"Operation Eradication" is one of Eek A Mouse's best and like everything else this week it too is lifted from yet another Gr...

Let's keep it cool with another rub-a-dub masterpiece!  This one is by Bunny Lie Lie featuring deejay Lee Van Cleef and it's calle...

Keeping with the "seedy" subject matter for another track... this one is called "Joe Grine Last Night" by the man Wins...

We have definitely reached a milestone in the 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge... today is the 300th track!  We are on the downside of a y...

The 43rd Week Mix... just in case anyone still cares. 1.  Prince Jazzbo - School 2.  Trinity - School Days 3.  Sister Nancy - Go ...

Happy Saturday folks!  Let's start another weekend with "Another Weekend" by Freddie McKay, a smooth rub-a-dub number produc...

Since it's Friday let's finally get away from school and revisit another track on the DJ Clash Volume Two album that I spoke so h...

Billy Theophilus Rowe, later known to dancehall fans by the moniker Billy Boyo, was one of a handful of child artists to come to prominenc...

Up next in Suburban Hi-Fi's Distinctly Jamaican Sounds' 365 Day Jamaican Music Challenge's Back To School Extravaganza (yeah t...

Sister Nancy is one of my favorite deejays from the early dancehall era and today's track "Gwan A School" is right up there ...

Handing off the mic to Junior Brammer AKA Trinity for yet another "back to school" tune!  This one is called "School Days...

I'm dedicating this week to school and while I hate to do it because I find it absolutely ridiculous that kids here in Maryland have g...

Here's what you're gonna hear on the uninterrupted 42nd week mix... 1.  Jah Lloyd - African Drums 2.  Phillip Fraser - John...

The Uniques were originally Slim Smith, Roy Shirley and Franklyn White but the line-up didn't last for long when Smith reorganized the...

The Royals were formed in 1964 by Roy Cousins and continued to record in various incarnations all the way until the mid-80s.  They started...

Most remembered for his tutoring of upstarts Jimmy Cliff and some guy name Bob Marley, the late Joe Higgs is considered by many to be the ...

Sticking with the royalty for another track and this guy is so regal he's got two titles!  I'm speaking of Clarence Linberg Miller...

Here comes another tune!  This track is by the deejay Prince Heron, a man whose background information I have not been able to uncover, an...

Highly influenced by Slim Smith, Phillip Fraser got his start in music by entering talent contests at the Club Bohemian Nightclub on Maxfi...

Patrick Lloyd Francis, later known as Jah Lloyd or Jah Lion and a couple other lesser known stage names as well, got started in the mid 60...

Yet another uninterrupted mix for your listening pleasure!  Be sure to collect 'em all!  What you're gonna hear on the 41st Week M...

Yeah I know, today's track "Westbound Train" was one of Dennis Brown's biggest hits; originally produced by Winston ...

Short and sweet today... Up next in our yearlong cavalcade of Jamaican tunes is the 284th track!  Getting a little more "contemporary...

Slowing down the pace a little from yesterday's scorcher but still keeping in touch with the mento roots... for your listening pleasur...

Desmond Dekker, born Desmond Dacres, got his start singing in church before unsuccessfully trying his hand with Coxsone and Duke Reid and ...