Name: The Huge Reggae Show 3 by Earl Gateshead
Duration: 2 h 8 s
Description: A 2 hour mix of all kinds of Reggae...........All vinyl and a live mix too. I've spent my entire life (I'm 68) collecting and playing Reggae records. This is me playing you some of them

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A 2 hour mix of all kinds of Reggae...........All vinyl and a live mix too. I've spent my entire life (I'm 68) collecting and playing Reggae records. This is me playing you some of them

The Huge Reggae Show 3

Easy Everyone. This is a two hour mix of Reggae music all on vinyl........

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Hello Everybody..........It's called huge because it's big, very big......... It's so big that if it were a country it would have to be Russia I think.

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Bless Everybody..........Reaching Reggae people everywhere. Our time is nearer than we think.......
TRACKLIST
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Mighty Diamonds-Right Time
Justin Hinds-If It's Love You Need
Diane Larence and The Rebels-No Body
John Holt-Satisfaction
Johnny Osbourne-Never Stop Fighting
Desi Roots-Up Town Rebel
Jamming Master Blaster-Roots Uprising
Joseph Cotton-Ganja Baby
Morwell Esquire-Deceivers
Junior Dan-Look Out For The Devil
George Earl-To Be A Lover
Danny Ray-Fire Redder Than Red (part 2)
Prince Jazzbo-Sin And Shame
Junior Reid-Know Myself
Joy Mac-Serious Thing
Twinkle Brothers-Dem Man De
Mystic Radics-Nation Wide
Danny Red-Jah See And Know
Johnny Clarke-Blood Dunza
Judah Eskende Tafari-Rastafari Tell You
John Holt-Up Park Camp
Prince Allah-Lasst Train To Zion
Earl Daley-Reggae Sound
Christine Lewin-Juicy Fruit
Trojan Sound System-The Bomb
Imani-Tear Down

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Here is our humble tribute to the great Studio One productions before the Walk n Skank session on the 23rd of January 2014 at Berkeley Suite, Glasgow for the 60th anniversary of the foundation of Studio One, Enjoy!

Event page - http://goo.gl/RkuXMy
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1. Freddie McGregor - Dubplate (Unreleased)
2. Jay Tees - Forward to Jah
3. Field Marshall Haye - Roots & herb style
4. Freddie McGregor - Bandulu
5. Barry Brown - Dance tonight
6. The Silverstones - Smile
7. Horace Andy - Slacky Tidy
8. Rappa Robert & Jim Brown - Pirates
9. Eddie Constantine - Ghetto tenement yard
10. K. Vibes - Frenemies
11. Marcia Griffiths - Feel like jumping
12. Sister Nancy & Sister Carol - Feel like dubplate (Live Snippet)
13. YT & Mr Williamz - Tribute to Smiley Culture (Not on label)
14. Bunny General - Caan play we (Chronick)
15. Hopeton Lewis - Spanish harlem
16. Pliers - Bad in a dance
17. Sister Isey - We are the founder
18. Frankie Paul - Front line
19. Roland Alphonso - Maxie waxie
20. Brigadier Jerry - Dance in a Montreal
21. Carlton Livingston - Jam it up
22. Delroy Wilson - Run run
23. Errol Bellot - What a wonderful feeling (Unreleased)
24. Solo Banton - Run run boom (Unreleased)
25. Shanti D - Ruffest sound Dubplate (Unreleased)
26. Johnny Osbourne & The Wild Cats - All I have is love
27. Dudley Sibley - Gun man
28. Jackie Mittoo & The Soul Venders - Dancing Groove
29. The Ethiopians - I gonna take over
30. Lord Creator - Feeling the rhythm
31. Bob Marley & The Wailers - One love
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Walk n Skank

Mungo's Hi Fi & Stalawa Sound - 60 years of Studio One Mix

This Mix Is Dedicated to Jah Shaka R.I.P. Brother will never ever forget
you Jah Shaka first seen you was when i was nine at wolverhampton
and Maka B was there then got to see you in bruce grove many many years later so thank you for my experience of your sound heavyweight sound and all the effects and digital magical sounds and Blines
Jah Shaka every rasta  man every roots man every dub man every culture man every white rasta man every white roots man every white dub man every white culture man and last the whole reggae and dub World should and will Miss you.take care my Bredjin

Jah Shaka Tribute Mix

Recorded live on www.KaneFM.com 103.7, Monday 24th April 2017. Locked and loaded with a big and righteous record box of full of vinyl, this months show gets blessed, a heavy selection of 70's and 80's roots and dancehall, some future bass and dubstep vibes, and some new and upfront roots releases too, including my own Evermoor Sound 7". Nuh miss... 

Playlist:

> Dennis Brown - Want To Be No General (D.E.B Music 7")
> Purple Man - The General (J Island Records 7")
> Ranking Dread - General (Glimmer Music 10")
> Evermoor Sound ft. Ranking Dread - General (Suspect Packages 7")
> Evermoor Sound - Melodica Cut (Suspect Packages 7")
> Tony Tuff - Next Door Neighbour (Maasai Style) (Massada Rock 12")
> Kai Dub - Rocker Dub (Massada Rock 12")
> Fikir Amlak Meets King Alpha - Ancient Man (Akashic Records CD)
> Fikir Amlak Meets King Alpha - Ancient Dub (Akashic Records CD)
> Tetrad - Crumble (Foundation Audio 12")
> dBridge - Digital Dread (Sentry Records 12")
> Dubamine & Saule - Jimini Dub (Dub-Stuy Records 12")
> Halcyonic & G Roots - System Dub (Transient Audio promo mp3)
> Gentlemen's Dub Club - Gridlock (Easy Star Records LP)
> K.D. Levi - Wicked Babylon (Tan Tudy) (Twinkle Music 7")
> Twinkle Riddim Section - Wicked Babylon Dub (Twinkle Music 7")
> Sis Aiesha - King Selassie I (Sip A Cup Records 10")
> Robbie Valentine - Conditions (Sip A Cup Records 10")
> Dawah Congo - Jah Disciple (Sip A Cup Records 10")
> Gussie P All Roots - Jah Disciple Dub (Sip A Cup Records 10")
> Linval Thompson - Dread Are The Controller (Thompson Sound 12")
> Prince Far I & Culture - Message From The King (Cry Tuff 7")
> Culture & The Arabs - Black Reggae Music (Cry Tuff 7")
> Mungo's Hi Fi ft. Johnny Clarke - Rain Keeps Falling (Scotch Bonnet Records 7")
> Mungo's Hi Fi - Spring Shower Dub (Scotch Bonnet Records 7")
> Sister Rasheda & DJ Irie - Dis A Jah Jah Ting (E Erim 12")
> Sister Rasheda & DJ Irie - Dun A Jah (E Erim 12")
> Sgt Pepper - Concrete Slave Ship (Karnatone 12")
> Fullness - Tellymancipation Dub (Karnatone 12")
> Bobby Ellis - Shank I Sheck (High Note 7")
> Ranking Joe - Shine Eye Girl (Sky Note 7")
> Phantom - Stylee (Kingston 11 7")
> YT - Write Some Lyrics (Necessary Mayhem 7")
> Tristan Palmer, Wailing Souls & Jah Clarity - Wilkswood Reggae Festival dubplate (promo mp3)

Dub Chronicles #81 (Kane FM)

We’re excited to welcome our boy Origin One to the ‘Jamaican Bass According To..’ mix series.  With a slew of releases on an enviable list of prominent labels and now a fully signed up member of the Nice Up! Records camp, Origin One has been putting in work over the years and it’s great to see that paying off.. it couldn’t happen to a nicer bloke.  We managed to grab a few moments from his busy schedule to have him do us an exclusive mix and say a few words: http://jamaicanbass.com/post/160554246441/jamaican-bass-according-to-origin-one-were

Tracklist:
01) Bucky Jo – Set Up The Sound
 02) Lasai & Iron Dubz – Style
 03) Ghost Writerz  – They Wanna Know  
04) General Levy – Incredible (Wrongtom Rmx) 
05) Protoje Ft. Jesse Royal & Sevana – Sudden Flight 
06) Danny T & Tradesman Ft. Parly B - Galang 
07) Selecta J Man & Cheshire Cat - Coconut Chalwa (Origin One Rmx) 
08) Miss Red – Nuh Bad Love 
09) Thornato Ft. Gappy Ranks – Rhinoceros 
10) Poirier Ft. Red Fox – Jump  
11) Taiwan MC – Nuff Style
 12) Turntable Dubbers Ft. Dynamite MC – Calma & Smarta (Subtropics Rmx) 
13) Bluntskuill Ft. Burro Banton – Gwan Like Dem Bad (D’maduro Rmx) 
14) Taiwan MC – Catalina (Origin One Rmx)
 15) Gappy Ranks – Cool Freeze (Red Eye Hifi Rmx)
 16) The Nextmen Ft. Dynamite MC – Big Woman

Jamaican Bass According To..

Jamaican Bass According To.. Origin One

A selection of classic 'Shaka Style' Power Play Extended 12"s from the late 70s/early 80s period, mainly using the steppers drum pattern Shaka is known for championing. These 12"s either segue directly into a dub or the part 2 deejay cut - this extended mix is known in Reggae as a 'Discomix' as this made them ideal to be played out at 'Discotheques' at the time. I have let most of the tracks play out to showcase the dubs or deejay cuts. I refer to these tracks as 'Power Play' as I will often play them out at sessions at to get the crowd going, and I believe Shaka did too.
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During this time of lockdown in the UK I have become increasingly grateful and appreciative of the small things in life which are so often overlooked in times of prosperity. So I deliberately chose tracks which celebrate the joy of everyday life, with an emphasis on uplifting vocals and subject matter; I hope this mix helps you to stay positive in these troubled and uncertain times. Music is medicine!
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'Cause all human beings share one common need, but some people are only filled with greed'
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Part 2 coming soon!
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Tracklist:
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1. Gregory Isaacs - Tribute to Wa De (Pre LP)
2. Carl Malcolm & Ranking Trevor - Repatriation (Grove Music)
3. Steve Baswell - Cool Rasta Man Cool (Phase One)
4. Barry Brown (Bunny Lie) - Don’t You Try (Strong like Sampson)
5. N.Mckoy & the Albians - The People (K & K Records)
6. Melody Bleecher - Illusion (Paul Mel Records)
7. Nathalie - Atomic Energy (People Unite)
8. Cultural Roots - Devil Eyes (Germain Records)
9. Dennis Brown - Little Village (Live and Love)
10. Barrington Levy - Look Youthman (Greensleeves)
11. Johnny Clarke - Bad Days Are Going (Greensleeves)
12. Bobby Melody - Try So Hard (African Museum)
13. One Common Need - Lincoln Thompson & The Rasses

Level the Vibes Lockdown Series: Spud Roots Power Play (Discomix 12"s)

This ‘Love Rockers’ mix offers up a blend of Lovers Rock, Reggae Soul, covers and general Reggae Love songs, giving the listener an all round warm summer loving vibe.

Throughout 2020 I opened my ear to more of the sub-genres and off shoots of reggae. Adam Prescott dropped his ‘Soul Adventures Mixtape’ in late-2019 and I had that on steady rotation through 2020. I’ve been really digging the U.K. Lovers Rock sound pioneered by Dennis Bovell.

Athens of The North and Emotional Rescue have been reissuing some gems that have helped me explore the Lovers Rock sound more, along with a taste of Disco Reggae.

The last track of the ‘Love Rockers’ mix is a contemporary cover of a disco track which will lead this mix into a part 2 ‘Disco Rockers’ mix at some stage.

If you dig this mix be sure to watch Steve McQueens ‘Small Axe: Lovers Rock’ on the BBC along with the rest of the ‘Small Axe’ movie series.

STIX aka 6FtSTIX of Rise and Shine Rockers and Majestic Roots Sound System.

Tracklist
1. Gregory Isaacs - Rock On (Murder Observer Style)
2. Errol Dunkley - Darling Ohh!
3. Alton Ellis - I’m Still In Love
4. Marcia Aitken - I’m Still In Love / Trinity - Three Piece Suit
5. Hollie Cook - Postman
6. Chronixx - Majesty
7. Christine Lewin - Juicy Fruit
8. Misses Misty - Mellow Mellow, Ride On
9. Devon Russell - Give Me Your Love
10. Johnny Osbourne - Ice Cream Love
11. Creation Rebel - Love I Can Feel
12. Charmaine Burnette -  (Am I The) Same Girl
13. Jennifer Lara - Big Surprise
14. Crucial Rockers - Teardrops (Womack & Womack)
15. Pama International - Man Next Door
16. Dennis Brown - Love Has Found Its Way
17. Hard Rock - Feel No Way
18. Al Charles - Outstanding 
19. Jean & Trevor - Back Together Again
20. Janet Kay - Silly Games
21. Lord Echo ft. Lisa Tomlins - Thinking Of You

Recorded live from vinyl in ‘The Soul Room’ studio January 2021.

More info:
www.facebook.com/riseandshinerockers
www.facebook.com/majesticsoundsystem.nz

Rise and Shine Rockers - Love Rockers

Easy Everybody............I've always liked to play most of the many kinds of Reggae music............I've called these mixs 'The Huge Reggae Show" So that people will know in advance that a lot of Reggae will be covered...............It's an all vinyl mix. A lot of people seem to be listening to these mixs, but I don't get a lot of feedback.........If you can spare the time i'd love to hear what you felt when you were listening

The Huge Reggae Show (All Vinyl)

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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