Judging by the underwhelming response from the dub poetry post I think it's time we change gears here and perhaps lighten the mood a lit...

Christian Habekost , who wrote the book " Verbal Riddim : The Politics And Aesthetics Of Dub Poetry ," described dub poetry as a ...

I was on the way to work with my usual 45 minute commute with no one but the Ipod to keep me company. I think about 80% of my posts were dev...

The man U Roy, born Ewart Beckford in 1942, started his career spinning tunes as a DJ for the sound system called Doctor Dickies in 1961. ...

You've heard "Take Five." Even if your knowledge or appreciation of jazz is extremely limited and you're sure you haven...

Summer officially arrives in this neck of the woods at 2:06 PM today and I for one couldn't be happier! Some of my most treasured momen...

Pace from Liverpool brought it up in the comments section of the last post by identifying a "sound effect" I had used in the rub-a...

This has been an enormous amount of work so don't expect another of these from me anytime soon! Now that I'm done with the disclaim...

I've been working on a rub-a-dub mix for two weeks now and instead of posting little segments at a time, as I've been known to do, I...

The first harmonicas were originally manufactured and sold in Vienna Austria in the early 1820's... but going back that far and covering...

The Jamaican vocal group comprising Donald "Tabby" Shaw, Fitzroy "Bunny" Simpson and Lloyd "Judge" Ferguson, b...

Here is part 3 of the Juggling Junjo project for your listening and dancing pleasure... I decided to go ahead and tackle one of his biggest ...

Here is part two of the ongoing Junjo juggling project... this mix, like the first, includes two seperate riddims (10 tracks in total) and i...

I've been messing around with my GarageBand software and some of my all-time favorite tunes produced by the man Junjo Lawes . This is ...