Name: David Rodigan Two Kings Book Review Sunday April 02 2023 by Jamaica Way - Rich Lowe
Duration: 2 min 48 s
Description: Sir Rodigan supplies an in-depth review of the new King Edwards book by Rich Lowe. Available at Amazon.com - ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1732382565

Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast presents an in-depth interview with filmmaker Brad Klein. Inspired by the 1996 Cuban documentary of Buena Vista Social Club, twenty years ago, Klein assembled Jamaican greats for his musical reunion documentary film Legends of Ska. The film features footage from two live stage shows and artist interviews with an array of greats from the original ska era, including Owen Gray, Prince Buster, Patsy Todd, Justin Hinds, Stranger Cole, Lord Tanamo, Herman Sang, Phil Chen, Cannonball Bryan, many of the original Skatalites instrumentalists, and engineer Graeme Goodall.  
Director Brad Klein reveals his experiences working with the artists to make the film a reality.  Klein also discusses his early work at KUOM am radio and RAS Record Company.  
This film is not readily available for viewing, but 2022 being the twentieth anniversary of the film’s performances, there is a push for streaming access and showings at select theatres. This is an important historical film that showcases ska greats in a unique and exciting format.  It is a must-see that ranks with films like Deep Roots, Rocksteady, and (in my opinion) The Harder They Come.

Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast - Legends of Ska Film (Director - Brad Klein Interview)

Glen Campbell Podcast–Jamaica Way Podcast, Rich Lowe
*All tracks by Glen Campbell
Highwayman – 1979 (Written by Jimmy Webb)
Galveston – 1969 (Written by Jimmy Webb)
Gentle On My Mind – 1967 (Written by John Hartford)
Good Vibrations (Beach Boys Medley) – 1977, “Live At The Royal Festival Hall,” London
Wichita Lineman – 1968 (Written by Jimmy Webb)
By The Time I Get To Phoenix – 1967 (Written by Jimmy Webb)

*Glen Campbell Interview by Rich Lowe 2006, Cleveland Ohio, CWRU Campus

Glen Campbell Podcast–Jamaica Way Podcast, Rich Lowe

Sir Rodigan supplies an in-depth review of the new King Edwards book by Rich Lowe. Available at Amazon.com - ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1732382565

David Rodigan Two Kings Book Review Sunday April 02 2023

Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast (September 2023)
With Special Guest Carlton Patterson (A King Tubby Colleague)
www.ReggaeJamaicaWay.com
Carlton Patterson is a Jamaican singer, producer, songwriter, & record shop owner. He produced music in the mid-1970s and worked closely with Osbourne Ruddock, a.k.a. King Tubby, on dub mixes of his music. His productions enjoy the trademark Tubby mixing style. When Tubby often handed over mixing duties to his engineers Pat Kelly, Scientist, Professor, Phillip Smart, or Prince Jammy, it was Carlton Patterson who enjoyed special attention from King Tubby to create dub mixes of his songs. 
This podcast features an hour-long listening session with Carlton Patterson himself. He selects the tracks and discusses many aspects of the recordings with your host Rich Lowe. 

Track Listing:
1.	 “Barber Saloon” – Mikey Dread, Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1981
2.	“It’s Raining” – Carlton Patterson, Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1977
3.	“Weatherman Skank” – Ray I - Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1977
4.	“Not Responsible” – Carlton and Leroy, with “Psalms Of Dub” – Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1977
5.	“Can’t  You Understand – Larry Marshall & Carlton Patterson - Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1975
6.	“Hypocrite” – Carlton Patterson, Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1977
7.	“Look How Much” – Barrington Levy – Black & White Records, Prod. Carlton Patterson, 1980

Carlton Patterson’s music is available on his Black & White Record Label at Ernie B’s Millions of Records website: https://www.millionsofrecords.com

Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast (September 2023) Carlton Patterson (A King Tubby Colleague)

JA Way Version Podcast, November 2023
(Time: 63:00)
Track Listing:
“Version (Instrumental) Mix”
“Trippin Riddim” - Iration Records
“Hold On To What You Got” Riddim – Sly & Robbie
“Jam Down Riddim” – Jam Down Records
“Rumour Riddim”
“War” Riddim, Bob Marley’s “War,” Mixed by Dennis Thompson
“Love Comes and Goes” Riddim – The Abysinnians – Life Goes In Circles – T. Cowan
“Crabit Version” Striker Lee
“I Dread Version” – Count Ossie – Matador’s Arena Volume 2
“in The Area Version” – Rub-A-Dub Soldier
“Natty Version” – The Aggrovators – Striker Lee (Cornel Campbell)
“Upsetting Version” – Lee Perry – Explosive Rock Steady (Joe Gibbs)
“Rastaman Soul” Derrick Harriott & Luciano
Studio One Version – Coxson Dodd
“Ride The Riddim Version” – Studio One (Coxson Dodd) Reggae Master singles (Striker Lee)
“King Tubby’s Version – Talent Crew – Life Goes In Circles LP (*T. Cowan)
“Swing Easy” Studio One (Coxson Dodd) – Dub Specialist Series
“Channel One Is A Joker” - Johnny Clarke – “A Ruffer Version” Release
*Coxson Dodd Dubplate (Unreleased) – Roland Alphonso – Studio One
“Daydream” Bunny Lee All-Stars – Jamaican Serenades Volume 24
“Strictly Instrumental” Harry James – Rare War Time Recordings Volume 1

JA Way Version Podcast, 30 Nov 2023

More Friday night BEER discussions at WRUW FM.

The BEER Show Podcast - Part 3 Of 3

Jamaica Way reggae podcast is an offshoot of a long-time-running radio program on WRUW FM (1982-2020). We feature solid Jamaican music, mixes, and interviews with Jamaican recording artists. See our website at www.reggaejamaicaway.com.
Plenty of original Youtube videos at: Jamaica809
https://www.youtube.com/@Jamaica809

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