It's February 29th; Leap Day... and today's tune clearly reflects this rare day on the calendar.  Dennis Walks gives us the classi...

Starting off the 18th week with a nice one by Dave Barker called "Funky Reggae."  Born David John Crooks in 1948, Dave Barker fi...

Here it is... week 17 in all of its uninterrupted glory!  What you're gonna hear! 1. The Revolutionaries - Goldmine 2.  Cultura...

One more "International" tune for the 119th day of the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge and it's an absolute thing of beauty...

Are you pickin' up on the International theme we've had going on this week?  Today we're going with something a little closer ...

Nasio Fontaine, was born in Dominica and one of seven children.  At an early age he began singing in school and the local Catholic choir a...

Speaking of African reggae I would be remiss if I didn't mention Lucky Dube, one of the true greats of reggae, regardless of geographi...

While going through a stack of music looking for the next track in the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge, I came across one of the first us...

Cultural Roots was one of the few vocal quartets recording during the onset of the dancehall era.  With bass heavy rhythm tracks produced ...

Day 113 of the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge and we're starting the 17th week with the sweet sounds of the Revolutionaries.  Channe...

Here it is... week 16 in all of its uninterrupted glory!  What you're gonna hear! 1.  Bunny Scott - I Never Had It So Good 2.  ...

Stepping over to Brentford Road to wrap-up the last day of "love week" and it's an all-time favorite... Bob Andy and Marcia ...

John Holt's catalog of hits could easily fill multiple days in the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge but today, in keeping with the lov...

George Nooks got started as a reggae singer in a roundabout sort of way by first performing as  deejay Prince Mohammed, most notably servi...

Sticking with another classic reggae love song for the 109th track... Martin James Ziggy Norman Riley AKA Jimmy Riley following on...

Track 108 in the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge... what mention of love songs would be complete without a little Cool Ruler?  "My O...

Even though Valentine's Day is just one day on the calendar, I think I'm gonna keep the love songs going all week... and when you...

Though Patti and I don't make it big deal about today's "Hallmark holiday" Valentine's Day, it won't stop me...

Here it is... week 15 in all of its uninterrupted glory!  What you're gonna hear! 1.  Shorty The President - Forward On To Work ...

Lindon Andrew Roberts AKA Half Pint started singing when he was in primary school.  After graduating he started working in the music busin...

Anthony Alphanso Waldron AKA Lone Ranger cut his first tunes for Coxsone Dodd and had his first  hit "Love Bump" shortly after. ...

Errol Osbourne AKA Johnny Osbourne got into music in the late 1960s as the lead singer for The Wildcats who recorded for Winston Riley but...

Linval Thompson is a regular Jack Of All Trades when it comes to reggae music... He started his singing career in the mid-70s when he was ...

Vernon Buckley and Gladstone Grant named their vocal group the Maytones because they both hailed from the town of May Pen in Clarendon Jam...

Going with an absolute Black Ark masterpiece for the 100th track!  From the 1977 album Heart Of The Congos, produced and mixed by Lee ...