I usually don't post on weekends but I saw a request for some Sister Nancy and have decided to answer the call. Sister Nancy has the di...

It’s good to be back! For your listening pleasure I present 5 early Yellowman singles that I think you’ll dig! This will probably be the f...

Happy Birthday Bob.

Josey Wales (born Joseph Sterling) began DJing in 1977 on the Roots Unlimited Sound System and obviously took his name from the wildly popul...

I discovered Culture late in the summer of 1993. At the time I had been obsessing with buying the latest dancehall singles and discovering ...

It's odd how thing pop up when you're not even looking for them! Last week I wanted to post a reggae cover of one of Wilson Pickett...

Here's a couple tracks from one of early dancehall's best and unjustly overlooked DJ's! Toyan, or sometimes called Ranking Toyan...

Luckily I made it through this hellacious week but as you can see I haven't had time to post anything new... stay tuned, I should be bac...

I know technically today is Thursday but I figured I’d post this today so I won’t have to mess around with posting again tomorrow morning… I...

By special request and a popular demand! Frankie Paul, born Paul Blake,1965, was blind at birth. After having his vision partially restore...

I've got my turntable up and running and today presented here in its entirety is African Dub All-Mighty Chapter 3! Produced by Errol Th...

You might be starting to tell now that I'm a big-time fan of reggae from the early dancehall era - I've got tons that I'd like t...

I don’t often post on weekends but I wanted to pay tribute to someone whose passing the media has tended to trivialize… I’m speaking of Lou ...

Alton Ellis started his career when he teamed up with Eddy Perkins for Randys and Studio One as Alton and Eddy in the late 1950's. He l...

In the relatively short history of reggae music there have been a number of artists who have presented hard-hitting subject matter in a ligh...

No one would be able to exactly pinpoint when Jamaican music took a turn from the sometimes-frantic high tempo ska sound that had heralded i...

The trio of Ansel Cridland, Danny Clarke and Winston Watson, known as the Meditations, are in my opinion, some of the most overlooked talent...

Now that the holidays are over, well Christmas is over and we still have this business with New Years to finish up, I thought I’d get back t...

I wanted to share a few more palatable reggae Christmas tracks before my holiday hiatus and here they are...the Eek-A-Mouse is a little biza...

Here’s another Christmas present… this is from the album by the late Jacob Miller (accomplished solo singer and former frontman for Inner Ci...

There have been a lot of Reggae Christmas albums released over the last 20 years and the vast majority have in all honesty sucked. There are...

I was never a fan of American reggae but years ago when I "borrowed" the Blue Riddim Band's 1984 LP "Alive in Jamaica...

After failing to come through with a couple tracks for Thanksgiving I really feel as if I've been neglecting my duties here in providing...

Enough has been written about the genius that is Lee "Scratch" Perry and being that time is limited I'm not going to recap. I...

Shame on me for not mentioning any of the talented ladies of reggae yet! I’ve decided to share with you today one of my favorite DJs of any...