Pirates On The Airwaves (Dancehall Style)

1984 12" Recording of Pirates On The Airwaves - Sunday Best ft. Pauline Black

Credits
Bass – Wayne Lothian
Drums – Phil Graham
Keyboards, Guitar – Jeremy Edwards
Lead Vocals – Pauline Black
Producer – Golding*, Staples*
Vocals, Guitar – Lynval Golding
Vocals, Percussion – Neville Staples*
Written-By – Edwards*, Golding*, P. Black*

Pirates On The Airwaves - Sunday Best ft. Pauline Black

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Background. 
 In 1964, Marshal McLuhan, Canadian philosopher of communication theory, wrote of the incident, The Irish Rebels used a ship’s radio to make, not a point-to-point message, but a diffused broadcast in hope of getting word to any ship that would relay their story to the American press.  This is widely accepted as the world’s first radio broadcast.  

On Wednesday another message was sent which read: British troops have been repulsed with great slaughter in the attempt to take the Irish position.  The people are wildly enthusiastic for the new government. 

Imagine the surprise when one of the ships that received this message was the British warship HMS Adventure anchored at Dun Laoghaire, just south of Dublin.  Sadly, by Friday the broadcasts ceased and the Rising was all over.

Ireland transmits it's rebellion worldwide in 1916

Production Team Personnel 

Christian Peyton interviewer / producer
Stephen Kelly interviewer / narrator 
Brian Greene 	interviewer / sound supervision

Recorded Nov 2015 
Released Dec 2015 

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