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WRUW Radio 91.1 FM - 2018

We also have a weekly radio show at WRUW 91.1 FM called Night of the Living Dread. Now at our 31st year on Night of the Living Dread! We play a range of Jamaican music from Mento to Dancehall.

Each week's Radio Show of "Night of The Living Dread" is available in our "archive" feature. *Only the past week is available - one week only.

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How to Access the Radio Show:
Click on the WRUW picture below. Locate "Night of the Living Dread" radio show and click the 56k icon to the right. You're done!

"Night of The Living Dread" - 19 June, 2015
A "Roundtable" conversation with Herman Sang, Boris Gardiner, and Derrick Harriott. The conversation includes discussion on the use of patois in Jamaican lyrics, early amplifier construction, live shows, Studio One origins, Chart hits in Jamica, and more.
This show is available to listen to or download at www.wruw.org but is only available until 6-26-15

"Night of The Living Dread" June 2015
Last week's episode featured a segment on Leslie Kong's Beverley's label with many rare singles aired on WRUW. We also featured tunes by Derrick Harriott & Audley Rollins of The Emotions.

WRUW's "Night of the Living Dread"
Radio Show & Playlist:
15 November 2013

David Rodigan rolling out the tunes.

To listen to the reggae podcast visit before 29 Nov 2013:
http://wruw-stream.wruw.org/archives/56/79.mp3

Playlist:
Barrington Levy and Beenie ManUnder Me SensiBig BluntsTommy BoyWorld
Ernest RanglinDancehall FeverMemories of Barber MackIsland Jamaica JazzWorld
Roots RadicsDancehall MassiveRadically RadicsRasWorld
Bunny WailerRoots Rock ReggaexxWorld
Jimmy CliffReggae MusicRebirthUniversalWorld
Black UhuruThe Whole World Is AfricaThe UltimateIslandWorld
Black UhuruSponji ReggaeRedIslandWorld
Black UhuruBiff BaffDubmissionQuangoWorld
Sir LancelotMary AnnThe LegendaryLyrichordWorld
Sir LancelotRun joeThe LegendaryLyrichordWorld
Keith LynSixpenceKalypso keithDynamicWorld
Keith LynNo No SongKalypso keithDynamicWorld
Joe GibbsPeople GrudugefulJoe Gibbs & Friends...TrojanWorld
Ken ParkerIt's AlrightJoe Gibbs & Friends...TrojanWorld
NicodemusNo Big WomanNew York PosseShelly'sWorld
Josey WalesJamaica MillionNew York PosseShelly'sWorld
Sluggy RanksEnd of the WorldNew York PosseShelly'sWorld
The CharmersYou Don't KnowThe Essential King EdwardsKing EdwardsWorld
Black UhuruBull In The PenReggae GreatsMangoWorld
Karl WalkerOne Minutre To ZeroThe Toaster From La MokaxWorld
Karl WalkerMovementsThe Toaster From La MokaxWorld
The UpsettersScandalizingKing Of SkaKing EdwardsWorld
Karl WalkerMusical FightThe Toaster From La MokaxWorld
Eric MorrisSuddenlyKing Of SkaKing EdwardsWorld
Ronald WilsonLonely ManKing Of SkaKing EdwardsWorldE
Black UhuruParty Next DoorLiberation: The Island AnthologyMangoWorld

WRUW's "Night of the Living Dread"
Playlist: 05 June 2013

Cold Guinness

Tunes played on 05, July, 2013 on "Night of the Living Dread"

*We started out with a couple "Tighten Up" LP selections. Great oldie music on a series very similar to the modern day "reggae Gold" and Strictly The Best." We;'ve had the Tighten Up album in the WRUW collection for years - played hundreds of times.

Clancy EcclesFattie FattieTighten Up Vol 2Trojan
The PioneersLong Shot Kick de BucketTighten Up Vol 2Trojan
The MaytalsOne Eye EnosTighten Up Vol 4Trojan
Merlene WebberHard LifeTighten Up Vol 4Trojan
The HeptonesGod Bless the ChildrensinglePrince Buster
*Just picked up the album. Very good quality with McCook, Alphonso, Jah Jerry, Knibbs, Dizzy Moore, Lloyd Brevette, Lester Sterling, Jackie Mittoo (great huh). A collection of the best of the best in The Skatalites. Synergy actually produced the album. Synergy (Tony Robinson, Don Green, Ronnie Burke, and John Wakeling) was the group who created Reggae Sunsplash in Jamaica. This performance appears to be from 1989 (although it is not listed on the album). Nice - very nice.
The SkatalitesLee harvey OswaldAt SunsplashSynergy
The SkatalitesTear UpAt SunsplashSynergy
The SkatalitesGuns of NavoroneAt SunsplashSynergy
The SkatalitesFour VCornersAt SunsplashSynergy
*Even more Dennis Sindrey. These tracks are from his "Treasure Chest" album. You'll hear more from Dennis as he recently supplied us with eight Cds of his single tracks from over the years. Much of his early singles, appearances on releases with other artists, and more. Terrific. Dennis came to jamaica to play with The Caribs in the pre Ska and pre Shuffle eras. He recorded as a studio guitarist is sessions at Federal in the very early days before Coxsone and Duke Reid had studios. Dennis was all over the place in musical history.
Dennis SindreyNo Money No LoveTreasure ChestKalypso
Dennis SindreyObeah WeddingTreasure ChestKalypso
*Just picked up the album. The Hiltonaires are one of the more popular Hotel Mento groups from Jamaica. They are from the Hilton Hotel in Ocho Rios, Ja. There are roughly six albums that were released over the years, with various re-workings of some of the albums - most notably, "Big Bamboo."
HiltonairesChinese babySka Lip SoWIRL
HiltonairesJack AssSka Lip SoWIRL
*Aka Don Drummond Junior. Great album here.
Vin GordonAddis A RastaIn the GardenGordon Vin Gordon
Steppin InIn the GardenGordon Vin Gordon
Steppin DubIn the GardenGordon
*I wanted to play some very early Sean Paul. The second track is with Mr. Vegas. The two were a duo in the late 1990's - recording approximately a half dozen tracks at my count. They were popular as a duo, but got into some form of argument and never recorded together again to my knowledge. Also, Mr Vegas developed his singing style after he broke his jaw and has his mouth wired shut. He sang with his mouth wired and then once the wiring was removed, he maintained that singing style. recently, Mr. Vegas has once again bubbled up on the music scene.
Sean PaulDreamDutty BootBoot Camp 1999
Sean Paul & Mr VegasDe Gal yaCertain DamageCMJ - 2000 ShineheadCollie Weedjaja
*Bothe The Meditations and Luciano are coming to the Cleveland, ohio area this week.
The MeditationsA Woman is Like A shadowsingleja
LucianoPolice & ThievesDub SelectorQuango*
*Still enjoying Major Lazer tracks that include jamaican artists. I remember seeing an interview with Diplo of Major Lazer and he was talking about recording music in JA. I wondered "who is this guy?" Well... this is who he and they are...
Major lazer, Bugle, AramaPlaygroundFree The UniverseSecretly canadian*
Major Lazer, Elephant manWind UpFree The UniverseSecretly Canadian

A Red Stripe Party!

Original Album - The creation of Dennis Sindrey.

Friday May 24, 2013 we had a "Red Stripe Party" at WRUW. It is featured on the second hour of the show and is available for download for one week only at the WRUW website. The show features and interview with Dennis Sindrey of The caribs. Dennis was hired by Red Stripe to be the Musical Director for the album. Dennis worked with Ken Khouri from federal and recorded all four bands in four days with Graeme Goodall as the engineer. We drank two cases of red Stripe during the two hour show. Lotta fun.

Link at :
http://wruw-stream.wruw.org/archives/56/79.mp3

WRUW "Night of The LIving Dread" -Playlist- 11, May 2013

Buju Banton - Bogle - early - Penthouse - World
Buju Banton - Deportees - Voice - Mercury - World
Buju BantonGone a leadEarlyPenthouseWorld
Buju BantonTribal WarVoiceMercuryWorld
Laurel AitkenAfrica ArisesingleCamelWorld (Dramatic track)
Marcia Griffiths - Don't Let Me Down - single - Escort - World (Very early Marcia Griffiths on the Escort Label)
Delroy WilsonBe My WifesingleCamelWorld
Slim Smith - Take me back - single - Camel - World (Great Slim Smith tune. crisp and clear)
Elephant ManPut Down the GunsJAJAWorld
*Elephant Man - Get away - JA - Riddim - World
*Konshens & PatriceLost HarsingleSojahWorld
*Jah CureThank You For LifejajaWorld
Baba BrooksMusical WorkshopsingleKing EdwardsWorld
Baba BrooksBus StrikesingleKing EdwardsWorld
Soul DynamitesVersion1973 singl (Prod by Karl Pitterson)JaguarWorld
Theophilus Beckford - Jack & Jill - single - Coxsone - World
Horace AndyGatemanA Fashion StatementRASWorld
Horace Andy and Anthony BEnter the kingdomThe Biggest reggaeGreensleevesWorld
Horace Andy and U-RoyCome OnNowPickledWorld
Horace AndyIn my neighborhoodtrojan dub massive Greensleeves World (These Horace Andy tracks were played by a long time listener who is the Horace Andy expert).
Attaras (This is Joe Higgs under a pseudonym of Attaras. Joe Higgs, Wailing Souls on harmony. I realized as this was being played that it was the Wailing Souls on Harmony. There is another old Higgs track "Sincerely" which also features the Wailing Souls on Harmony) - Cool Fire - single - Elevation/Pressure Sounds (Vinyl)World
Attaras - Brimstone & fire - single - Elevation/Pressure Sounds (Vinyl)World
Tappa ZukieOh LordsingleStarsWorld (Early version of the classic call and response "People are you ready? Boii - Oh Lord!")
Junior Kelly - Cover Yourself - single - Harmodio - World (This guy is great - he should get more airplay).
Ninja Man - It Ah Fi Happen - single - Ninja Corporation - World (I am a big Ninja Man follower. Can't believe that Ninja is out and still mad at Vybz for Sting. This is a brand new tune by Ninja).
Spragga Benz - African Move - single - Mentally Disturbed - World (We support Spragga here in Cleveland)
Elephant Man - Rrruh - Jah Snowcone - single - Jah Snowcone - World (This is from the original series of singles on Snowcone that featured Sean paul's Temperature, before it blew up. We played it early!).
DirtsmanMagnet & Steel - single - African Star - World (Ahhh! The great Dirtsman aka Patrick Thompson, was murdered in 1993. Also Papa San's brother)

WRUW "Night of The LIving Dread" -Playlist- 19, April 2013

Future Troubles (AKA Future Fambo)Skys the limitFM Music radio SamplerJAWorld

Future troubleAin't No StoppingFat Eyes PresentsFat EyesWorld

*Bitta BloodTun It UpsingleRiddimWorld, This one was played without preview. Not a smooth transition from Tony Curtis.

*Tony CurtisLive It UpsingleRiddimWorld

*Robert SutherlandPut It On mi GirlsingleRiddimWorld

*Victior Essiet & The MandatorsFreedom TrainsingleDownsoundWorld, Nice new music from The Mandators.

*Jah Sun KabayaRise as OnesingleRiddimWorld

John HoltA Love I Can FeelThe Best Of Studio OneStudio OneWorld

Rico RodriguezHammer rockTrombone ManSanctuaryWorld

Carlos Malcolm & His Afro-Jamaican RhythmsSweetie CharlieSkamaniaUpbeatWorld, Great music from the Skamania CD.

Carlos Malcolm & His Afro-Jamaican RhythmsWings of A DoveSkamaniaUpbeatWorld

Carlos Malcolm InterviewJAJAJAWorld

The SilverTonesSilver hoursingleJAWorld, Oldie Silvertones tracks.

The SilverTonesMidnight HoursingleJAWorld

Dennis WalksShe Pon Topblank 12"MoodiscWorld, Blank label 12" from Harry Mudie himself.

Eric Monty Morrislast laughMoneyjaWorld

Eric Monty MorrisRiver Come DownMoneyJAWorld

Eric Monty MorrisWhat A SmileMoneyJAWorld

Barbara JonesJust When i needed You MostNeed To BelongRecord FactoryWorld, Some say Barbara Jones grew up in Cleveland. I have never been able to confirm this.

Dennis Sindrey InterviewMr WalkerThe PillFederalWorld, Dennis talks about the very first time he played the Ska on his guitar.

Buju BantonHurt us no moreRasta Got SoulGargamelWorld

Buju BantonUp CloseJAJAWorld

*CobraWe and dem A WarJAJAWorld

*Ninja ManGwehJAJAWorld, Brand new Ninjaman. Very nice.

*Bobby tennaMe MummaMi Mumma RiddimJAWorld

*Elephant ManNah PutMi Mumma RiddimJAWorld

*I OctaneGal TimeMi Mumma RiddimJAWorld

*Lady sawNuh Lose itMi Mumma RiddimJAWorld

*SpiceWaist LineMi Mumma RiddimJAWorld

*Chuck FenderLionMi Mumma RiddimJAWorld

Gladstone AndersonLeaving RomeReggae JazzMoodiscWorld

JoJo BennettLecture meReggae JazzMoodiscWorld

WRUW "Night of The LIving Dread" -Playlist -05, April 2013

*These are the actual playlists lifted from our database at WRUW.

I have added some comments on the tracks.

Ken LazarusPut Yourself in my PlaceThe Definite Collection of Federal RecordsVIP Music GroupWorld

Toots & The MaytalsDo the ReggaeStrawberry HillPhreeWorld (Grammy nominated recording for the 2012 Grammy Awards).

Toots & The MaytalsNever grow OldStrawberry HillPhreeWorld

Sindrey PlaylistThis WorldSindreay Caribs Reunion CDReunion CD - White LabelWorld

Sindrey PlaylistTaSTE of HoneySindrey Caribs Reunion CDReunion CD - White LabelWorld

Cluett Johnson & the Blues with Jackie Estick BlastersMy BabyFeaturing...UKWorld (Jackie Estick is one of the first singers ever to record for Coxsone Dodd).

Dennis SindreyLove In the CemetaryHot CalypsoesFederalWorld (This is a piece of original vinyl, pressed by Federal. Plenty of horns which were arranged by Lynn Tait).

Sugar bellyMagic In The moonlightSugar Merengueport O jamWorld (I picked this LP up from a guy in Turkey. This is the Studio One LP, very nice. the other LP was produced by Techniques and has a computerized sound to it with a faster beat. Sugar Belly played a bamboo saxaphone, which was a instrument that was frequently used by Mento musicians playing in bands for parties, gatherings, and also at the hotels).

Cluett JohnsonWicked & DreadfulFeaturing...UKWorld (Rare track from Cluett Johnson - aka Clue J. Coxsone Dodd credited Clue J as being one of his (Coxsone's) key musical coordinators... early on).

Lennie Hibbert Ital VibesReggae JazzMoodiscWorld (Lennie Hibbert was the "band Master" at Alpha School after Reuben Delgado. Here is is on the vibraphone courtesy of Harry Mudie).

Dennis SindreyHigher the MonkeyJamaica JourneySkacal@hotmail.comWorld

Dennis SindreyLaziest manJamaica JourneySkacal@hotmail.comWorld (This track is from a CD that Dennis Sindrey produced just three years ago. It features many old time Mento tracks and all the music was created by Dennis himself. Quite nice).

Harry Mudie & TubbyDubDub Conference Pt 2MoodiscWorld

Harry Mudie TubbyDubDub Conference Pt 2MoodiscWorld

Gladdy Mudies All StarsLeaving RomeReggae JazzMoodiscWorld

Carlos MalcolmBonanzaSkamaniaSkamaniaWorld

Carlos MalcolmRun For CoverRoyal SkaJamaican GoldWorld

Carlos MalcolmOne Mint JulipRoyal SkaJamaican GoldWorld

Carlos MalcolmHunchbackRoyal SkaJamaican GoldWorld

Dennis AlcaponeToo Proud To BegMash UpKingston Sounds

WRUW "Night of The LIving Dread" -Playlist - 08, March 2013

U-Roy - She's A Rastawoman - Babylon Kingdom Mut Fall AriwaWorld

U-RoyI'm A Rasta Man - Smile A While - RASWorld

Damian "Jr. Gong" MarleyWelcome to JamrockWelcome to Jamrock World

*The Lions (featuring Malik Moore and Black Shakespeare)This GenerationThis Generation World

EtanaQueenBetter Tomorrow World

BreezeRealityWoman Talk Caribbean Dub PoetryHeartbeat RecordsWorld

The RastafariansOccupationOrthodoxThe Rastafarians World

Black UhuruPuff She PuffRedMangoWorld

Althea & DonnaUptown Top RankingUptown Top RankingVirginWorld

CapletonShe's ma babyPerilousDanga ZoneWorld

Ricky Tenn & Gregory IsaacsJimmy JohnsingleTenn StarWorld (Take a listed to the podcast that features "Ricky Tenn" at www.jamaicaway.podomatic.com. Ricky lived in my town of Cleveland for years and was a good friend of Gregory Isaacs. Now, a lot of people say that are/were good friends of Gregory, but Ricky really was!).

Vybz KartelJamaicaKingston StoryVICEWorld

Roy RichardsReggae ChildrenFire DownHeartbeatWorld

Eric Monty MorrisEnna BellaSka BonanzaHeartbeatWorld

Stranger Cole & Ken BootheArtibellaSka BonanzaHeartbeatWorld

Carl MalcolmGive Me The SugarCarl MalcolmMalcolm MusicWorld (This is from a CD that Carl Malcolm released a few years ago. Carl has continued to release music over the past 30 years+ and we are fortunate to receive them. He is a long time friend of our radio show).

Sugar Minott & DubmatixIn The GhettoRenegadeFusionWorld

Alton Ellis & DubmatixBlessing of CompassionRenegadeFusionWorld

Jah Cure with PhyllisMr JailerStickyJAWorld

Jimmy CliffGuns of BrixtonSacred FireSun PowerWorld (great CD. I knew this was gonna win the Grammy. I love the fact that Cliff re-recorded the Joe Higgs track "The World is Upside Down").

Carlos MalcolmHunchbackRoyal SkaJamaican GoldWorld

Carlos MalcolmRun For CoverRoyal SkaJamaican GoldWorld

Adina HenryOld Witch WomanJamaican Folk TalesTantaWorld

Hubert PorterTen Penny NailCalypsoes From JamaicaTIMESWorld (Ten penny Nail is a great Mento tune. It describes someone cooking a cow head and as they put it into the pot, it jumps out. The song continues, next time get a hammer and a 10 penny nail and nail it down so it can't run away. I love that!).

Sugar BellyRucumbineThe Return of Sugar BellyTechniquesWorld (*Sugar Minott got his nickname of "Sugar" because his stomach was big like Sugar Belly's).

The HiltonairesShame and ScandalBig BambooIsland MusicWorld (Original "Hotel Music" by the Hiltonaires. I stayed at The Hilton in Kingston in 2006 and had Bunny and Scully playing drums in my room, waking all the neighboring guests... but nobody complained!).

Hubert PorterGal and BoyCalypsoes From JamaicaTIMESWorld (Original vinyl on The Times Record Label, which was a Department Store in Kingston).

Reggae Podcasts - 2018

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Keith & Tex PODCAST -

LINK: https://soundcloud.com/jaway-665380859/keith-tex-podcast-jamaica-way
This is the latest Podcast on the great Rocksteady duo - Keith & Tex.

Herman Sang - Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast
Link:
http://jamaicaway.podomatic.com/entry/2015-06-14T11_43_46-07_00

Herman’s brother – Claude Sang Jr., formed a singing duo with Derrick Harriott, called The Jiving Juniors. Claude was a schoolmate of Derrick Harriott at Excelsior College in Jamaica and after the two entered and won the Vere John’s Talent Show at The Palace Theatre in 1957. Claude and Harriott enlisted Herman to play piano on all of their shows and eventually their recordings. Herman Sang comments, “I was still going to school at Kingston College and we would play in Kingston and also outside the area. ‘Claude and Harriott’ composed a song called ‘Lollipop Girl.’ That was a big hit! We went on to be very popular covering songs by The Coasters group. We had big shows where we opened for Lloyd Price, Fats Domino, and James Brown.”

The Secret Origins of The Fencebeater – Colin Moore
To listen to the reggae podcast visit: http://jamaicaway.podomatic.com/entry/2013-11-16T06_18_37-08_00

(l-r) Colin Moore, Ray Hurford

This podcast is taken from a March 1992 cassette interview by Ray Hurford (of Small Axe) with The Fencebeater. The Fencebeater is a man by the name of Colin Moore. Colin was a very active member of the London Reggae community, produced reggae on vinyl and CD (including Kendrick Andy’s CD “Another Night in The Ghetto”), and wrote for the reggae magazine “Small Axe.” Ray Hurford is the Editor of Small Axe and has been publishing books and magazines from the late 1970’s until present date. Colin Moore passed away at a young age from a heart attack a number of years ago.
We had been searching for the cassette used in this podcast for a few years and have just recently located it. The cassette is a rambling discussion between Hurford and Moore. The duo review years of music reviews by Moore in the pages of “Small Axe” and try to track the secret origins of the first use of the title “Fencebeater.” Moore also sent two cassette tapes with musical selections, a portion of which is included in this podcast. If there is demand, another podcast can be created which can include a full selection by The Fencebeater. Colin’s selections were influenced by this writer, so there are numerous Supercat and Michael Rose tracks. If you want more of Colin’s selections, we would just need some comments made in Podomatic.
As you will discover in this podcast, Colin Moore has a great voice for radio and has great knowledge of Jamaican music. Whether you knew Colin Moore or not, there is a great deal to be learned from what is said in this podcast and also in his never-ending interest in Jamaican music and culture. Colin’s style and approach to the music is to be admired. He was a positive person, was generous and genuine. When I visited Colin in 1994, he gave me a big stack of his duplicate vinyl. We had a great discussion as we recorded a cassette as Colin relayed an ocean of details on each selection.
This podcast is also a feature on the magazine and books by Small Axe. Many of which are available to this day. If you would like to purchase the magazines and books discussed in this podcast, just visit the Small Axe website:
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/smallaxe/

We hope you enjoy this bit of history with a snapshot of The Fencebeater.

Buju Banton Interview and Music

To listen to the reggae podcast visit:
http://jamaicaway.podomatic.com/entry/2013-06-02T05_34_32-07_00
This interview is the most viewed of all of our posted interviews on Youtube at the channel “Reggae Jamaica Way.” This podcast also features some of that interview. If it works well, we will feature more in this format (Your feedback is appreciated). Throughout the interview, Buju talks about his music, we thought a podcast would be perfect. During the interview, Buju maintained direct eye contact most all the time and was very short and to the point and I had to work to keep the proper flow.
I always listen when people site a favorite artist and Buju is one of them. Early on “The Fencebeater” Colin Moore told me how great Buju Banton was and how big he was going to get. Colin was very knowledgeable and I listened and Colin was right! A friend told me about seeing Buju in a dance in Kingston in the 1980’s before Buju buss. He said Buju was just transitioning to the deep voice style, growling out his lyrics. My friend said that Buju dj’d for hours and was stepping to the side and actually spitting up blood. *True story.
Whatever you think, Buju Banton is making a journey as an artist and as a man. Plenty of great music and stories along the way. If you like this one, we can set up another as Buju talked about many of his tunes.
Tracks -
Bogle – Mango
Murderer –LP Tiul’ Shiloh
Panhead - African Princess – LP African Princess
Operation Ardent – LP Best Of
Gal Fi Beg – LP Dancehall 101 Vol. #3
Tribal War (with Tony Rebel, Terry Ganzie, Brian & Tony Gold)
Yes Buju - Gargamel
I Am Innocent – Blacker Dread

Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast - James Bond in Jamaica

To listen to the reggae podcast visit http://jamaicaway.podomatic.com/player/web/2012-11-11T16_43_16-08_00.

SUMMARY

This podcast features James Bond's association with the island of Jamaica. Jamaica is exotic, remote, and mysterious and that how it fits so well for Ian Fleming's novels. Fleming lived in Jamaica at Goldeneye and loved the island's culture, people, flora and fauna and much more. James Bond and Jamaica have had strong connections for over 50 years.

This podcast focuses on that connection with discussions by Don Topping (Radio announcer and actor in To Live and let Die) and with Keith Lyn (Lead singer for Byron Lee and The Dragaonaires, also featured in Dr. No). We also supply numerous tunes from Dr. No and James Bond music with an Island flavor.

Enjoy and please supply us with comments & feedback!

Selections:

James Bond theme - John Barry Orchestra

Skatalites - James Bond -

Keith Lyn Interview

Jump Up - Eric Rodgers

James bond Theme - Rolad Alphonso

Don Topping Interview

Mango Tree - Eric Rodgers

James Bond Girl - The Cimarons

Mento From Jamaica Part Two - JA Way

This is great Jamaican music from musical history. It is vivacious and fun and a fond memory to many of your relatives. There's so much that we can say, but listen to the Podcast and enjoy!

http://jamaicaway.podomatic.com/player/web/2013-03-17T19_53_00-07_00

1. Lord Fly & Dan Williams Orchestra – I Don’t Know

2. Lord Fly - Donkey City

3. Lord Flea – Irene and Yo fr’en

4. Lord Flea - Solas Market Water Come A Mi Eye

5. Lord Power and his Calypso Quintet – Miss Goosey – MRS (Stanley Motta)

6. Count Lasher - Pick Your Choice – MRS (Stanley Motta)

7. Count Owen - Melody D’Amour

8. Hubert Porter with the Jamaican Calypsonians – Mass Charley Bell – LP Calypsos

From Jamaica – TIMES

9. Monty Reynolds & His Shaw Park Calypso Band – Car Park – Motta’s

10. Arthur Knibbs & Cecil Knott & His Joybell Orchestra – Soldier man - Motta’s

11. Clyde Hoyte & The George Moxey Quartet – Montego Calypso – MRS (Stanley

Motta)

12. Sugar Belly –Peel Head John Crow – The Return of Sugar Belly – Techniques –

13. Lord Melody – Booboo Man (Mama Look at Booboo) – Jump Up Carnival LP- Live

1956- (1951?) (Emory Cook)

14. Harry Belafonte – Spoken word – “Lord Melody "Melo" the Man and his Music”

15. Harry Belafonte and Nat King Cole - Mama Look at Booboo – Live NBC

Television -1957

16. Show Mighty Sparrow – Mamma Look at Booboo (with guitar accompaniment) –

“Lord Melody "Melo" the Man and his Music”

17. Lord Burgess – Rum and Cocoanut Water – Calypso Serenaders LP – Stinson

Records – Granada Hills, California

18. Ken Boothe Interview – Discusses Vere Johns and Bim & Clover

19. Bim & Clover – Wife and Sweetheart –

20. Bim and Bam – (Jokes) and Song “Kill ‘im” - Laugh with Bim and Bam – Pama

Jamaica Way Reggae podcast - tribute #2

To listen to this reggae podcast visit http://jamaicaway.podomatic.com/player/web/2012-10-08T03_13_57-07_00.

SUMMARY

This podcast features music and history from Toyan, Fathead, Major Worries, Lui Lepke, Don Drummond, and Duke Reid.

This is a re-airing of a 1993 broadcast from WRUW fm radio where we featured a musical version of a magazine that featured information on 52 Jamaican music artistes who had passed away. This podcast has a great interview with Yellowman where he discusses the passing of Fathead as well as detailed information of Don Drummond and Duke Reid. Enjoy!

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