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Mixtape: Black Uhuru - Best Of The Best [Iam Chadinsky Music 2013]

Bass Odyssey Sound System will release epic compilations from their extensive dubplate catalog as a part of their 25th anniversary celebration in 2014. This is first of many featuring one of the sound's foundation artistes, Grammy award winning Buju Banton with hits spanning over 20 years in exclusive dubplates and samples. 

BASS ODYSSEY 25 Presents Buju Banton 100% Dubplate Mix

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1- story of slaves descendant intro
2- the Wailers – rastaman chant
3- the Wailers – thank you Lord 
4- Ken Boothe – is it because i'm black
5- the Tamlins - baltimore
6- Ken Boothe – black, gold & green
7- Ken boothe – ain't no sunshine
8- Burning Spears – Marcus Garvey
9- Dr Alimentado – poison Flour 
10-The Gladiators – looks is deceiving
11- Isreal Vibration – licks & kicks
12- Johnny Osbourne – truth & rights
13- Junior Byles – fade away
14- Errol Alphonso – chant jah victory
15- Vivian Jackson – run come rally
16- Micheal Rose – born free
17- Wayne Wade – man of the living
18- Wayne Wade – Lord of lord
19- Vivian Jackson – judgement on the land
20- the Prophets – King Phoaroa's plague
21- the fabulous five – ooh ! Aah!
22- the Congos – bring the mackaback
23- Keith Hudson – Micheal Talboat affair
24- Revelation outro

DEEPER THAN ROOTS VOL1 (cultural reggae from Jamaican conscious golden age)

Grassroots International Foundation Reggae Special (TUFF)

f o u n d a t i o n   m e d i t a t i o n

This Is Yaadcore's 3rd Edition Of His "Hail Ras Tafari" Series Done In Commemoration Of H.I.M Haile Selassie I 123rd Earthday. Uplifting & Rootical Reasonings From Mortimo Planno & Iyah Man Are Incorporated In This Musical Project To Make This Mix More A History Lesson On Rastafari. 

1.Mortimo Planno - The World Want To Know [Reasonin]
2.Sister Frica - One In Spirit
3.Rod Taylor - No One Can Tell I About Jah
4.Mortimo Plano - In The University [Reasoning]
5.Culture - Tell Me Who Jah
6.Iyah Man - He Is The Trinity [Reasoning]
7.The Rastafarians - Jah Greatest Blessing
8.Heptones - Jah Guide [Extension]
9.Mortimo Planno - The Movement Is Not A Mad Movement [Reasoning]
10.Freddie McGregor - Jah Can Count On I
11.Linval Thompson - Loves Us All
12.Fredlocks - Hail The Emperor
13.Danny Red - Rasta We Rasta
14.Twinkle Brothers - Jah Shall Rain
15.Iyah Man - King Of Kings Represent Christ [Reasoning] 
16.Danny Red - Jahova
17.Twinkle Brothers - Praise H.I.M
18.Midnite - Give Jah The Glory
19.Iyah Man - Spiritual Birth [Reasoning]
20.Iba Mahr - Glory Of The King
21.Micah Shemaiah - Lion Of Judah
22.Mortimo Planno - ONE Voice [Reasoning]
23.Ziggi Recado ft. Taranchyla & Earl 16 - Jah Mercy
24.Pressure - Hail The King Of Kings
25.Mortimo Planno - Amharic [Reasoning]
26.Alpha Blonde - Jerusalem
27.Xana Romeo - Righteous Path
28.Iyah Man - Release The Children Of Israel [Reasoning]
29.Bob Marley - Haile Selassie Is The Chapel

Hail Ras Tafari Vol.3 Power Of The Trinity

Again and again big tune!Pull up my selecta!!Best tune of Anthony Johnson!Waiting the delivery for pull it in da collection and on de circle!Wa mek life is so hard??

Anthony Johnson - Life Is Not Easy - Strong Like Sampson 12

Tracklist:

Ketch A Fire
Rich Man, Poor Man
Sinsemilla
Unity
Lady With The Hair Style
King Zion Dub
Natty Dread Nah Run
Chant Them
Big Big Pollution
From Creation
Peace And Love/Judgement Time
Give Another Israel a Try
Politician
We Just Can't Live Like This
It a Go Dread
Spotlight
Dark Shadows
Shadow Dub
Peace in the Ghetto

Midnight Raver's Barry Brown Mixdown Vol. I

Friends For Life

Spectacular

Jah Gumby , bass player of Ooklah The Moc and mastermind of Father Pslams Studio, put together an all 12" vinyl singles mix of his most influential Greensleeves Records to celebrate Greensleeves 40th anniversary. Gumby, an avid record collector, selectah and all around soundman, heavily influenced the reggae sound in his home, Hawaii with his unique blend of Dub, Vintage Dancehall, and Hawaiian influences. This mix showcases Gumby’s rootikal style paying homage to the sonic soundscape of the late 70’s dancehall, reggae, dub sound that Greensleeves captured so well in the productions by Junjo Lawes and Linval Thompson. Jah Gumby continues to carry the torch for Greensleeves in Hawaii with his love and passion for Jamaican music and culture.

Tracklist

1.bunny lie lie-babylonian
2.triston palma-mr,false preacher
3.wayne wade-poor and humble
4.hugh mundell-cant pop no style
5.pablo gad-fly away home
6.johnny clarke-jah love is with i
7.reggae regular-ghetto rock
8.don carlos-special request
9.wailing souls-they don't know jah
10.ranking dread-shut me mouth
11.ken booth-welfare people
12.billy boyo-wicked she wicked
13.clint eastwood & general saint-young lover
14.peter ranking & general lucky-walk & talk
15.fathead-champion
16.barrington levy-pon your toe
17.barry brown-jucks and watch
18.michael prophet-been talking
19.anthony johnson-now i know
20.reggae regular-house party
21.linval thompson-all night long
22.singie singie-jailhouse
23.frankie paul-children of israel
24.robert french-no war
25.michael palmer-ready she no ready
26.junior reid-old time something
27.hugh madoo-gone me gone
28.frankie paul-fools fighting
29.pad anthony-molly molly
30. half pint-one inna million

Rootfire Feature

Greensleeves 40th Anniversary | All Vinyl Mix | Jah Gumby

Roots Revival Fridays every Friday from 1-3PM CST on WHPK 88.5FM Chicago. Live Stream is available at whpk.org or you can use the Tune In app on any Apple or Android device and search "WHPK Chicago." 

Special guest Roots-Reggae selector Yaadcore of DUBWISE Jamaica. 

Host: Wadadah II from Black Sabbath Sound & D.O.V.E. Muzik

Roots Revival Fridays 2018

Roots Revival Fridays Ft. Yaadcore [02-23-2018]

Kingston Dub Club - Rockers Sound Station x I-Grade Dub 2.25.2018

Safari Sound teams up with Reebok Classic to join the ”It Takes A Lot To Make A Classic” concept. In this project we have designed an exclusive limited edition Safari Sound X Reebok Classic t-shirt which you only can get if you have a link to Safari Sound, and a mixtape which consits of 50 big tunes as a symbol of the 50th year of independence for Jamaica. The tracklist contains mainly 70's reggae scorchers but also some early 80's material.


So no long talking, press play and enjoy!

1-    John Holt - Intro
2-    Zap Pow – This Is Reggae Music
3-    John Holt – Strange Things
4-    Junior Reid – Strange Things
5-    Glen Washington – Rockers A Nuh Crackers
6-    Althea & Donna – Uptown Top Ranking
7-    Marcia Aitken – I’m Still In Love With You
8-    Jennifer Lara – Consider Me
9-    Burning Spear – Down By The River
10- Alton Ellis – I´m Just A Guy
11- Freddie McGregor – How Could You Leave
12- Mighty Diamonds – Danger In Your Eyes
13- Ken Boothe – Black, Gold And Green
14- Cocoa Tea – Children Of The Ghetto
15- Sugar Minott – Hard Time Pressure
16- Ini Kamoze – Hail Mi Idren
17- Dennis Brown – No More Will I Roam
18- Dennis Brown – Tribulation
19- Leroy Smart – We Want To Go Home
20- Barrington Levy – Changes In Life
21- Barrington Levy – Bounty Hunter
22- Culture – I Tried
23- Culture – I’m Not Ashamed
24- Barry Brown – Two House Department
25- Lloyd Parks – Mafia
26- The Heptones – Cool Rasta
27- Dennis Brown – What About The Half
28- Sylford Walker – Burn Babylon
29- Naggo Morris – Su Su Pon Rasta
30- Ini Kamoze – World Affairs
31- Michael Prophet – Righteous Are Conqueror
32- Eek A Mouse – Terrorist In The City
33- Johnny Clarke – Every Knee Shall Bow
34- John holt – Let The Wicked Run Away
35- Horace Andy – See A Man´s Face
36- Frankie Paul – Hooligan
37- Don Carlos – Can´t Waste Time
38- Dennis Brown – Musical Heatwave
39- Cornel Campbell – Two Timer
40- Beverley Bailey – I Was In love
41- Welton Irie – Weh Yuh Fa
42- Cornel Campbell – Rope In
43- Ruddy Thomas – Feeling Soul
44- Johnny Osbourne – Trench Town School
45- Barrington Levy – Reggae Music
46- Linval Thompson – Dread At The Control
47- Twinkle Brothers – Since I Throw The Comb Away
48- Jacob Miller – False Rasta
49- Wailing Souls – War Deh Round A John Shop
50- Cimarons – James Bond Girl
51- Burning Spear – Door Peep
52- John Holt - Outro

SAFARi SOUND - iT TAKES A LOT TO MAKE A CLASSiC VOL. 1

To kick off 2013 the right and proper way, Selector Jah Rich presents a brand new MIX CD titled Rootsman Flex !  This 52 track all live vinyl (!) mix unearths some of reggae’s toughest vintage roots chunes!  From classics like “Fade Away” by Junior Byles, Bob Marley’s “Run For Cover,” and Half Pint’s anthem, “One Big Ghetto” to esoteric gems such as “Late Night Session” by Rankin Robin, Junior Delgado’s “Garvey Philosophy,” and Boom Back’s deadly “Ghetto Life,” this mix has it rootically covered!  Jah Rich also drops killers from artists like Don Carlos, Al Campbell, and Shinehead.  
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY.

Rootsman Flex honors Jamaica’s 50th Anniversary as well with some special tunes that you’re not going to hear on regular reggae mixes.  Smoothly blended together, Rootsman Flex is a MIX CD that lovers of roots reggae music will find timeless!  Never stray from your roots!

CD insert art by Brave Prince.
CD art by Budegreen.

Midnight Raver's Barry Brown Mixdown Vol. I

Legendary Reggae

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