This episode is giving you a personal side of me, i will be presenting Dancehall and Roots music to celebrate the vibes of Sugar Downbeat legacy.

For me reggae was not just about the music, it brought the community together, relationships were formed, marraige bonded, strength and unity formed.

Please give your support to the artist and producers by purchasing thier music.

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Vinyl Memoir's ( Sugar Downbeat ) Pt 8

This episode is giving you a personal side of me, i will be presenting a fine selection of Studio 1 also revival reggae and Roots Rockers to celebrate the vibes of Sugar Downbeat Legacy.

For me reggae was not just about the music, it brought hte community together, relationships were formed, marriage bonded, strength and unity formed.

Please give your supportto the artist and producers by purchasing thier music.

if you feel the vibes please like and subscribe.

1. Sound Dimension - Jamaica today
2. Brentford Rockers - Blue moon
3. Alton Ellis - I'll never fall in love again
4. Roland Alphonso - Way back home
5. Jackie Mittoo - Hot milk
6. Heptones - God bless whoever sent you
7. Delroy Wilson - Riding for a fall
8. Alton Ellis - Can't get used to loving you
9. John Holt - I'll be lonely
10. Sketto - Know your friend
11. The Twinkle Brothers - It's not who you know
12. The Twinkle Brothers - I need someone
13. Alton Ellis and Impact all stars - Too late to to turn back
14. Augustus Pablo and Impact all stars - Too late
15. Jimmy London - Children crying in the ghetto
16. Wailing Souls - Very well
17. The Bold one and Clint Eastwood - Dry up your tears
18. Horace Andy - if i was'nt a man
19. Horace Andy - This must be hell
20. Earth and Stone - False ruler
21. Earth and Stone - Dont let them fool you

Vinyl Memoir's ( Sugar Downbeat ) Pt 9

This episode giving you a personal side of me, i will be presenting a fine selection of Lovers Rock also 70's Reggae mc's and Roots music, to celebrate the vibes of Sugar Downbeat legacy.

For me reggae was not just about the music, it brought the community together,relationships were formed, marraige bonded, strength and unity formed.

Please give your support to the artist producers by purchasing thier music.

If you feel the vibes please like and subscribe.

1: Sonia - Use to be my dread
2: Investigators - In the mood
3: Investigators - Love is
4: Investigators - Loving feeling
5: Trevor Dixon - Woman of moods
6: Lloyd Brown and Tippa Ire - It's a love thing
7: Me and You - You were all i had
8: Me and You - La la means i love you
9: Unknown - Unknown
10; Mighty Dillenger - Suzukie step
11: Charly Ace - Ace dub
12: Prince Zagga - Rhythm of the day
13: Unknown - Unknown
14: Errol Schorcher - Reggea Matic
15: Two plus one - Jah say love
16: Wailing Souls - Bredda gravilicous
17: Pablo Moses - One people
18: Linval Thompson - Run come feel
19: Horace Andy - Slave driver
20: Earl 16 - Malcolm x

Vinyl Memoir's ( Sugar Downbeat ) Pt 10

I started my musical journey from a very young age, from listening to my father playing his sound system( Sugar Downbeat). From the age of 15 I helped to carry the speaker boxes then later on progressed to setting up the sound system with the many dominoes excursion up north against other sound systems. Ska, rocksteady & reggae was the order of the day.

I remember my weekend journey to a record shop in Stamford Hill Rita & Benny (R&B Records) where I would watch my father be handed a pile of 7”. I played music with my father at a shubeen in Stamford Hill from Friday night through to Sunday, the wonderful miss P, here is where I learned my selecting skills. My highlight is working for the late great Tony Williams on Rhythm 365, he gave me great advice on presenting.

Joseph Jb Barzey

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