Wednesday, September 09, 2015
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Jah
You've probably heard the saying, "there are three things never to discuss in polite company; politics, sex and religion," and I'm not going to break that rule today. I was scrolling through a list of tunes on my computer looking to be inspired for a theme for a mix when it immediately came to me... Jah is such an important part of Jamaican music I would be remiss in not doing this mix. So regardless of where you stand in your religious beliefs, or even your lack thereof, there are just so many great songs to Jah that it makes for some great listening.
Here's what you're gonna hear...
Don Carlos - Jah Hear My Plea
Bobby Melody - Jah Bring I Joy
Gregory Isaacs - Jah Music
Welton Irie - Jah A Come
Al Campbell - Jah Love Every One
Gladiators - Jah Almighty
Tappa Zukie - Jah Is I Guiding Star
Barrington Spence - Jah For All
Willie Williams - Jah Righteous Plan
Junior Murvin - Jah Took Six Days
Brigadier Jerry - Jah D
Niney Holness - Jah Fire
Sly & Robbie - Jah Easy Dub
Wailing Souls - Jah Give Us Life
Linval Thompson - Jah Jah Dreader Than Dread
I-Roy - Jah Come Here
Cornell Campbell - Jah Jah A Go Beat Them
Culture - Jah Rastafari
Wayne Jarrett - Jah Jah I
Morwell Unlimited & King Tubby - Jah Star
Enjoy!
Here's what you're gonna hear...
Don Carlos - Jah Hear My Plea
Bobby Melody - Jah Bring I Joy
Gregory Isaacs - Jah Music
Welton Irie - Jah A Come
Al Campbell - Jah Love Every One
Gladiators - Jah Almighty
Tappa Zukie - Jah Is I Guiding Star
Barrington Spence - Jah For All
Willie Williams - Jah Righteous Plan
Junior Murvin - Jah Took Six Days
Brigadier Jerry - Jah D
Niney Holness - Jah Fire
Sly & Robbie - Jah Easy Dub
Wailing Souls - Jah Give Us Life
Linval Thompson - Jah Jah Dreader Than Dread
I-Roy - Jah Come Here
Cornell Campbell - Jah Jah A Go Beat Them
Culture - Jah Rastafari
Wayne Jarrett - Jah Jah I
Morwell Unlimited & King Tubby - Jah Star
Enjoy!
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Scientist & The Roots Radics - Dubbin' It Inna Early 80's Style
A group of distinguished scientists with Professor Hopeton Brown whom they greeted here recently. Left to right are Dr. M.L. Humason, Ed. P. Hubble, Albert A. Michelson, Prof. Albert Einstein, Dub Master Hopeton "Scientist" Brown and W.S. Adams.
What started as my Cold War project last week has gone off the tracks... thing is, I got so into the dub that the Radics and Scientist were layin' down in the first track, the mix went off in a completely unintended but rather pleasing direction...here's what you're gonna hear!
We start the mix with a little "Dangerous Match 1" from the 1982 album Scientist Wins The World Cup on Greensleeves and segue into Clint Eastwood & General Saint's "Can't Take Another World War" from their '81 release, also on Greensleeves. From there the dub started taking hold and I decided to throw in Johnny Osbourne's "Love Is Universal" from his 1982 Greensleeves album Never Stop Fighting and finally Little John's "Janet Sinclair" from the Greensleeves 12" also from '82.
We hop into the next riddim with a healthy-sized chunk of conscious vibes from Hugh Mundell and a little number called "Rasta Have The Handle" - originally released on his self-titled 1982 Greensleeves LP Mundell but lifted from a repressed Jah Guidance 10". Scientist kicks it back dub-wise with "Dangerous Match 2" also from the aforementioned Scientist Wins The World Cup LP.
Wayne Jarrett is up next with a wicked tune called "Love In Mi Heart" which is taken from his 1982 Greensleeves LP Chip In. We then slide into what in my opinion is one of the baddest dub tracks ever set down on tape, "Blood On His Lips"from Scientist's 1981 LP Scientist Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires, miraculously also on Greensleeves.
Another spacey Scientist track immediately follows "Blood On His Lips" and it's the tune called "Dematerialize" from another 1981 release called Scientist Meets The Space Invaders. Sammy Dread hops onboard the riddim with a tune called "Follow Fashion," which comes to us from a wicked 1981 Greensleeves 12".
We give Junjo Lawes a break for the next couple by letting Scientist have his way with a couple Linval Thompson productions... first up, is a snippet of Scientist's dub called "Beaming" from a 1981 LP called Dub Landing on the Starlight Records label. We slip into a smooth tune by the man Wayne Wade called "Suzie" and it was taken from a CD called Strong Like Sampson 80s Revive Cultural Collection on Jet Star and follow it up with Linval Thompson himself and one of my all-time favorite rub-a-dub tracks "Curfew" which I borrowed from my Jah Guidance 12". Scientist of course rides out the riddim... just complete baddassery!
We hop back in with another Johnny Osbourne classic... this one is "Give A Little Love" and it also comes from his LP Never Stop Fighting. Scientist rides it out with "Dangerous Match 7" from the Scientist Wins The World Cup LP.
Michael Prophet and Scientist go head-to-head on the next one... it's one of Scientist's more vocal-heavy dub tracks from the era and it's called "Your Teeth In My Neck" from the ...Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires LP and one of Prophet's baddest tunes called "Love And Unity" from his self-titled 1981 album on Greensleeves. The two tracks blur the lines of what is the dub and what is the vocal but nonetheless they make a helluva combination.
Scientist effortlessly slides into the final dub track of the mix with a number called Round Three from the 1980 Greensleeves Big Showdown LP with Prince Jammy and we get a little vocal from Barrington Levy's 1979 Greensleeves release Englishman and a song called "If You Give To Me."
Like always, if you're diggin' what you hear, let me know! I could easily get back into the mode to do another mix like this... I enjoyed putting it together and I hope you'll enjoy listening!
CLICK HERE!
What started as my Cold War project last week has gone off the tracks... thing is, I got so into the dub that the Radics and Scientist were layin' down in the first track, the mix went off in a completely unintended but rather pleasing direction...here's what you're gonna hear!
We start the mix with a little "Dangerous Match 1" from the 1982 album Scientist Wins The World Cup on Greensleeves and segue into Clint Eastwood & General Saint's "Can't Take Another World War" from their '81 release, also on Greensleeves. From there the dub started taking hold and I decided to throw in Johnny Osbourne's "Love Is Universal" from his 1982 Greensleeves album Never Stop Fighting and finally Little John's "Janet Sinclair" from the Greensleeves 12" also from '82.
We hop into the next riddim with a healthy-sized chunk of conscious vibes from Hugh Mundell and a little number called "Rasta Have The Handle" - originally released on his self-titled 1982 Greensleeves LP Mundell but lifted from a repressed Jah Guidance 10". Scientist kicks it back dub-wise with "Dangerous Match 2" also from the aforementioned Scientist Wins The World Cup LP.
Wayne Jarrett is up next with a wicked tune called "Love In Mi Heart" which is taken from his 1982 Greensleeves LP Chip In. We then slide into what in my opinion is one of the baddest dub tracks ever set down on tape, "Blood On His Lips"from Scientist's 1981 LP Scientist Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires, miraculously also on Greensleeves.
Another spacey Scientist track immediately follows "Blood On His Lips" and it's the tune called "Dematerialize" from another 1981 release called Scientist Meets The Space Invaders. Sammy Dread hops onboard the riddim with a tune called "Follow Fashion," which comes to us from a wicked 1981 Greensleeves 12".
We give Junjo Lawes a break for the next couple by letting Scientist have his way with a couple Linval Thompson productions... first up, is a snippet of Scientist's dub called "Beaming" from a 1981 LP called Dub Landing on the Starlight Records label. We slip into a smooth tune by the man Wayne Wade called "Suzie" and it was taken from a CD called Strong Like Sampson 80s Revive Cultural Collection on Jet Star and follow it up with Linval Thompson himself and one of my all-time favorite rub-a-dub tracks "Curfew" which I borrowed from my Jah Guidance 12". Scientist of course rides out the riddim... just complete baddassery!
We hop back in with another Johnny Osbourne classic... this one is "Give A Little Love" and it also comes from his LP Never Stop Fighting. Scientist rides it out with "Dangerous Match 7" from the Scientist Wins The World Cup LP.
Michael Prophet and Scientist go head-to-head on the next one... it's one of Scientist's more vocal-heavy dub tracks from the era and it's called "Your Teeth In My Neck" from the ...Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires LP and one of Prophet's baddest tunes called "Love And Unity" from his self-titled 1981 album on Greensleeves. The two tracks blur the lines of what is the dub and what is the vocal but nonetheless they make a helluva combination.
Scientist effortlessly slides into the final dub track of the mix with a number called Round Three from the 1980 Greensleeves Big Showdown LP with Prince Jammy and we get a little vocal from Barrington Levy's 1979 Greensleeves release Englishman and a song called "If You Give To Me."
Like always, if you're diggin' what you hear, let me know! I could easily get back into the mode to do another mix like this... I enjoyed putting it together and I hope you'll enjoy listening!
CLICK HERE!
Wednesday, April 08, 2015
Cold War Reggae
This is the first part of what I think may be a pretty involved theme mix... something along the lines of the yearly Halloween Spooktacular, full of sound effects, soundbites, etc.
For the last month, I have been watching a 24 part series on the history of the Cold War, so the subject matter has been on my mind... so the other day I was in the car and up popped the Scientist track and I immediately got inspired... The track, "Dangerous Match 1" track, taken from Scientist's 1982 Greensleeves LP Scientist Wins The World Cup, has such an ominous and evil sound to it that it inspired me to start putting this together. The Clint Eastwood & General Saint "Can't Take Another World War" is haunting and absolutely perfect in grimly conveying the mood that Scientist laid down!
This mix will give me the opportunity to throw in a bunch of "cold war era" audio clips that have been littering my hard drives for years.
Wednesday, April 01, 2015
Reggae In Space
Since the early days of ska, when the United States and the Soviet Union were competing for space supremacy, the interest of man reaching beyond the planet that we all know as home has been the subject of many a Jamaican tune... especially in 1969, during the height of the early/skinhead reggae era when America put a man on the moon. Now I'm not going to get into conspiracy theories about that event, I'm going to get into what you're going to hear!
1. The Vulcans - Journey Into Space
2. Tommy McCook - Out Of Space
3. Sir Washington - Apollo 12
4. Winston Wright - Moon Invader
5. The Cobbs - Space Doctor
6. Errol Brown - Lift Off
7. Sir Harry & The Hippy Boys - Neil Armstrong
8. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Space Fever
9. Brentford Road All Stars - Moon Ride
10. I Roy - Space Flight
11. Jackie Mittoo - Moon Walk
12. The Fabions - V Rocket
13. Derrick Morgan - Man Pon Moon
14. Beverley All Stars - In Orbit
15. The Hippy Boys - Moon Walk
16. Nicky Thomas - Doing The Moonwalk
17. Harry J All Stars - U.F.O.
18. Lloyd Willis - Apollo Rocket
19. Eric Frater - Venus
20. The Supersonics - Gemini Rock
21. Sir Harry - Moon Walk
22. Rupie Martin's All Stars - Apollo 11
23. Upsetters - Moon Version
24. U Roy - Your Ace From Outer Space
25. Tommy McCook - Rocket Ship
Reggae In Space
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Sunday Morning Mix
I don't know if it's because it's officially spring or if I just so happened to get 13 hours of sleep last night but I got inspired this morning. I woke up on this Sunday morning, everyone else was asleep, the sun was shining and I just felt like putting together a mix to express my love for a sleepy Sunday and the end to another lousy winter! A couple songs about breakfast, some morning songs, some coffee songs, etc. Just the right mix to put you in a mellow but cheerful Sunday mood.
What you're gonna hear...
1. Bongo Herman - African Breakfast
2. Jimmy Cliff - Hello Sunshine
3. The Gaylads - Joy In The Morning
4. Hedley Bennett - Hot Coffee
5. Jackie Mittoo - Lazy Bones
6. The Mellotones - Feel Good
7. Lorna Bennett - Breakfast In Bed
8. The Silvertones - Early In The Morning
9. Carl Bryan - Sunday Version
10. Keith Poppin - Same Thing For Breakfast
11. Joya Landis - Angel Of The Morning
12. Splenders - Sometimes Coffee
13. Bongo Herman - Reggae With The Birds
14. Gregory Isaacs - Sunday Morning
15. Augustus Pablo - Rising Sun
16. Earth, Roots & Water - Awakening
17. Danny Ray - Ain't It A Beautiful Morning
18. Aggrovators - Spring Time
19. Beres Hammond - Smile
20. The Heptones - Tea For Two
What you're gonna hear...
1. Bongo Herman - African Breakfast
2. Jimmy Cliff - Hello Sunshine
3. The Gaylads - Joy In The Morning
4. Hedley Bennett - Hot Coffee
5. Jackie Mittoo - Lazy Bones
6. The Mellotones - Feel Good
7. Lorna Bennett - Breakfast In Bed
8. The Silvertones - Early In The Morning
9. Carl Bryan - Sunday Version
10. Keith Poppin - Same Thing For Breakfast
11. Joya Landis - Angel Of The Morning
12. Splenders - Sometimes Coffee
13. Bongo Herman - Reggae With The Birds
14. Gregory Isaacs - Sunday Morning
15. Augustus Pablo - Rising Sun
16. Earth, Roots & Water - Awakening
17. Danny Ray - Ain't It A Beautiful Morning
18. Aggrovators - Spring Time
19. Beres Hammond - Smile
20. The Heptones - Tea For Two
Enjoy!
Friday, February 20, 2015
Siberian Hi-Fi's Deep Freeze Mix
I can't type much because sitting at the computer is taking away precious time where I could be warming my frozen toes in front of the fire... regardless, this winter has been ri-goddamn-diculous and I for one am at the breaking point. So grab a blanket or 4, a hot beverage, another pair of socks and huddle close together and listen to the latest mix (and the first for 2015) from yours truly. Hopefully this mix will put a smile on your face or at least help you imagine a place far more sunny and warm than most of the North America as we endure this bone chilling "Siberian Express." Stay warm folks and let's hope and pray for a sooner spring!
1. The Wailers - Long Long Winter
2. Lennie Hibbert - Snow Bird
3. Wackie's Rhythm Force - Hot & Cold
4. The Upsetters - Cold Weather
5. Ranking Joe - Wood For My Fire
6. Keith Hudson - Turn The Heater On
7. Roy Shirley - Warming Up The Scene
8. Prince Buster - Freezing Up Orange Street
9. Desmond Dekker - When I'm Cold
10. Lyn Taitt & The Jets - Nice Time
11. Johnny Osbourne - Ice Cream Love
12. Yellowman & Peter Metro - Canada Cold
13. Roots Radics - Time Is Cold
14. Jackie Mittoo - Sister Freeze
15. Lacksley Castell - Cold Winter Night
16. Dennis Brown - Icy Road
17. Ras Pidow - Winter Storm
18. The Gaylads - Cold And Lonely Night
19. The Maytones - Cold Up
20. Scientist & The Roots Radics - Scientist's Winter Dub
1. The Wailers - Long Long Winter
2. Lennie Hibbert - Snow Bird
3. Wackie's Rhythm Force - Hot & Cold
4. The Upsetters - Cold Weather
5. Ranking Joe - Wood For My Fire
6. Keith Hudson - Turn The Heater On
7. Roy Shirley - Warming Up The Scene
8. Prince Buster - Freezing Up Orange Street
9. Desmond Dekker - When I'm Cold
10. Lyn Taitt & The Jets - Nice Time
11. Johnny Osbourne - Ice Cream Love
12. Yellowman & Peter Metro - Canada Cold
13. Roots Radics - Time Is Cold
14. Jackie Mittoo - Sister Freeze
15. Lacksley Castell - Cold Winter Night
16. Dennis Brown - Icy Road
17. Ras Pidow - Winter Storm
18. The Gaylads - Cold And Lonely Night
19. The Maytones - Cold Up
20. Scientist & The Roots Radics - Scientist's Winter Dub
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Monday, December 22, 2014
Christmas Mixes From Christmas Past
I have had numerous requests for mixes from specific previous years and I figured I'd make it easy for everyone but just re-uploading 'em all! Enjoy! I will also upload last years mix sometime tonight!
The 2006 Jamaican Christmas Mix
1. Carlene Davis – Santa Claus (Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto)
2. King Stitt – Christmas Tree
3. Johnny Osbourne – Christmas Stylee
4. The Joe Gibbs Family – We Three Kings
5. Gregory Isaacs – Christmas Behind The Bars
6. Yellowman – Where Is Santa Claus?
7. Eek A Mouse – Christmas A Come
8. Cocoa Tea - Christmas Is Coming
9. The Aggrovators – Santa Claus Dub
10. Ras Pidow – Winter Storm
11. The Wailers – White Christmas
12. Toots & The Maytals – Christmas Feeling Ska
13. Alton Ellis & The Lipsticks – Merry Merry Christmas
14. Jacob Miller – On The Twelve Days Of Ismas
15. Trinity – Video Christmas
16. Eek A Mouse – The Night Before Christmas
17. Michael Palmer – Happy Merry Christmas
18. The Granville Williams Orchestra – Santa Claus Is Ska-Ing To Town
19. Tiger – Tiger Claus
20. Freddie McGregor – O Come Let Us Adore Him
21. Dillinger – Hi Fashion Christmas
22. Jacob Miller – Deck The Halls
23. Trinity – All I Want For Christmas
24. The Ethiopians – Ding Dong Bell
25. Rico And His Boys – Silent Night
The 2007 Jamaican Christmas Mix
1. Jacob Miller - All I Want For Ismas
2. Horace Andy - Christmas Time
3. The Aggrovators - Santa Claus And The Aggrovators Conquer The Martians Inna Holiday Rockers Style
4. Kingstonians - Merry Christmas
5. Cocoa Tea - Please Come For Christmas
6. Mutabaruka - Postpone Christmas
7. Brent Dowe - Christmas In Jamaica
8. Steve Golding - Strictly Rock Christmas
9. Kashief Lindo - Someday At Christmas
10. Frank Cosmo - Merry Christmas
11. Al & The Vibrators - Merry Christmas
12. Lovindeer - It's Christmas Time Again
13. Jackie Mittoo - Joy Joy
14. The Cimarons - Holy Christmas
15. Ringo - Christmas Time
16. Little Kirk - Gee Whiz
17. Half Pint - Christmas Vibes
18. Gregory Isaacs - White Christmas
19. John Holt - Winter World Of Love
20. Sugar Minott - Christmas Jamboree
21. Peter Broggs - Twelve Days Of Christmas
22. Barrington Levy - Christmas Day
23. The Wailers - Sound The Trumpet
24. Little John - Save A Little For Christmas
25. Ernest Wilson - We Wish You A Merry Christmas
The 2008 Jamaican Christmas Mix
2. Bunny & Skully - White Christmas
3. Lord Nelson - Party For Santa Claus
4. The Wailers - Go, Tell It On The Mountain
5. Frankie Paul - Merry Christmas
6. Alton Ellis - Christmas Coming
7. Glen Adams - Xmas Rock
8. Michigan & Smiley - Little Drummer Boy
9. Desmond Dekker & The Aces - Christmas Day
10. Iron Phoenix - Natty Dread Christmas
11. Gregory Isaacs - It's Christmas Time Again
12. Johnny Clarke - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
13. Winston Groovy - Merry Christmas
14. Jacob Miller - Silver Bells
15. Ray I - Natty No Santa Claus
16. Jah Walton - DJ Christmas
17. Toots & The Maytals - Happy Christmas
18. Horace Andy - Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
19. The Silvertones - Bling Bling Christmas
20. Freddie McGregor - Irie Christmas
21. Charley Fresh - Jam Down Christmas
22. Tippa Lee & Rappa Roberts - Christmas Is Coming
23. Hortense Ellis - Black Christmas
24. Trinity - African Christmas
25. Richard Ace - Joyful Reggae
The 2009 Jamaican Christmas Mix
1. Tristan Palmer - Christmas Jamboree
2. Roman Stewart - Christmas Affair
3. Frank Cosmo - Greetings From Beverley's
4. General Trees - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
5. Jackie Edwards - White Christmas
6. Shorty The President - Christmas Fair
7. Norman T. Washington - It's Christmas Time Again
8. Colin Roach & Anthony Malvo - Merry Christmas
9. J.C. Lodge - Joy To The World
10. Lloyd Seivright - Mary's Boy Child
11. Lui Lepke - Christmas Season
12. Winston Francis - Here Comes Santa
13. Verna Lee Powell - He Is My Santa Claus
14. Sandra Robinson & Lee Scratch Perry - Merry Christmas, Happy New Year
15. Ringo - Never Forget Christmas
16. Sonny Bradshaw - Peace And Love
17. Barry Brown - Christmas Christmas
18. Anthony Selassie - Rub A Dub Christmas
19. Hopeton & Primo - Peace On Earth
20. Tennessee Brown & The Silvertones - Jingle Bells
21. Don Cornell & The Eternals - Christmas Joy
22. Gable School Choir - Reggae Christmas
23. Neville Willoughby - Christmas In JA
24. Rupie Edwards - Christmas Rush
25. Go Home Productions - Karen Meets Roots Radics Uptown
The 2010 Jamaican Christmas Mix
1. Barrington Levy - Once A Year
2. Jah Thomas - Christmas Shopping
3. Tennessee Brown & The Silvertones - Little Drummer Boy
4. Gregory Isaacs - The Christmas Song
5. Sachmoore - Wuh You Got To Gimme For Christmas
6. Leon Danger & Mr. Culture - This Christmas
7. Chris Wayne - Silver Bells
8. Cedric Bravo w/Rico & The Five Stars - Merry Christmas
9. Norman T. Washington - Happy Christmas
10. Norman T. Washington - Happy Christmas Version
11. The Silent Choir - Silent Night
12. Alton Ellis - Praise Jah It's Christmas
13. Trinity - Santa Claus Comes Once A Year
14. Shinehead - Reggae Christmas Medley
15. Tyrone Taylor - Winter Wonderland
16. Admiral Bailey - Christmas Style
17. Ruddy Thomas - Reggae Happy Christmas
18. Tony Tuff - Christmas Irie
19. Little John - It's Christmas Time
20. Triston Palmer - Oh Holy Night
21. Arcanians - Christmas In Jamaica
22. Alton Ellis - Joy To The World
23. Delroy Melody - Christmas Time
24. King Everald - Santa Claus
25. Cimarons - Silent Night/White Christmas
The 2011 Jamaican Christmas Mix
1. Dean Fraser - Deck The Halls
2. John C - We Three Kings
3. Ken Boothe - This Christmas
4. Glen Adams - Joyful Tidings
5. Byron Lee & The Dragonaires - Winter Wonderland Reggae
6. Don Drummond - Snowboy
7. Barrington Levy - Flash Your Dread
8. Trinity - Flash Your Dread (DJ Version)
9. Johnny Osbourne & Jennifer Lara - Christmas Medley
10. Horace Andy - Hark The Herald
11. D.D. Dennis - Christmas Message
12. Wain Nelson - Santa Claus
13. Lord Beginner - Christmas Morning The Rum Had Me Yawning
14. Raymond Harper - White Christmas
15. Jimpy - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
16. Eek A Mouse - Have A Merry Little Xmas
17. Niyah & The Sunflakes - Merry Christmas
18. Lovindeer - Christmas Feeling
19. Don Carlos - Jingle Bells
20. Tippa Lee, Nardo Ranks, Half Pint & David Brevett - Dedicated To Santa
21. Silvertones - Merry Merry Christmas
22. Dennis Brown - Ding Dong Merrily On High
23. Gregory Isaacs - Ding Dong Bell
24. Junior Roots - Christmas Time Again
25. Owen Gray - Collins Greetings
The 2012 Jamaican Christmas Mix - Seven Inches Of Christmas Joy
1. Little John - Save A Little For Christmas
2. Roman Stewart - Christmas Affair
3. Jah Walton - DJ Christmas
4. Don Cornel & The Eternals - Christmas Joy
5. Barry Brown - Christmas Christmas
6. Cocoa Tea - Christmas Is Coming
7. Johnny Clarke - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
8. Verna Lee Powell - He Is My Santa Claus
9. Glen Adams - Xmas Rock
10. Trinity - Video Christmas
11. Silent Choir - Silent Night
12. Niyah & The Sunflakes - Merry Christmas
13. Glen Adams - Joyful Tidings
14. Mutabaruka - Postpone Christmas
15. Tippa Lee, Nardo Ranks, Half Pint & David Brevett - Dedicated To Santa
16. Nigger Kojak - Christmas Style
17. Norman T. Washington - It's Christmas Time Again
18. Owen Gray - Collins Greetings
19. Cedric Bravo w/Rico & The Four Stars - Merry Christmas
20. Leon Danger & Mr. Culture - This Christmas
Tuesday, November 04, 2014
It's Politricks Time Again...
What you're gonna hear...
1. Half Pint - Political Fiction
2. Johnny Osbourne - Mr. Politician
3. Barry Brown - Politician
4. Papa Tullo - Straight To The Government
5. Lucky Dube - Political Games
6. Cornell Campbell - Politricks
7. Eastwood & Saint - Vote For Me
8. Big Youth - Political Confusion
9. Everton Blender - World Corruption
10. Admiral Bailey - Politician
11. Mighty Diamonds - Heads Of Government
12. King Jammy - Government Dub
Hopeton Lewis Tribute (1947-2014)
I was remiss in not taking action on this tribute sooner but as I mentioned in the midst of last month's festivities that I was going to make this right and I have kept my word.
Hopeton Lewis played a huge part in the history of Jamaican music... at 19 he recorded one of the earliest rocksteady hits, "Take It Easy" with Lynn Taitt & The Jets, as well as the distinction of being the first artist to ever record a ganja tune, "Cool Cool Collie" is considered the first tune of its type ever recorded in Jamaica. He went on to work for the legendary Duke Reid as a backing vocalist and arranger - winning the 1970 Festival Song title with his tune "Boom Shaka Lacka." Not long after, he became the singer for Byron Lee & The Dragonaires and had a big hit with "Grooving Out On Life" in 1971. Hopeton continued recording into the reggae era but soon his attention turned to religious music in the 1980's when he began producing an assortment of gospel albums. Hopeton Lewis lived in Brooklyn New York and for the last 5 years he hosted a Christian music program on a community radio station, three times a week before his passing on September 4th.
I really enjoyed putting this tribute mix together and it was a real eye-opening experience for a guy who has had a nearly 30 year passion for Jamaican music but never really took the time to appreciate Hopeton Lewis' talent! I have been missing out on some great music and for those of you who are also not very familiar with Hopeton Lewis, I really think you're going to love what you hear!
Here's what I've got lined up...
1. Sound & Pressure
2. At The Corner Of The Street
3. On The Right Track w/Phyllis Dillon
4. Grooving Out On Life
5. This Music Got Soul
6. Deh Pon Dem
7. Tom Drunk w/U-Roy
8. Skinny Leg Girl w/Glen Brown
9. Rocksteady
10. Let Me Come On Home
11. Cool Cool Collie
12. Take It Easy
13. Rock A Shacka
14. Judgement Day
15. Boom Shaka Lacka
16. This Poor Boy
17. Don't Cry
18. Let The Little Girl Dance
19. Hard Ship Of Life
20. Story Book Children
THE HOPETON LEWIS TRIBUTE MIX
Hopeton Lewis played a huge part in the history of Jamaican music... at 19 he recorded one of the earliest rocksteady hits, "Take It Easy" with Lynn Taitt & The Jets, as well as the distinction of being the first artist to ever record a ganja tune, "Cool Cool Collie" is considered the first tune of its type ever recorded in Jamaica. He went on to work for the legendary Duke Reid as a backing vocalist and arranger - winning the 1970 Festival Song title with his tune "Boom Shaka Lacka." Not long after, he became the singer for Byron Lee & The Dragonaires and had a big hit with "Grooving Out On Life" in 1971. Hopeton continued recording into the reggae era but soon his attention turned to religious music in the 1980's when he began producing an assortment of gospel albums. Hopeton Lewis lived in Brooklyn New York and for the last 5 years he hosted a Christian music program on a community radio station, three times a week before his passing on September 4th.
I really enjoyed putting this tribute mix together and it was a real eye-opening experience for a guy who has had a nearly 30 year passion for Jamaican music but never really took the time to appreciate Hopeton Lewis' talent! I have been missing out on some great music and for those of you who are also not very familiar with Hopeton Lewis, I really think you're going to love what you hear!
Here's what I've got lined up...
1. Sound & Pressure
2. At The Corner Of The Street
3. On The Right Track w/Phyllis Dillon
4. Grooving Out On Life
5. This Music Got Soul
6. Deh Pon Dem
7. Tom Drunk w/U-Roy
8. Skinny Leg Girl w/Glen Brown
9. Rocksteady
10. Let Me Come On Home
11. Cool Cool Collie
12. Take It Easy
13. Rock A Shacka
14. Judgement Day
15. Boom Shaka Lacka
16. This Poor Boy
17. Don't Cry
18. Let The Little Girl Dance
19. Hard Ship Of Life
20. Story Book Children
THE HOPETON LEWIS TRIBUTE MIX
Friday, October 31, 2014
Happy Halloween From Distinctly Jamaican Sounds - The Complete 2014 Spooktacular!
The Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular 2014
1. Sly
& Robbie – None Shall Escape The House of Dub
2. Ioby
Joseph – Sgt. Vampire
3. Dennis
Brown – Blood Son
4. Dennis
Bovell – Zombie Zones
5. Skin,
Flesh & Bones – Bones Dub
6. Hopeton
Lewis – Run If You Are Afraid
7. Prince
Buster – Bull Buck (And Duppy Conqueror)
8. Baba
Brooks – Twilight Zone
9. JJ
All Stars – The Addams Family Theme
10. Aston
& Yen – Skillamy
11. Jah
Marcus – Terror
12. Junior
Dan – Look Out For The Devil
13. Michael
Prophet – Evil Doers
14. Peter
Tosh – Mark Of The Beast
15. The
Upsetters – Black Bat
16. Richard
Ace – Supernatural Thing
17. Trevor
Brown – Mr. Brown
18. Advocates
Aggregation – Satan Pickney
19. Jah
Skerta – Darkness
20. Hot
Rod All Stars – Return Of The Bad Man
21. Viceroys
– Take Your Hand From My Neck
22. Sharpknife
– Diana The Farmer
23. Gyptian
& Barrington Levy – Day Vampire
The Jamaican Halloween Spooktacular Archive - 2006-2014
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1. Scientist
– Blood on his Lips
2. Lord
Kitchener – Love in the Cemetery
3. The
Crystalites – Blacula
4. The
Wailers – Mr. Brown
5. King
Horror – Loch Ness Monster
6. Early
B – Ghostbuster
7. Soul
Brothers – Voodoo Moon
8. Lone
Ranger – Annie Palmer
9. The
Revolutionaries – Escape From Hell
10. The Flames – Scare Him
11. Lone Ranger – Barnabas Collins
12. Yellowman – Mi Kill Barnie
13. Scientist – Night of the Living Dead
14. The Vulcans – Dracula
15. Peter Tosh – Dracula
16. Bobby Aitken – Vampire
17. Upsetters – 10 til 12
18. Lone Ranger – Frankinstine
19. The Aggrolites – Grave Digger
20. Leo Graham – Voodooism
21. The Wailers – Duppy Conqueror
1. The
Crystalites – Ghost Rider
2. Dillinger
– Duppy Boasty
3. Joe
Gibbs Allstars – Midnight Movie
4. Lord
Jellicoe – Zombie Jamboree
5. Harry
J Allstars – Jack the Ripper
6. Johnny
Organ – Bewitched
7. Eastwood
& Saint – Talk About Run
8. Pablo
Gad – Bloodsucker
9. The
Upsetters – Vampire
10. Derrick Morgan – Father Killam
11. Lone Ranger – Grave Yard Skank
12. Lone Ranger – Barnabas Collins
13. Skatalites – Reburial
14. Dennis Alcapone – Mr. Brown’s Coffin
15. Nitty Gritty – Duppy Come Again
16. Black Art – Vampire (horns)
17. Dave Barker – Dr. Jekyll
18. Elroy Bailey – Moving Creatures
19. Prince Buster – Ghost Dance
20. Chin – Woman Ghost Fool Man
21. Peter Tosh – Vampire
22. The Chuckles – Darkest Night
1. King
Horror – Dracula Prince of Darkness
2. Herman’s
All Stars – Nightmare
3. Flip
Kay – Duppy Bawl
4. The
Graduates – Dark Shadows
5. Dillinger
– I Thirst
6. GG
Allstars – Vampire Rock
7. Joe
White – The Monster
8. Jackie
Paris – Run For Your Life
9. The
Crystalites – Alfred Hitchcock
10. Count Lasher – Font Hill Duppy
11. Eastwood & Saint – Two Bad DJ
12. Johnny Ringo – Frankenstein
13. Lone Ranger – Barnabas Collins
14. Lone Ranger – U.F.O.
15. Dennis Brown – Black Magic Woman
16. Errol Brown – Black Cat Version
17. Blue Rivers – Witchcraft Man
18. Dynamites – Phantom
19. Count Owen – Back to Back
20. Sir Lord Comic – Lon Chaney
21. Sound Dimension – The Thing
22. Denzel Laing – Beware of the Vampire
23. Scientist – Vampire Initiative
1. Mikey
Dread – Pre Dawn Dub
2. Jackie
Mittoo – Hot Blood
3. Murphy
Romeo – Ghost Affair
4. Lloyd
Charmers – Bone Yard Skank
5. Windew
Hayes – Haunted House
6. The
Upsetters – Touch of Fire
7. Dennis
Alcapone – Duppy Serenade
8. Bag-O-Wire
– Creeper
9. Busters
All Stars – Seven Duppy
10. Carlton Livingston – Are You Afraid
11. Pampidoo – Ghost Buster
12. Aston Barrett – Duppy Conqueror
13. Ernie Smith – Duppy Gunman
14. Boris Gardiner – Darkness
15. The Revolutionaries – Rigor Mortis
16. King Horror – Frankenstein
17. Levi Williams – Duppy Jamboree
18. Dub Connection – Jamaican Hammer Horror
19. Massive Dread – Vamps on the Corner
20. Roland Alphonso – Devil’s Disciple
21. Sancho – Chase Vampire
22. Captain Barkey – Vampire
1. James
Eastwood – Darkest Night
2. Santic
All Stars – Hell Boat
3. Carl
Dawkins – Witchcraft
4. Byron
Lee – Duppy Jamboree
5. Vin
Gordon – Red Blood
6. Caly
Gibbs – Ghost Walk
7. Tommy
McCook – Dracula
8. Tender
Tones – Devil Woman
9. Hippy
Boys – Death Rides A Horse
10. Derrick Morgan – A No Duppy
11. James Bond – Duppyman Skank
12. Jackie Mittoo – The Executioner
13. Danny Hill – Annie Palmer
14. Karl Bryan – Run For Your Life
15. Skin Flesh & Bones – Bad Beast
16. Positive – Vampire
17. Keith Hudson – Satan Side
18. Del Owen & Newts – Barnabas Collins
19. Daddy Meeky – Duppy Story
20. Lovindeer – Duppy Bye Bye
21. Delroy Wilson – Things In the Dark
1. The
Upsetters – Night Doctor
2. Max
Romeo – Copie Duppy
3. Bob
Skeng – Jack the Ripper
4. Moses
– When The Vampire…
5. Boy
Wonder – Cold Blood
6. Three
Tops – Bone Yard
7. Joy
Makers – Zombie Jamboree
8. Ken
Quatty – To Hell & Back
9. Jackie
Taylor – Midnight Organ
10. King Horror – Ghost Hour
11. Steve Stanley – Sudden Death
12. Hot Rod All-Stars – 10 Commandments of the
Devil
13. Geoffery Chang – UFO
14. Fish Clarke – Black Magic Woman
15. The
Dynamites – House of Darkness
16. Trinity
– Vampire
17. Cannonball
King – Thunderstorm
18. Dr.
Alimantado – I Shall Fear No Evil
19. Barrington
Levy – Deep in the Dark
20. Delroy
Wilson – Voodoo Man
21. Larry
Marshall – Duppyman Skank
1. Tommy
McCook – Midnight Time
2. Lloyd
Robinson – Death A Come
3. Byron
Lee – Frankenstein
4. Bionic
Steve – Bermuda Triangle
5. Laurel
Aitken – Jamboree
6. Bunny
Lee’s All Stars – Annie Pama
7. The
Ethiopians – Obeah Book
8. The
Upsetters – Haunted House
9. Peter
Metro – Obeah In America
10. Trinity – Scare Crow Style
11. Augustus Pablo – Crucial Burial
12. Pat Kelly – Barnabas
13. Dandy Livingstone – Suzanne Beware Of The
Devil
14. Val Bennett – Midnight Spin
15. Eric “Monty” Morris – Sammy Dead
16. Lloyd Clarke – Living Among The Dead
17. The Music Doctors – Ghost Rider
18. George McLean – Ballad Of Annie Palmer
19. Oliver Samuels – Duppy
20. Admiral Bailey – Holy Water
21. Scientist – Your Teeth In My Neck
1. Prince
Jammy – Slaughterhouse Five
2. Lee
& The Clarendonians – Night Owl
3. Lloyd
& Devon – Wolf Out Deh
4. Basque
Dub Foundation – Midnight Organ
5. Inner
Circle – Duppy Gunman
6. Raheem
DeVaughn – Mr. Brown
7. The
Upsetters – Creeping Version
8. Prince
Buster – Hard Man Fe Dead
9. Prince
Buster All Stars – The Haunted Room
10. Scientist & The Roots Radics – Grave Yard
Shift
11. Nigger Kojak & Liza – Two Bad Duppy
12. Militant Barry – Nightmares
13. Errol Dunkley – Black Magic Spell
14. Carl Bryan – Walking the Dead
15. King Horror – Loch Ness Monsters (Take 2)
16. Allan Swymmer – Hear Duppy Laugh
17. Skin, Flesh & Bones – Dub in Blood
18. Vivian Jackson & The Prophets –
Anti-Christ
19. Barry Brown – Dark Shadows
20. Frankie Jones – Ghostbuster
21. Uglyman – See Duppy Deh
22. Little General – Zombie
23. Horace Ferguson – Midnight Hour
24. Clint Eastwood – Mask in the Dark
1. Sly & Robbie – None Shall Escape The House of Dub
2. Ioby Joseph – Sgt. Vampire
3. Dennis Brown – Blood Son
4. Dennis Bovell – Zombie Zones
5. Skin, Flesh & Bones – Bones Dub
6. Hopeton Lewis – Run If You Are Afraid
7. Prince Buster – Bull Buck (And Duppy Conqueror)
8. Baba Brooks – Twilight Zone
9. JJ All Stars – The Addams Family Theme
10. Aston & Yen – Skillamy
11. Jah Marcus – Terror
12. Junior Dan – Look Out For The Devil
13. Michael Prophet – Evil Doers
14. Peter Tosh – Mark Of The Beast
15. The Upsetters – Black Bat
16. Richard Ace – Supernatural Thing
17. Trevor Brown – Mr. Brown
18. Advocates Aggregation – Satan Pickney
19. Jah Skerta – Darkness
20. Hot Rod All Stars – Return Of The Bad Man
21. Viceroys – Take Your Hand From My Neck
22. Sharpknife – Diana The Farmer
23. Gyptian & Barrington Levy – Day Vampire
23. Gyptian & Barrington Levy – Day Vampire
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