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SELECTA JIGGY & DJ JUNKY - DANCEHALL VS TECHNO JULY 2K13
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SELECTA JIGGY & DJ JUNKY - DANCEHALL VS TECHNO JULY 2K13

90's Reggae Singers Edition, Classic Reggae Hits Continuos Play

Bring Back The Love (Retro 90's Edition)

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More than an hour of MAD COBRA mixed by DJ JUNKY!

One of the more popular dancehall DJs of the '90s, Mad Cobra was the first reggae artist to top the Billboard rap singles chart. He initially made his name with a series of tough, hard-hitting singles aimed at the hardcore crowd, filling his lyrics with the requisite slackness and gun talk. However, he achieved international crossover success by incorporating elements of R&B and hip-hop. Mad Cobra was born Ewart Everton Brown on March 31, 1968, in Kingston; he was raised in the province of St. Mary's, but moved back to the capital city during his teens. He took his stage name from the villains in the G.I. Joe comic book series, and performed with several sound systems while still in school. His uncle, Delroy "Spiderman" Thompson, worked as an engineer at the Tuff Gong studios and produced Mad Cobra's debut single, "Respect Woman," in 1989. The follow-up was a duet with Tricia McKay, "Na Go Work," which brought him to the attention of producers Carl "Banton" Nelson and Captain Sinbad. Ninjaman-style gun talk was the dancehall trend of the day, and Mad Cobra soon built a following with similarly minded singles like "Shoot to Kill," "Merciless Bad Boy," and "Ze Taurus."

Those initial hits landed Mad Cobra a shot with producer Donovan Germain's high-profile Penthouse label, where he teamed with resident engineer/songwriter Dave Kelly. "Yush" and "Gundelero" were enormous hits in 1990, breaking Mad Cobra into the big time; he also scored with a Beres Hammond duet, "Feeling Lonely." His first album, Bad Boy Talk, appeared in 1991 and sold briskly; meanwhile, he continued to record for a variety of top producers over 1991-1992, landing hits like "O.P.P." (for King Jammy), "Tek Him" (Bobby Digital), and "Be Patient" (Sly & Robbie). He soon became a phenomenon in the U.K. as well, topping the country's reggae singles chart five times during the period and working with some of that country's top dancehall producers. Even a storm of controversy over the stridently homophobic lyrics of "Crucifixion" failed to slow his momentum.

Mad Cobra's success earned him a major-label deal with Columbia, which had just watched Shabba Ranks cross over to R&B audiences in America. Cobra's label debut, Hard to Wet, Easy to Dry, aimed for similar territory, especially the lead single, "Flex." A slinkier number built on a version of the Temptations' "Just My Imagination," "Flex" was a major crossover hit in 1992; not only did it top the rap singles chart, it reached the Top Ten on the R&B charts, and nearly did likewise on the pop listings. The follow-up single, "Legacy," flopped, however, and Mad Cobra returned to recording chiefly for the Jamaican market over the next few years. Amid hotly contested rivalries with Ninjaman and Buju Banton, Cobra scored two major hits in 1993 with "Mek Noise" and "Matie Haffi Move." 1994 found him back at King Jammy's studio for the Venom album and a series of hits that included "Fat and Buff," "Length and Bend," and his first foray into culturally conscious material, "Selassie I Rules."

Mad Cobra continued to record steadily over 1995, and the following year signed with Capitol for his second major-label album, Milkman. The salacious "Big Long John" was a minor crossover hit in America, though not on the level of "Flex." The album also featured a good-natured clash cut with Ninjaman, "Sting Night." In the years that followed, Cobra's output slowed down substantially, though he did make some international noise in 1998 with "Guns High," a duet with Mr. Vegas. Several compilations of his Jamaican recordings appeared over the years, often on VP, and he returned in 2001 with Cobra, an album of new material for Artists Only.

DJ Junky presents: "Mad Cobra Helta Skelta Mixtape

STONE LOVE LS METRO MEDIA IN CLARKS TOWN SUMMER 1998
STARRING BILLY SLAUGHTER  SWAMP KING AT THE CONTROLS
THIS ONE IS BADDD!!!!!
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STONE LOVE LS METRO MEDIA IN CLARKS TOWN.AUGUST 98

MIGHTY CROWN "THEWERE THE MAIN ATTRACTION AT DANCE SOLDIAH FROM PARIS, FRANCE 10TH ANNIVERSARY!!!

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MIGHTY CROWN @ DANCE SOLDIAH 10TH ANNIVERSARY - PARIS FRANCE 30 NOV 2K13

Young Lionz Promotions Presents:

--------> GLOBAL MADNESS <-------
"REGGAE | DUBPLATES | DANCEHALL"

January, Saturday 18th 2014

At Docksiders (Front & Back Room)
Doors Open 10pm Until 3am

Featuring:

STONE LOVE ("The Immortal Sound" Live From Jamaica)
POISON DART (2010 & 11 Soca vs Reggae Winner Live From Florida")
BLACKSTAR (From Bermuda "Original Foundation Sound")
YOUNG GUNZ (From Bermuda "2013 Best Of Bermuda Winner")

OLD SCHOOL TO NEW SCHOOL REGGAE NIGHT!!!

Advance Tickets:
Early Bird Tickets $20 (Jan 1st - Jan 11th)
Regular Tickets $25
Door Price $30

Advance Tickets Sold At Kit & Caboodle, Docksiders & From Dj's

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GLOBAL MADNESS PROMO CD (Mixed By STONELOVE) Jan 18th 2014 At Docksiders

CRESSIDA MEETS MAXIMA VOL 1

Bass Odyssey audio from a soundclash in St. Mary, Jamaica in 1995 versus 4X4 Exodus

Cassette Days Catalog: BASS ODYSSEY Vs. 4 X 4 Exodus In St. Mary - September 95

Seani B's Dancehall Art Of Juggling Feb 2015

DRINK AND RAVE (OCHI)

POISON DART SOUND DUBOLOGY OF OLD CLASSIC PD DUBS MIXED BY RAW QUALITY...TAKE A LISTEN...

DO YOU REMEMBER THE GOOD OLD DAYZ-PD DUBOLOGY FROM THE 90S

RODNEYRODNEY BIRTHDAY BASH FRIDAY APRIL.17 INSIDE ALBANY MANOR 585 ALBANY AVE BROOKLYN NYC COME HAVE FUN AND CALL 917-226-9185 FOR MORE INFO

RODNEYRODNEY BIRTHDAY BASH FRIDAY APRIL.17 ALBANY MANOR BROOKLYN NYC CLEAN MIX

AFRIQUE SOUNDSTATION LOVER ROCK VOL. 1

[BERMUDA] The Return of King Addies LS Young Gunz & King Jyrus

MAY 17 COPPERSHOT WITH MARC CHIN N CUTTY COMES TO LOCK DOWN T.DOT

ALL WHITE 5-17-15 SHADES LOUNGE CANADA

DANCEHALL AWI EVRYTING COMPILATION MIXX

Stone Love The World Immortal alongside the Exodus Nuclear inside the Famous Tropics Club in New Kingston July 1989. Stone love Juggle nothing but Dub Plates on this one from artists such as Thriller U, Clement Irie, Anthony Malvo, and many more. Special guest artists Flour Gun, Daddy Lizard, Toughest, Singing Melody, Scotty, Robert Lee, Winston Paddy, and Anthony Redrose, touch the mike and nice up the place.

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STONE LOVE LS EXODUS NUCLEAR IN THE TROPICS CLUB JULY 1989

Coppershot 2000 The new Millenium Project Mix tape..The Maddest Ting..Juggling to Kill!!!

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Kool Brzze Movements with Dj Kreese