Podcasts about sluggy ranks

On commence cette première émission de 2025 avec une sélection d'Alex Easy Style spéciale Freddie Mc Gregor et c'est Vince Irie qui enchaine la deuxième partie d'émission avec un set spécial Sluggy Ranks. 

On Episode 65 of Stark Reality, Host James Dier aka DJ $mall ¢hange rolls the red carpet out to middle Jersey and talks to DJ COMRADE, an excellent DJ and producer and a great dude who shares a lot of his politics, especially on apartheid Israel. While Jim looks at this podcast as a collection of interviews with like minded friends and artists, and not necessarily a time sensitive/breaking news sort of thing, the ongoing genocide in Gaza now in its 3rd month has been horrific, and Comrade was the perfect person to talk to about this. His roots go back spinning 45s and dubplates in reggae soundsystems, playing alongside legends like Stone Love, doing stuff in NYC and Boulder CO, and then later getting into tropical bass sounds and Baile Funk and working alongside many Brazilian heavyweights in that scene. Jim first met Comrade virtually because 10-15 years ago he was one of the very few ppl online that was speaking out against Israeli apartheid and oppression. The bulk of the talk is about Gaza and he will be back to have a more proper music discussion. Comrade has been fighting this fight for a long time, he is the man. This is not a 'professional' news podcast but we hope you enjoy two friends talking proper shit on the racist genocidal shit that is Zionism. Some side notes, Dr. CBS is Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly and her recent book is called Black Scare, Red Scare. and the Sluggy Ranks record that Jim couldn't remember the title is called Ghetto Youth Bust. The background intro music is the Far East riddim just fyi. We'll get a music mix or playlist from Comrade down the road but wanted to get this interview out asap since we are talking about events going on right now. Recorded 12/30/23. Happy new yawn everyone! DJ COMRADE's exclusive Stark Reality Playlist will be coming soon on Episode 66 of STARK REALITY PLAYLISTS. Subscribe to STARK REALITY and STARK REALITY PLAYLISTS on Apple Podcasts, Mixcloud or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network Music Chanel's STARK REALITY Series PageSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brought To You By: https://www.2linedmusichutstore.com | Enter promo code ERP20 at check out to receive 20% off your first purchase.Joseph Velvet is the true definition of perseverance. He's been recording music since the 80's but never really got a break because a terrible car accident that had him down for over 15 years. Joseph Velvet pulled up to the Entertainment Report Podcast and spoke about being inspired by Dennis Brown, Beres Hammond, The Chi-Lites and The Stylistics. He also spoke about almost recording for U Roy a few days before he migrated to the USA, recording his first single in 1987 called 'Wildflower', meeting Sluggy Ranks, almost recording with Tenor Saw before his untimely death, performing with Gregory Isaacs and Freddie McGregor, his car accident, his new album 'Perseverance' and so much more.

This weeks show starts off with music from Bob Marley & The Wailers, Sluggy Ranks, Mighty Diamonds, Horace Andy, Wailing Souls, King Kong, Black Uhuru, Burning Spear, Sugar Minott, Ini Kamoze, Steel Pulse, Pablo Gad, The Prophets & Trinity, Scion Success, Carl Malcolm,  Keith & Tex, Cornell Campbell, and Kojak & Liza. New music this week comes from Akae Beka, Jah Device, Jah Mirikle, Glen Washington, Gentleman's Dub Club with Hollie Cook, Pressure Busspipe, Alborosie, Irie Keef, CJ Joe, The Carey James, Marie Coke, Maxi Priest, Gonzo & Zeb, Jahdon, Arkaingelle, Leaf Of Life, Darrio , and Lutan Fyah. In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Clive Hunt, Augustus Pablo, Richie Phoe, Alborosie, High & i and the Dubstrand All Stars. Extended dub mixes feature Big Youth, Nga Han and Kingston Echo, B. Davis and Boom One Sound System, Fikir Amlak with Ras Amlak and King Alpha, and Twilight Circus featuring Mikey General. Enjoy! Bob Marley & The Wailers - Natural Mystic - Exodus - Tuff Gong Sluggy Ranks - Ethiopia - Easy Star Volume 1 - Easy Star Records Mighty Diamonds - Leaders Of Black Countries - Leaders Of Black Countries - Kingston Sounds Horace Andy - Zion Gate - Zion Sessions - Jamaican Recordings Wailing Souls - This Is The Time - Back A Yard - Greensleeves Alborosie - This Is Dub Time - Back A Yard Dub - Greensleeves Megumi Mesaku - Soon Forward - Saxy Cool Ruler - Mafia & Fluxy  King Kong - Time Is Changing - Brick Wall Riddim - I Love Sound Black Uhuru - Endurance - Sinsemilla - Island Records Burning Spear - No Worry U Self - People Of The World - Burning Music Sugar Minott - Love Of Jah - Sugar & Spice - Ras Records Ini Kamoze - I Want It Ital - Here Comes The Hotstepper - Columbia Records Steel Pulse - Soldiers - Handsworth Revolution - Island Records Pablo Gad - Hard Times/Hard Times Dub - The Best Of Pablo Gad - Reggae On Top The Prophets & Trinity - Chant Down Babylon Kingdom - Yabby You: Jesus Dread 1972-1977 - Blood & Fire Akae Beka - Groove Stampede - Righteous Synergy - Fifth Son Records Fikir Amlak, Ital Horns & Dougie Conscious - African Raindrops/African Horns - Conscious Sounds Scion Success - Can’t Leave Jah Alone - Greensleeves Jah Device - Bye Bye Babylon - Love And Sacrifice - Stingray Records Jah Mirikle - Gift From Jah - Come On Riddim - Senator B Music  Glen Washington & Irie Ites - Liar, Liar - Irie Ites Records Cornell Campbell - Boxing - 15 Rounds Of Boxing - Rocky Gibbs Kojak & Liza - Bam Bam - 15 Rounds Of Boxing - Rocky Gibbs Carl Malcolm - Fattie Bum Bum - Reggae Anthology: Randy’s 50th Anniversary - VP Records Keith & Tex - Down The Street - The Undertaker: Derrick Harriott & The Crystalites - Doctor Bird Records Gentleman’s Dub Club feat. Hollie Cook - Honey - Down To Earth - Easy Star Records Irie Keef - Whispers Of Wisdom - Distrokid Pressure Busspipe - Chase Dem - Addis Records Alborosie - Never Let Me Down - VP Records Perfect Giddimani - Inna Marcus Name - Big Chune Riddim - Giddimani Records Robbie Rule - Naw Bow - Big Chune Riddim - Giddimani Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Clive Hunt - No Bones - Blue Lizzard - VP Records Augustus Pablo - King Tubby’s Meets Rockers Uptown - The Rockers Story: The Mystic World Of Augustus Pablo - Shanachie Richie Phoe feat. Kassia Zermon - Baby I Dub You So - Balanced Records Alborosie - Shark Attack Dub - Back A Yard Dub - Greensleeves High & I Meets Mighty Sharp - Coronavirus (Raw Mix)  - Coronavirus - Dubophonic Dubstrand All Stars - Sunset Cliffs Dub - Dubbing Up The Coast - Dubstrand Dubstrand All Stars - Dubbing Up The Coast - Dubbing Up The Coast - Dubstrand Big Youth - Jim Screechy (Smith & Mighty Remix) - Select Cuts From Blood & Fire Chapter 3 - Select Cuts Nga Han & The Hi-Flyers - Way Out - Emergence - Bona Fi Records Kingston Echo - Way Out Dub - Submergence (Emergence In Dub) - Bona Fi Records B Davis & Boom One Sound System - Raise and Shine/Rise and Dub (3000 Worlds Remix) - Blood Fire - Boom One Records Fikir Amlak, Ras Amlak & King Alpha - All Fall Down/All Fall Down Dub - I Roots Records Twilight Circus feat. Mikey General - Bulletin - Extended Disco Mixes - M Records ===================================== CJ Joe - Hold On - Fareast SoulJah Music The Carey James - Self Fulfillment - More Love Music Royal Sounds feat. Macka B’s Roots Ragga Band - We Got To Be Together - Chinelo Records Romain Virgo & Busy Signal - Pray - Kirkledove Records/Vpal Marie Coke - Light It Up - Divorce Court Riddim - Lion King Music Maxi Priest - Mash Up Mi Life - Divorce Court Riddim - Lion King Music Gonzo & Zeb - Addict - Rebel Sound Records Pressure Busspipe - All Said And Done - Victory Rock Riddim - Bebble Rock Arkaingelle - Persevere - Live Clean Riddim - Rally Up Music Leaf Of Life - Rasta Territory - Live Clean Riddim - Rally Up Music Chino - Zion Step - The Process Vol. 3 Riddim Ryda Style - Jamworld Music Jahdon - Cooking - Look Ya Noww Entertainment Eesah & Kabaka Pyramid - Police & Badboy - King Ivier Music/Loud City  Darrio - Warrior - Twelve Columns Riddim - 24/7 Music Production  Lutan Fyah & Iyah Site -Almost Never Count - Twelve Columns Riddim - 24/7 Music Production  Marshall Neeko & Unruly - Sick of This Pain Remix - Salomon Heritage Dan I w/Paolo Baldini Dubfiles & Imperial Sound Army - Jah No Dead/Jah No Dead Dub - Dolomites Rockers - La Tempesta  Jah Schulz feat. Ranking Joe & Donovan Kingjay - Stay Far/Stay Dub - Rail Road Records

REGGAEBOYZ SOUND PRESENTS THE BRAND NEW MIX SERIES... PON DI CAWNA VOL 1... THIS EDITION FEATURES JUGGLING BY MR COSNA AKA KUSHNA... FEATURING CLASSIC & EVEN SOME RARE DANCEHALL CHUNES FROM THE 80'S & EARLY 90'S... FEATURING ARTISTS LIKE COBRA, BUJU BANTON, TERROR FABULOUS, WAYNE SMITH, DENNIS BROWN, ADMIRAL BAILEY, COCOA TEA, CHUCK TURNER, SLUGGY RANKS, TENOR SAW, NITTY GRITTY, SUPER CAT, LOUIE CULTURE, PINCHERS, PAD ANTHONY, CLEMENT IRIE, SHABBA RANKS, NINJA MAN, CHEVELLE FRANKLIN, SQUIDLY RANKS, MERCILESS, PAPA SAN, RED DRAGON, PROFESSOR NUTS, CHAKA DEMUS, FREDDIE MCGREGOR, LOVINDEER, FRANKIE PAUL, WAYNE WONDER, SPRAGGA BENZ, NINJA KID, LITTLE LENNY, GHOST, CAPTAIN BARKEY, BOUNTY KILLER, CAPLETON, DADDY SCREW... AND MORE... IF U LOVE DI VIBES... SHARE DI VIBES!!!

This weeks show starts off with music from Burning Spear, Everton Blender, Cornel Campbell, Culture, Dr. Alimantado, The Wailing Souls, Leroy Smart, Rod Taylor, Sluggy Ranks, The Gladiators, The Mighty Diamonds and Misty In Roots. New music this week comes from Marcus Gad, Jah9, Java Jukebox, Autarchii and Donovan Joseph, Capleton, The Meditations with Ranking Joe, Ras Akkurate, Pressure Busspipe, Soulmedic, Carlton Livingston, Jesse Royal and Randy Valentine, Clinton Fearon, Artganic, Mr. Vegas, King Mas, Brother Culture, and Jah Screechy.  In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Addis Pablo, Joe Ariwa and Adam Prescott, Bush Chemists, Fikir Amlak and King Alpha, and Luv Fyah with Sista Habesha. Extended dub mixes this week feature Nga Han and The Signal One Band, Ras Teo and Lone Ark, Horace Andy and Jah Shaka, Barry Brown and Shorty the President, Mikey Dread, and Michael Prophet. Enjoy! Burning Spear - Throw Down Your Arms - Dry & Heavy - Mango Everton Blender - The Man - Piece Of The Blender: The Singles - Heartbeat Records Cornel Campbell - Two Face Rasta - I Shall Not Remove 1975-1980 - Blood & Fire Culture - See Them A Come/See Dem Dub - Two Sevens Clash: 30th Anniversary Edition - Shanachie Scientist - Baltimore Dub - Dub From The Ghetto - Ras Records Dr. Alimantado - Can’t Conquer Natty Dreadlocks - Best Dressed Chicken In Town - Greensleeves The Wailing Souls - Harbour Shark - Calling Rastafari - Nighthawk  Leroy Smart - Beautiful Rainbow - Dread Hot In Africa - Makasound Rod Taylor - Promised Land - Strong Like Sampson: Linval Thompson Presents The 12” Mixes - Hot Milk Sluggy Ranks - Ethiopia - Easy Star Volume 1 - Easy Star Records Marcus Gad & Zion I Kings - Leggo Your Ego/Leggo Your Ego Dub(digital ancient dub) - Lustre Kings Productions The Gladiators - Hearsay - Dreadlocks The Time Is Now - Virgin The Mighty Diamonds - 4000 Years/4000 Years Dub - Deeper Roots Back To The Channel - Virgin Misty In Roots - Slavery Days - Wise and Foolish - People Unite Teacha Dee - Emperor Selassie - Burnhard Spliffington Riddim - Giddimani Records Perfect Giddimani & Mr. Williamz - Burnhard Spliffington - Burnhard Spliffington Riddim - Giddimani Records Jah9 - Ma’at (each man) - Note To Self - VP Records Java Jukebox - Rise Up - Rise Up - Java Jukebox Autarchii & Donovan Joseph - Howellites - Look Where We Are - Montego Records Anthony B - Forward Home - Come Together Riddim - Larger Than Life Records Capleton - Call Mi Ghetto - Come Together Reloaded Riddim - Larger Than Life Records Chino - Nuh Suffer - Come Together Riddim - Larger Than Life Records The Meditations feat. Ranking Joe - Rasta Faith Strong - Can’t Stop The Flow Of Life - Meditations Music Ras Akkurate - Most High - Overcome EP - Kohanim Records Pressure Busspipe feat. R City - Streets Keep Calling - Rebel With A Cause - I Grade Records Soulmedic - Terrible - Jah Kebra Music Carlton Livingston & Lone Ranger - Running For My Life - Bridge Of Life - Paris DJ’s Keith & Tex - Tonight - Greatest Hits - Kebar Music Keith & Tex - Let Me Be The One - Greatest Hits - Kebar Music Delroy Wilson - Rain From The Skies - Original Eighteen: The Best Of Delroy Wilson - Heartbeat Records Gregory Isaacs - Loving Pauper In Dub - Gregory Isaacs Dub Versions Deluxe Edition - Tad’s  Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Addis Pablo - Melodica Fiya - Majestic Melodies - Addis Pablo Music Joe Ariwa & Adam Prescott - From Creation - Adam Prescott Meets Joe Ariwa - Ariwa Sounds Bush Chemists - Light Up Your Spliff - Light Up Your Spliff - EFA Fikir Amlak & King Alpha - Ziggurat Of Ur Dub - I Roots Luv Fyah Meets Sista Habesha - Ancient Dub - Inner Standing Sound System Addis Pablo - Niyabinghi Melody - Majestic Melodies - Addis Pablo Music The Signal One Band feat. Nga Han - Go Down/Go Down Dub - Earth Works Productions Ras Teo Meets Lone Ark - Father House/Father House Dub - Ten Thousand Lions - Lone Ark Productions Horace Andy - Everyman Foundation - Jah Shaka Meets Horace Andy - Jah Shaka Music Jah Shaka - Everyman Foundation Dub - Dub Salute 1 -  Jah Shaka Music Barry Brown - Natty Rootsman - Let’s Go To The Blues - Kingston Sounds Shorty The President - Control Dub - DJ Jamaica: Inna Fine Dub Style - Jamaican Recordings Mikey Dread - Israel (12 Tribe Stylee) - Beyond World War III - Heartbeat Records Michael Prophet - Gunman 12” Mix - Gunman - Greensleeves ========================= Luciano - True To The Music - B.U. Riddim - Stargate Productions Jesse Royal & Randy Valentine - Glad To Be - Loud City Music Lutan Fyah - Don’t Put Your Trust - Longets Livah - Locke City Music Protoje - Blood Money - A Matter Of Time - Indiggnation Collective/Easy Star Records Jah Cure feat. Yami Bolo, Junior Reid, & Capleton - Street Kings - Royal Soldier - VP Records Clinton Fearon - French Connection - History Say - Baco Records Artganic - I Live Live I - Crazy World: Get Your Mind Right - Artganic Musician Mr. Vegas & Gregory Morris - No More One Draw/Ghetto Heaven Dub - Ghetto Heaven Riddim - Maximum Sound  Michael Palmer - Good Man - Love Rasta Riddim - Strictly Yard Music King Mas - Age Of Knowledge - Love Rasta Riddim - Strictly Yard Music Richie Spice - Earth A Run Red - Spice In Your Life - VP Records Eek A Mouse - Wa Do Dem - Reggae Anthology: Eek Ology - VP Records Tenor Youthman Meets King Toppa - Lion Mi Lion (Victory Rock Riddim) - Tenor Youthman Meets King Toppa - King Toppa Music Reggae Roast feat. Brother Culture - The Music - The Music EP - Trojan Reloaded Reggae Roast feat. Jah Screechy - Love Me Culture - The Music EP - Trojan Reloaded Reggae Roast - Keep It Dubbing - The Music EP - Trojan Reloaded Raging Fyah - Judgement Day - Judgement Day - Raging Fyah Music

Throwback to March 2006 – I was living in Toronto and at the time and Reggae / Dancehall was LIFE for me. Fresh on the scene as a selecta with Immortal Vybz Sound we were all learning the ropes. Most DJ’s probably wouldn’t post some of their earliest work but this mix was special to me and I’m proud of the progress from then up to now. 1. Derrick Lara - Hard Times (Dub) 2. Johnny Osbourne - Fally Ranking 3. Wha Do Dem - Eek-A-Mouse 4. Ranking Joe Ft. Barrigington Levy – River Jordan 5. Gunman – Michael Prophet 6. Clint Eastwood & General Saint – Another One Bites the Dust 7. Barrington Levy - On The Telephone 8. Gregory Issacs - Night Nurse 9. John Holt – Ghetto Queen 10. Linval Thompson – Look How Me Sexy 11. Bob Marley – Waiting in Vain 12. Garnett Silk – Mama 13. Dennis Brown – Love & Hate 14. Dennis Brown – To The Foundation 15. Dennis Brown – Revolution 16. Barrington Levy – Here I Come 17. Tristan Palmer, Jah Thomas & Ranking Toyan – Entertainment 18. Yellowman – I’m Getting Married 19. Don Carlos – I’m Not Crazy 20. Bob Marley – One Love 21. Wailing Souls – Firehouse Rock 22. Hugh Mundell – Can’t Pop No Style 23. Max Romeo – Chase the Devil 24. Barrington Levy – Murderer 25. Cocoa Tea – Idiot Sound 26. Tenor Saw – Fever 27. Jimmy Cliff – Harder they Come 28. Barrington Levy – Be Strong 29. Everton Blender – Lift Up Your Head 30. Freddy Mcgregor – Push Come to Shove 31. Garnett Silk – Oh Me, Oh My 32. Beres Hammond – Call on the Father 33. Buju Banton & Garnett Silk - Complaint 34. Tony Rebel – Why Be Afraid (Dub) 35. Everton Blender – Ghetto People Song (Dub) 36. Ras Shiloh – Are You Satisfied 37. Buju Banton & Wayne Wonder – Bonifide Love 38. Wayne Wonder – Saddest Day of My Life 39. Foxy Brown – Sorry 40. Glen Washigton – Jah Glory (Dub) 41. Beres Hammond – Can’t Stop a Man 42. Beres Hamond – Putting Up A Resistance 43. Bob Marley – Get Up, Stand Up 44. Sluggy Ranks – Lightning & Thunder 45. Jah Cure & Morgan Heritage – My People Calling 46. Morgan Heritage – Build & Destroy 47. Jah Cure – Love is the Solution 48. Barrington Levy – Vice Versa Love

#1BEST SELLER Millenia Black,& Artist KK Holliday &Stylex KK Holliday began singing at the tender age of 6, and performing by the age of 8. Educated at the Jamaica School of the Performing Arts, KK studied theatre, where her true love was discovered as she performed and excelled. KK received honors and awards winning the island award for Drama and Speech at age 10. As a child, KK also sang with many choirs as well as being featured in Jamaica's Star Magazine, Caribbean Times, British Elle, and various local papers. She has worked with notable photographers such as Jamel Shabazz, Ronnie Cush, Bryan Cummings and many more.KK Holliday has collaborated with many known artists, such as Mad Cobra, Sluggy Ranks, Coolio, and Pretty Ricky. Don't let her small frame fool you, this feisty songstress is an edgy thrill-seeker that's willing to take chances that reflect her trend setting, trail blazing style and charisma. KK welcomes adversity, promotes diversity and over all embodies creativity. In 2007, KK Holliday moved to Hollywood, CA and in 2008 started working with producer Doc Frank. KK signed with Monstarz Ink in 2009.   Akeem ‘stylex' Graham is a Jamaican sinjay, songwriter. He was born Jamaica. He discovered his talent in grade nine at the age of fourteen. He used to attend various studios around May Pen to record. He has record songs like on and on where he gains more popularity has a upcoming recording artiste. In October 2012 he was recognized on facebook by Janice Binns the head of forward manager. Stylex is now working with Forward management at this moment; great thing are in store for stylex career.   caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com 661-467-2407  

++ NYC VIBES Vol. 2: FLATBUSH HOTSTEPPING 90s STYLE! ++ This one personal!!! Deadly Dragon Digs deep into the 90s Flatbush styles that were ruling NYC from Bushwick to the Bronx to the clubs of Manhattan and finally to the world via the breakout sounds of Signet Records and their Star Time Crew of Sting International and DJs like Shaggy, Screechy Dan and Red Fox. Alongside that label and those artists, we touching on some of the other labels like Tan Yah, Secret Rival and Massive B and Artists like the late Sluggy Ranks and obscure favorites Private P, Trouble, Daddy Sylva and more who kept the Fulton Mall bubbling and the Jeeps bumping!Big Ups and X amount of respect to all the people who introduced me to the Flatbush vibes way back then: Screechy Dan, Nolan "Douglah" Baynes, Sting Intl, Kross Studios, N'Kansa, Spinna, Red Fox, Private P, Inspector Gadget, Nikey Fungus, Ben Socolov, Jamie Stewart, Pancho, Hitman, Sherman Escoffery, Zone Man and all the other good peoples back then who helped turn my love for the music into an obsession! And R.I.P. to the memories of Sluggy Ranks and Daddy Sylva As always this ya one mixed by Deadly Dragon live & direct with vinyl sweet vinyl! For some of these tunes and more, be sure to check www.deadlydragonsound.comTRACK LIST:Shinehead - Reprimand (African Love 7") /Shaggy - Oh Carolina (Signet 12") / Baaja Jedd - Bedwork Sensation (Signet 12") / Josey Wales - Use Me (Signet 12") / Nikey Fungus - Zig Zag Stitch (Signet 12") / Echo Minot - Murder Weapon (Signet 12") / Screechy Dan - Ruff Stuff (Signet 12") / Baaja Jedd - Holy Moly (Signet 12") / Sluggy Ranks - Surrender Your Heart (Tan Yah 12") / Mad Lion - Bad Boy Life (Tan Yah 12") / Daddy Lizard - Gal a Mad Me (Tan Yah 12") / Private P - Dub Fi Dub (Tan Yah 12") / Daddy Sylva - How Many Lives (Tan Yah 12") / Shaggy - It Bun Me (Pure Pleasure LP) / Trouble - Sound Boy Burial(Tan Yah 12") / Private P - Glass House (Signet 12") / Josey Wales - Gateman (Signet 12") / Daddy Sylva - Right Something (Signet 12") / Red Fox - Ooh Eee (Signet 12") / Red Fox Jessica (Signet 12") / Private P - Good Bed Loving (Signet 12") / Red Fox & Naturalee - Down In Jamaica (FM Force 12") / Sluggy Ranks & Tuffest - Weedman (Secret Rival 12") / Chuck Fender & Mikey Merican - Big Gun (Sick To The Treatment LP) / Sluggy Ranks & Terrible Cat - Sound Boy Killer (Secret Rival 12") / Shaggy & Rayvon - Big Up (Signet 12") / Screechy Dan & Baja Jedd - Big Bills (Signet 12") / Nikey Fungus - The Gig (Signet 12") / Red Fox & Screechy Dan - Pose Off (Tan Yah 12")/ Shaggy - Mampie (Tan Yah 12") / Conroy Smith - NY girls (Massive B 12") / Burro Banton - Gunman (Massive B 12") / Shaggy - Love me up (Signet 12") / Professor Grizzly - Hero (Massive B 12") / Mad Lion - Glock 17 (Massive B 12") / Private P - Hoist the Calico (Signet 12") / Trouble - Gangster (Signet 12") / Chuck Turner - Don Dadda Rise (Fire 12")DeadlyDragonSound.com 102-B Forsyth Street New York, NY 10002 info@deadlydragonsound.com Deadly Dragon Sound Blog! http://deadlydragonsounds.blogspot.com/ Deadly Dragon Sound on Myspace! http://www.myspace.com/deadlydragonsound Deadly Dragon Sound on Twitter! http://twitter.com/deadlydragon Deadly Dragon Sound on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Deadly-Dragon-Sound-System/80795465390 Deadly Dragon Sound Podomatic! http://deadlydragonsoundsystem.podomatic.com/ Deadly Dragon Sound You Tube! http://www.youtube.com/deadlydragonsound

  Hawkeye is one of dancehall's most prolific artists. He boasts innate music skill, witty lyrics, charisma and style. The Dj, born Christopher Smith, possess the qualities of a star. His multiple dancehall smashes, numerous underground hits and loyal fan base have earned him a permanent place in dancehall music's ever - growing fraternity.. Currently, Hawkeye appears alongside Phife of the legendary Hip Hop act A tribe Called quest on the smash single “Diggy Dialect.” The collaboration is being billed as one of Hip Hop/Reggae finest products in 2003. “I like keeping my fans surprised,” indicates Hawkeye. “I want to put out music that is diverse without definitive boundaries.” He has recently graced the stage in Boston, New York, Washington D.C., and Trinidad and Tobago.  Ian Wilson a.k.a Ijah-los “Eternalfyah”, Born In Trinidad & Tobago. His influences are, Peter Tosh,Chalice,Culture, Ninja Man, Anthony B & Jah Mason just to name a few. Because of his love for the music, he would open/end local “Block Parties” with sound clashes with the likes of T.M.C. Sound System and Roots & Culture Prom.”Matsimilla Sound”. In 1999, he migrated to the U.S.A. where he met Ras Sharky and so their friendship and love for the music grew into a duo and claimed the title “Judgement”;whose album titled “Judgement Time” was released in 2002-03. Ras-Ijah, Morgan Heritage, The Congo's, Israel Vibration, Sister Carol, Johnny Osbourne, Sammy Dread, Yami Bolo, Terry Ganzie, Ninja Ford, Junior Demus, Cedric Brooks, Dean Frasier, Junior Jazz, One Drop, Val Douglas{Bass}, Sluggy Ranks, Aaron Silk, CULTURE, Yellow Dan, Meshech, Fragga Ranks, Shanti Reblah, Junior Reid, Mr.Lee G, Ras Shiloh & Warrior King. 

This ya podcast is in honor of our newest reissues -- JAH ROOTS - GONE A FOREIGN and JAH ROOTS & BIGGY RANKS - CLEAN UP YOUR KINGDOM. Last year we found a deeply beat up copy of the original DUKE 7" and underneath all the scratches and hiss, we heard a brilliant digital roots tunes...HEAVY, driving bassline with classic Waterhouse style vocals. On our next trip down to Jamaica, we were able to locate JAH ROOTS who it turns out, also produced the tune. Apparently he had recorded his vocal in the 80s but never released it until the early 90s at which time he recorded his combination with Biggy Ranks as well a next tune pon the riddim, ROLEX - TELL ME TEACHER. Well, the man had his tapes still, so we put it all together and BOOOM! the exclusive 7" vinyl reissues will be out January 21st on Duke/Deadly Dragon and ONLY available at www.deadlydragonsound.com. For this ya podcast, we put together a tuff mix of obscure 90s roots and culture that have that serious RUMBLE!!! Consciousness from the depths of the bass chamber...and as always, this one is mixed LIVE and DIRECT from vinyl -- no Serrato, no Cds -- just Deadly Dragon doing it inna Big People Fashion! REMEMBER! Check www.deadlydragonsound.com Play List: Jah Roots - Gone a Foreign (deadly dragon reissue!) Jah Roots & Biggy Ranks - Clean Up Your Kingdom (Deadly Dragon Reissue!) Rolex - Tell Them Teacher (Deadly Dragon Reissue!) SWEENY C.I.D. Dubwise Eek A Mouse - Pinchers - Cut Down Jr. Reid - John Law Determine - Man's Heart Ras Shiloh - Brass Gates Little Kirk - SOng Of Love Terry Ganzie - So Long Silver Cat - Israel Jr. Kelly - Black Starliner Tony Rebel - Dont Give Up Ras Shiloh - Look Into Life Triston Palmer - Jah Love King Kong - Who Say Yami Bolo - Mystery Babylon Dennis Brown - Almighty Father Wayne Smith - My God, My Lord, My Savior Chilla Ranch - Trod Earth Choppa Chop & Terror Fabulous - This Time Around Sluggy Ranks - If You Want Do the Time Willow - Nah Follow Dem Danny Dread - Jah Jah Mikey General - Deliver Me Jah Cocoa Tea - Heathen Terry Ganzie - Hi Hey Hello Tony Rebel - One Word Sizzla - Black Woman & Child Sizzla - Make It Secure Terry Linen - Show Me Oh Lord Sizzla - Joy Sluggy Ranks - Jah IS The Way Sluggy Ranks - Lightning & ThunderGeorge Nooks & Merciless - Too Much War Garnett Silk - Babylon Be Still Ras Shiloh - Don't Go Astray Sluggy Ranks - 20th Century Johnny Diamond - Slavemaster Dona V - Black Mother Cry Terror Fabulous - Natty Son Sizzla - Clean Up Your Heart

Sammy Dread and Sluggy Ranks - both amazing singers born in Kingston, Jamaica relocated to Brooklyn, New York. They embraced the dancehall and sound system culture in the 80s and 90s but sang cultural roots and positive lyrics instead of slackness. Listen. reminisce, and learn more on Reggae Lover Podcast episode 122. Apple Podcast (iTunes) link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/reggae-lover/id1126663530?mt=2&app=podcast&at=11l6hT iHeartRadio link: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-Reggae-Lover-29076656/ Stitcher Radio link: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/reggae-lover/the-reggae-lover-podast Google Play link: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ixihhi6rfw26zi6333hocwv6diq?t=Reggae_Lover TuneIn Radio link: https://tunein.com/radio/Reggae-Lover-p1033580/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.