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12/06/2023

Joe Gibbs studio 1977 - Left to Right; Lloyd Parks (hidden), Winston 'Bo Peep' Bowen, Bingy Bunny, Bernard Collins, Maurice Black Wellington, Chris Lane, Rudy Thomas seated.
©Dave Hendley

21/05/2023

This radio broadcast is exclusively available for streaming on our patreon page, Link on bio.
This radio broadcast features Keith Hudson's early music catalog and some special curated conscious roots music recorded in the 70s.

20/05/2023

Produced by Earl Love A.K.A Earl Zero

18/05/2023

Some rare photos of the King of reggae, for your visual appeal.
Photo credits goes to respective owners

15/05/2023

Roots radio deejay showcase is now streaming on our mixcloud, link in bio to stream the full show.
The upload features some rare and yet outstanding rockers and lovers rock selection mostly from around the 70s.

This upload features some rare and yet outstanding rockers and lovers rock selection mostly from around the 70s.

15/05/2023

1968-1978 heavy drum and bass reggae showcase is now streaming on mixcloud, link on bio.
This upload features carefully curated heavy drum and bass roots recorded at the prime time of reggae music between 1968 - 1978
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This upload features carefully curated heavy drum and bass roots recorded at the prime time of reggae music between 1968 - 1978

23/04/2023

1968-1978 heavy drum and bass reggae showcase is now streaming on mixcloud, link on bio.
This upload features carefully curated heavy drum and bass roots recorded at the prime time of reggae music between 1968 - 1978

17/04/2023

Black ark 70s roots showcase is now streaming on mixcloud, link on bio.
This upload features rare curated music from the black ark during it's active recording period in the 70s.

16/04/2023

Black ark 70s roots showcase is now streaming on mixcloud, link on bio.
This upload features rare curated music from the black ark during it's active recording period in the 70s.

This upload features rare curated music from the black ark during it's active recording period in the 70s.

30/01/2023

The Mighty Diamonds in 1971.

26/01/2023

Born in St. Ann's Bay, Jamaica, in 1948, it was another St. Ann's native, Bob Marley, who set Rodney off to Kingston and a fateful meeting with Studio One head Coxsone Dodd. Although the Wailers had departed the label three years earlier in 1966, Marley still believed that it was the best place for a new talent to start. Rodney took his advice and, with singing partner Rupert Willington in tow, auditioned three songs for the producer. Dodd immediately picked one, "Door Peep," as the pair's debut. Before its release, however, Rodney chose the name Burning Spear for the duo.

29/10/2022

Essential reggae tracks compilation for this week Vol 1

Enjoy.

28/10/2022

This week's album showcase features 📀👇

Milton Henry - Who do you think I am (1985)
Track playing - Sweet melody

The album is available to listen on Spotify and other major music streaming platforms.

Enjoy

25/10/2022