What you're gonna hear in the 26th Week Mix... 1.  Johnny Ringo - Rub A Dub Style 2.  Lui Lepki - Bank Clerk 3.  Brigadier Je...

Everald Crawford AKA Papa Tullo was another of the early 80s deejay who doesn't have much written about him but was one hell of an art...

Prior to picking up the mic, Michael Johnson AKA Lord Sassafrass had dreamed of becoming a jockey and in turn worked in the riding stables...

Peter Clarke originally performed under the name Ranking Peter but after discovering the moniker had already been chosen by another deejay...

Keeping with the deejays... up next is Devon Perkins AKA Lee Van Cleef, obviously taking his name from the western actor actor of the same...

Brigadier Jerry, born Robert Russell, originally linked-up with U-Roy's King Stur-Gav Hi-Fi and got his first turn at the mic as, if y...

Lui Lepki, sometimes spelled Louie, Loui, Lue, Luie, etc. is one of those artists with so many variations on the spelling of his name it m...

Up next in the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge is a nice tune by Bradley Miller AKA Johnny Ringo called "Rub A Dub Style" and i...

Here it is... the 25th Week Mix, complete and uninterrupted for your listening pleasure.  What you're gonna hear... 1.  Linton Kwes...

We're gonna wrap up the week by giving King Yellowman his turn to drop some ganja lyrics on the Full Up riddim.  This one is called ...

Sticking with the Full Up for another ganja tune but unlike yesterday's Studio One original take we're going with the Roots Radics...

Stepping back over to Brentford Road and Studio One for the next tune and also keeping with the ganja-centric vibes, we've got deejays...

Do I wish those who celebrate today with the consumption of mass quantities of cannabis a "Happy 420" or is a "Merry 420...

We're a day away from 4/20 and while I'm not one to partake in the herb I would be completely remiss in not acknowledging what so ...

Hector Wright and Raphael Martin were the Blue Bells and today's tune "Come Along," which they recorded at Lee Perry's B...

Keeping it short today because I've been slacking when it comes to getting together tunes for my gig later th...

Here it is... the 24th Week Mix, complete and uninterrupted for your listening pleasure.  What you're gonna hear... 1.  The Wailers...

The producer of today's record, Phillip "Justin" Yap, was a true class-act in the heyday of unscrupulous and shady dealings ...

Short and sweet for Friday... "(Hey) Bartender" was originally written and recorded by American R&B singer and pianist Floyd...

Hopping over to Duke Reid's for the 165th track in the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge and it is yet another premium slice of ska goo...

Cecil Bustamente Campbell AKA Prince Buster, was born in Kingston in 1938 but was sent to rural Jamaica to live with his grandmother to be...

Shenley Duffus got into music in 1958, recording for Federal Studios but never had anything released until 1961.  The following year he sc...

Another ska scorcher!  This one is the absolutely killer "Carry Go Bring Come" by Justin Hinds and the Dominoes and in all serio...

We're gonna mix it up a bit this week and do some ska... hopefully you can forgive me for the abrupt segue from last week's mid-70...

Here it is in all its uninterrupted glory... the 23rd Week Mix, uploaded for your downloading, listening and dancing pleasure.  Be sure to...