Name: The Huge Reggae Show 17 by Earl Gateshead
Duration: 1 h 21 s
Description: This one is deep like your feelings........It's got layers......If you like the music the first time you hear it, then you'll like it better still the second time and again the third time.............I've tried to make it like this because that's the kind of music I like best

Wiked show Earl, always the last to leave the dance!

1.The Jewells-Love And Livity 2 Mystic Red - As I Was Walking 3 Mike Brooks- Buzzcock In Dub 4.Leo Graham-Black Candle 5.Fourth Harmony-Here With Me 6.Jimmy Riley-Summertime 7. Upsetters-Iron I 8 Hopeton Lewis-This Music Got Soul 9 15 16 17-Black Skin Boys 10 Vivian Jones-Red Eyes 11 Carl Dawkins-I’d rather go blind 12 Bobby Melody-Jah Is Not Impartial 13 Don Carlos-Pass me The Laser Beam 14 The African Brothers - How Many Men

Stay-til-the-end-reggae-people love you too Earl. Max respect.

It's a Reggae podmix.......I'm playing records and talking about them..............When I was young I used to play the same mixtapes over and over and never get tired of them...........I'm trying to make these shows so that you can do that with them..........I hope that the music has enough depth and quality that it improves with repeated listening........Bless up 'stay till the end" people.

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After the first two or three tunes, this one  appreciates some of the details of Reggae Sound System Culture.........Here's the Tracklist....1) Last Train To Expo 67-The Melodians2) Sweet You Sour You-Freddie Mckay3)  Fever-Horace Andy4) Going Down Town-Gregory Isaacs5) Unity Is Strength-Barry Brown6) Revolution- Baba Leslie7) Sound And Pressure-Hopeton Lewis8) Changes-Bandele9) I Man A Grasshopper + Version-Pablo Moses10) And We Do It-Junior + Grace Levington11) This Music Got Soul-Hopeton Lewis12) Give Thanks + Verion-Max Romeo13) Pop No Style-Linval Thompson14) Pressure In A Babylon + Version-Dennis Alcapone15) Poor Rameses- Pioneers16) Pass Me The Scale-Frankie Paul17) Reggae Music-Johnny Clarke18) Natty Never Get Weary-Culture19) Waterhouse Rock-Wailing Souls20) I Wanna Get Next To You-Andrea L’Amy21) Just Like A Woman-Pat Kelly22) Destiny-Buju Banton23)Watch The People Them Dancing-Kenny Knotts

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This one is deep like your feelings........It's got layers......If you like the music the first time you hear it, then you'll like it better still the second time and again the third time.............I've tried to make it like this because that's the kind of music I like best

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A follow up to my first Digi LPs mix (https://on.soundcloud.com/Rr9fw)  Featuring a selection of obscure Digital reggae tracks from the 80s and early 90s that can only be found on LPs from Jamaica, UK, Canada, US, Nigeria and South Africa.  All the tracks in this mix are taken from their original LP issues

Tracklist below and I'll try and include which LP each track is taken from

Tracklist: 

Jah Big - Since I Found Reggae (Music So Hot)
Horace Andy - Pressure (Everyday People)
Pablo Moses - Subway Rider (In the Future)
Ken Bob - Reggae Rider (Gifted Roots Band Presents Gifted)
Don Evans - Until Then (The Dynamic Duo)
Studwins - It Mek (Studwins – Startime Vol.2)
Chris Wayne - Craven Puppy Dog (Freedom Street)
Delroy Williams - Two Timer (Two Timer)
Callie B - Let me be the first (Can we talk, Let me be the first)
Chester Miller - Living is Real (Living and Loving)
Robert French - Give me Your Loving (Wondering)
Anthony Selassie - Good Loving (Ghetto Youth Dem Rising)
Earl 16 - (Original) Agent for your love (Sir-Tommy's Prod. Vol.1)
Admiral Tibett - Musical Shots (Sir-Tommy's Prod. Vol.2)
Horace Martin - Things I Did (Mix up)
Tony Tuff - Sailing (Sailing)
Goldfinger - Let's Build It Up (2020)
Bare Essentials - Mother Nature (No Loafin')
Zylan - Bottom of the Barrell (Zylan Self Titled LP)
Oby Onyioha - Raid dem Jah (Break It)
BG & Fibre - Evil Devil (Ridim of the Butterfly)
Comforters - Immortal Words (Month End Lover)

Students In Summer

Musical Shots: Digi Lps mix Vol.2

It's a mix of rare Reggae records, all first edition (First press)........Recorded in Analogue all the way through the recording chain.......I know you're listening digitally but you will hear the records as near as is possible to the original intention..........But it's a mix with a spiritual, social and political point of view. That's what makes Reggae music special and that's what I like to showcase in these Huge Reggae Shows..................1. Drift Away-Roy Alton
2. Some A Thief- Congos
3. Mr Knows It All- Gregory Isaacs
4. Tommys Vibes-Tommy McCook
5. Bridge Over Troubled Waters-Jimmy London
6. Hi Jack-Jackie Mittoo
7. Woman Of The Ghetto-Hortense Ellis
8. I Am Not A King-Deleon Wilson
9. Redemption version-Lovindeer
10. The People Of This World-Sister Jam
11. Give Another Israel A Try-Barry Brown
12. True Rastaman-Fred Locks
13. African Woman-Gregory Isaacs
14. Rasta Spirit (version)-Alton Ellis
15. Reggae Music-H. Blackwood
16. Holographic World-Jahug

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Hardcore 80s vibes out of the Reggae Rodeo studio on EP 126 coming to you live on 98.1fm Raglan Community Radio Friday 1st December 2023

Musical hits from Roland Xerox, Eschotan, Dixie peach and brand new cuts from Peter Youthman, Prince Jamo and more!

Reggae Rodeo Ep 126

RINSE AT MINISTRY - SATURDAY OCT 3rd.

Room 1 – The Box
Skream, Flashmob, De Sluwe Vos, Denney, Rhadow.
Room 2 – 103
Maxxi Soundsystem, Appleblim, Tornado Wallace, Trikk
Room 3 – Baby Box
Krywald & Farrer, GRRD, Josh Walker.
Room 4 – Loft
Disco Bloodbath (All Night Long)

Tickets Available from:
rinse.fm/mosoct3rd
www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?743932

Rinse FM Podcast - Channel One - 5th September 2015

Extrait de la session de Channel One sound system au carnaval de Notting Hill à Londres, dimanche 27 août 2017.

Mikey Dread feat. Ras Kayleb, Donovan Kingjay, Aba Ariginal, Rootsman...

Enregistrement : Stepping Razor Sound Plate System.
Source :https://archive.org/details/ChannelOneSoundSystemSun27thAug2017NottingHillCarnival

Channel One sound system  @  Notting Hill Carnaval 2017 (extrait)

Aba Shanti-I Live at Reggae Roast Room 2 at Cable - 04/02/11

Aba Shanti-I Live good session good quality

6FtSTIX aka STIX of Rise & Shine Rockers and Majestic Roots Sound System was formally introduced to sound system culture back in 2011. Experiencing Aba-Shanti-I at the junction of Southern & East Row, W10, London ignited the fire. From there the education, research and record collecting began. 

After moving back to his hometown of Tauranga, Bay of Plenty he and Amelio-B formed Rise & Shine Rockers in 2016. The crew played sessions every now and then until the summer of 2019 - 2020, when the pace was picked up with a busy summer and gigs across the Bay of Plenty. Over this summer period he was also welcomed into the Majestic Roots crew with Mikey Majestic.

Stix says, ‘For this mix I’ve taken a selection of my favourite tunes that I’ve played out over the summer. It’s a very approachable selection with out trying to go deep and obscure. These songs always brought the vibes particularly at the Voodoo Lounge 'At The Dub Market' sessions in Mt Maunganui. Big up NiceUp Aotearoa for the opportunity to present a mix.’

More info:
www.facebook.com/riseandshinerockers/

Tracklist:
Intro taken from the film ‘Yardie’ (2018).
1. At The Dub Market - Tommy McCook & The Agrovators
2. Funky Reggae - Tommy McCook
3. Gunga Din - Rico
4. Natural Progression - Aswad
5. Great Tribulation - Hugh Mundell
6. Music Is My Desire (Discomix) - Pablo Moses
7. Feel Good - Norris Reid
8. Give A Little Loving - Barry Brown & Stama Rank
9. Mystic Music - Hard Rock
10. None Shall Escape The Judgement - Earl Zero & The Soul Syndicate
11. Too Much Confusion - S.E.B. (Soul Explosion Band)
12. All The Love Is Gone - Monyaka
13. Rock And Come On Ya - Johnny Osbourne & Pappa Tullo
14. Soul Vibration - The Teacher
15. Jungle Lion - The Upsetter
16. Return Of Django - The Upsetter
17. We Are Neighbours - David Isaacs
18. Smoking My Ganja - Capital Letters
19. Express Yourself - Leroy Sibbles
20. Bobby Bobylon - Freddie McGregor
21. If You Ask Me - Leon Dinero
22. Bandits - Screechy Dan
23. Uptown Top Ranking - Althea & Donna
24. Ina Jah Children - Dhaima
25. It Dread In A Rome - Larry Marshall
26. Golden Hen - Tenor Saw
27. Zunguzung (Discomix) - Yellowman
28. Spark It - Quantic ft. Shinehead
29. Vinyl Lover - JonnyGo Figure
30. Fussin N’ Fightin - DJ Vadim ft. Demolition Man
31. Incredible (Wrongtom Remix) - General Levy
32. Who Knows (ShyFX Remix) - Protoje ft. Chronixx

All vinyl selection. 
Hardware setup: 2x Technics SL-1200MK2, Allen & Heath XOne:92 Mixer, Klementz Audio NJD Siren and Dub Delay combined unit.

Rise & Shine Rockers - At The Dub Market, Best of Summer 2019 - 20

Next up in the Level the Vibes Lockdown Series is a guest mix from Shaolin Sound, dedicated to the San Diego massive holding it down.

Shaolin Sound - San Diego Tribute

A mix dedicated to all San Diego sound and selecta! After having spent a few years holding a reasoning with nuff crews, and seeing their vibes and love for the music, Shaolin Sound has compiled a mix with tunes in the vibes of the SD style and fashion. Does SD have the most destinctive and interesting 80s Roots & Rubadub style on the globe? Shaolin Sound would argue so. Enjoy the leftfield fusions of synth, soul, rock and showband styles within a firm foundation of Roots & Reggae. 80s riddim stylee!

Special dedication to SDMassive, YKR, Ruff Em Up Posse, Roots Corner and all of the SD selecta holding it down nad keeping the spirit alive!

Vincent March - Jack Up
Jah Love & The Survivors - Get Up and Dance
Armageddon - Natty Skank
Jah Mikes - The Reggae Anthem
Roots Alive Band - War In A Dance
Horace Andy - Get Down
Survival In Action - Brute Force
Bob Andy - Super Powers (Dark Clouds) Dub
Ras Abudah and Jah Legacy - Jah Music
Ruud Gullit - Free Me
Country Man - Poor Me Natty Dreads
R.P.I - Take A Stand
Ijahman Levi - Marcus Hero
Time & Patience - Tribulation
Rommie Lickshot Stair - One World
Ridim Section - Take A Step
Kassa - Time To Leave Hell
Wing an a Prayer - Death Is On That Road
Roots Alive - No Crackular
Junior Biggs - You Are A Rover
P-I Man & Memre Buku - Visions

Level the Vibes Lockdown Series: Shaolin Sound - San Diego Tribute

Earl Gateshead began DJing in 1979 when he played Reggae records between punk bands in Brixton......... Today Earl tours the world, always playing original, first press, vinyl, which he maintains has the best sound. He spreads the original positive message of love, from Jamaica’s golden era of Reggae music. Earl has a unique voice on the microphone, his 'Yeah Yeah" Catchphrase has spread right through Reggae music.

Earl's career began in the late 70s, when he built his own Sound System, one of the first built by a European, and installed it at the world famous Dive Bar, in Soho, London, where he established a respected reputation throughout the U.K. Earl had a 23 year residency at The Dive Bar, sadly brought to an end in 2002 when the venue was closed, after the lease ran out. Throughout the later part of his Dive Bar years Earl became the Saturday night resident at clubs such as the internationally acclaimed Blue Note and later Fabric, where he became their resident Roots Reggae specialist.

In 2000 Earl began to organise and perform at a series of events called “Reggae Nights” at seminal London club "Plastic People." This legendary series of concerts received world wide attention, with performances from international legends such as; Alton Ellis, Dennis Alcapone, Sugar Minott, Cutty Ranks, Adrian Sherwood and Saxon Sound System. This run of great success gave Earl a huge boost in profile, leading him to be one of the most sought after DJs in the world. In high demand from international Reggae artists. He went on to tour Europe and Australasia with Big Youth, Dr Alimantado and Cutty Ranks amongst others.

Earl was the first Reggae DJ to play at Fabric, The Ministry Of Sound and Space in Ibiza. Probably the world's three greatest nightclubs.

World renowned graffiti artist Banksy asked Earl to D.J at the first three exhibitions of his work. Earl is still the only D.J that Banksy has ever worked with.

With such a distinguished career and fantastic attitude, Earl has become a figurehead in UK Reggae. He was invited to lecture at the prestigious Red Bull Music Academy in Sao Paulo. Earl gave a comprehensive lecture on Reggae DJing and recorded a radio show for Red Bull....... In April this year Red Bull invited Earl to play with Red Bull Culture Clash winners Rebel Sound on the London leg of their U.K tour.


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