husband Mr.Davis was an original member of the Tennors, and Wailing Souls. She happen to have seen a small side of the legend Bob Marley and also the other member The Wailers. She was also a Rastafarian Mcloud is presently a Prophitess, Christian Chaplin, Counslor, Author, She is a strong believer that women should waite on no man, to tell them they are beautiful, She firmily believes that Black woman needs to rise up, and take a stand and be more proactive . www.crsradio.com &www.caribbeanradioshow.com call in on :661-4672407 caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com
2 hour set recorded live on 2012.12.01 by Robby BlackTAGS: AfroDeep, DeepHouse, SoulfulHouse, AfroHouse, Deep and Soulful House Music, DJ Set(Tracklist embedded in lyrics section of each MP3)IDTitleArtistLabelDate1Lost In My Dreams (Main Mix)Lottoman ft HypnosisStick Out Music 20122Dis PoemMutabaruka 19833Hey Boy (Rough Mix)Tammy LucasSupertronics 19864Break Free (Main Mix)Matthew YatesHouse 4 Life 20125Our Choice (Unik Transitions Mix)MastercrisExklusive Records 20116Dancin At The Synaps (Feel_The_Vox_DreamScape_Mix)Kisha ToureGhost 20127Dream State feat. Derrick CarterCajmereStrut 20128African Seed (Original Mix)Leandro P. Feat. Daniel Reis On KeysNylon Trax 20129I've Got The Music (Bass Rub Dub)Before The Storm Featuring Boyd JarvisMovin Records 198710Symphony In A Summer NightNicola CalbiGalvanic 201211The Jungle (Jungle Mix)Jungle WonzTrax 198612Higher Love (Fender Edit)Alankara Jazzy DGotta Keep Faith 201213Room 003 (Dub Mix)Onur OzmanI Records 201214Grooveman (Original Mix)MoWzGotta Keep Faith 2012155 DeepGramophoneDzieGotta Keep Faith 201216Earth (Original Mix)Yan GordoGotta Keep Faith 201217Trapped (Robby's 2012 Edit)Colonel AbramsMCA 198518The Long Run (Mr. V's Vocal Mix)Steve Bug & Mr. VDessous Recordings 201219Time Marches On (Club)Jungle WonzTrax 198720Higher (Marlow & Rainer Trueby Refix)Kiko NavarroPhat Elephant Recordings 201221Gringo (Original Mix)Mendo & Andre Butano8Bit 201222Im Not A DJ (Gemini Boys Deeper Mix)DJ Bullet feat.Divine LopezDNH Records 201223Definition Of Soul (QuestionmarQ Deep Remix)Definition Of SoulGotta Keep Faith 201224Dreams Of You (2012 Remastered Original Version)Kevin Yost & Peter FunkI Records 2012Follow on Twitter @BassicDeepHouseDownload BDHS019
2 hour set recorded live on 2012.12.01 by Robby BlackTAGS: AfroDeep, DeepHouse, SoulfulHouse, AfroHouse, Deep and Soulful House Music, DJ Set(Tracklist embedded in lyrics section of each MP3)IDTitleArtistLabelDate1Lost In My Dreams (Main Mix)Lottoman ft HypnosisStick Out Music 20122Dis PoemMutabaruka 19833Hey Boy (Rough Mix)Tammy LucasSupertronics 19864Break Free (Main Mix)Matthew YatesHouse 4 Life 20125Our Choice (Unik Transitions Mix)MastercrisExklusive Records 20116Dancin At The Synaps (Feel_The_Vox_DreamScape_Mix)Kisha ToureGhost 20127Dream State feat. Derrick CarterCajmereStrut 20128African Seed (Original Mix)Leandro P. Feat. Daniel Reis On KeysNylon Trax 20129I've Got The Music (Bass Rub Dub)Before The Storm Featuring Boyd JarvisMovin Records 198710Symphony In A Summer NightNicola CalbiGalvanic 201211The Jungle (Jungle Mix)Jungle WonzTrax 198612Higher Love (Fender Edit)Alankara Jazzy DGotta Keep Faith 201213Room 003 (Dub Mix)Onur OzmanI Records 201214Grooveman (Original Mix)MoWzGotta Keep Faith 2012155 DeepGramophoneDzieGotta Keep Faith 201216Earth (Original Mix)Yan GordoGotta Keep Faith 201217Trapped (Robby's 2012 Edit)Colonel AbramsMCA 198518The Long Run (Mr. V's Vocal Mix)Steve Bug & Mr. VDessous Recordings 201219Time Marches On (Club)Jungle WonzTrax 198720Higher (Marlow & Rainer Trueby Refix)Kiko NavarroPhat Elephant Recordings 201221Gringo (Original Mix)Mendo & Andre Butano8Bit 201222Im Not A DJ (Gemini Boys Deeper Mix)DJ Bullet feat.Divine LopezDNH Records 201223Definition Of Soul (QuestionmarQ Deep Remix)Definition Of SoulGotta Keep Faith 201224Dreams Of You (2012 Remastered Original Version)Kevin Yost & Peter FunkI Records 2012Follow on Twitter @BassicDeepHouseDownload BDHS019
2 hour set recorded live on 2012.12.01 by Robby BlackTAGS: AfroDeep, DeepHouse, SoulfulHouse, AfroHouse, Deep and Soulful House Music, DJ Set(Tracklist embedded in lyrics section of each MP3)IDTitleArtistLabelDate1Lost In My Dreams (Main Mix)Lottoman ft HypnosisStick Out Music 20122Dis PoemMutabaruka 19833Hey Boy (Rough Mix)Tammy LucasSupertronics 19864Break Free (Main Mix)Matthew YatesHouse 4 Life 20125Our Choice (Unik Transitions Mix)MastercrisExklusive Records 20116Dancin At The Synaps (Feel_The_Vox_DreamScape_Mix)Kisha ToureGhost 20127Dream State feat. Derrick CarterCajmereStrut 20128African Seed (Original Mix)Leandro P. Feat. Daniel Reis On KeysNylon Trax 20129I've Got The Music (Bass Rub Dub)Before The Storm Featuring Boyd JarvisMovin Records 198710Symphony In A Summer NightNicola CalbiGalvanic 201211The Jungle (Jungle Mix)Jungle WonzTrax 198612Higher Love (Fender Edit)Alankara Jazzy DGotta Keep Faith 201213Room 003 (Dub Mix)Onur OzmanI Records 201214Grooveman (Original Mix)MoWzGotta Keep Faith 2012155 DeepGramophoneDzieGotta Keep Faith 201216Earth (Original Mix)Yan GordoGotta Keep Faith 201217Trapped (Robby's 2012 Edit)Colonel AbramsMCA 198518The Long Run (Mr. V's Vocal Mix)Steve Bug & Mr. VDessous Recordings 201219Time Marches On (Club)Jungle WonzTrax 198720Higher (Marlow & Rainer Trueby Refix)Kiko NavarroPhat Elephant Recordings 201221Gringo (Original Mix)Mendo & Andre Butano8Bit 201222Im Not A DJ (Gemini Boys Deeper Mix)DJ Bullet feat.Divine LopezDNH Records 201223Definition Of Soul (QuestionmarQ Deep Remix)Definition Of SoulGotta Keep Faith 201224Dreams Of You (2012 Remastered Original Version)Kevin Yost & Peter FunkI Records 2012Follow on Twitter @BassicDeepHouseDownload BDHS019
The windows to Kaysha Lee?s soul are her powerful voice, introspective lyrics and harmonious melodies. learning to play piano at age six, to hearing her dad sing tunes from their native Jamaica, music has always been in Kaysha?s life. At 15, Kaysha began to participate in gospel choirs. Eventually, she toured Canada, the U.S. and France with the Nathaniel Dett Chorale, received a Gemini award as part of the Sharon Riley and Faith Chorale and performed at Barack Obama's inauguration. . Kaysha was also a vocal and piano theory teacher. She credits these experiences with helping her to embark, in summer 2009, on a solo career. RasTakura of Royal African Soldiers, Resides in beautiful parish of St.Ann home of Reggae Legend Bob Marley.He was introduced to Mutabaruka thought provoking Cutting Edge program from a conversation with some older youths on the street and as an avid listener and student of the radio show his consciousness began to shift and he examined Dub Poetry. CaribbeanRadioShow Show Call in at 8pm 1-661-467-2407 8:00-11:00pmemail your music to caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com
Broadcasting from home makes it to the quarter century mark with a show that features tunes from Mutabaruka, The Republic Tigers, Jellyfish, Elvis Costello along with a track from the new Devotchka album. Come join Scrappy and his love vibration, you won't see it coming, but it will make you want to stay home The post Broadcasting From Home Podcast 25 appeared first on Broadcasting From Home.
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