Name: Roots du monde # 11 (2025-07-08) by Mo Pálido / Roots du monde
Duration: 1 h

THE FIFTH SELECTION IS HERE, ENJOY!....filled up with 23 songs this selection is about Roots & Culture Reggae from the 70ties. Don’t be worried about the crackles and pops in the selection, because many of the vinyl’s I play are original presses so the oldest is 42 years old! 
One take, this is a straight mix, no fixing and moving on the computer, just the volume is adjusted!!!! 
Heavy Bass for shure, so be advised to listen it pon a good Sound System, only then you will get the right vibes for this Selection, tun up the volume!!! Heartical Thanks to all the listeners, share it, like it, post a comment and let me know how you feel the vibes…..One Heart….The Scorcher
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Track List:
1.	See A Man Face – Horace Andy – Sight N Sound – 7’inch (1971)
2.	Hold Tight – African Brothers – Impact – 7’inch (1974)
3.	Bongo Red – The Gladiators – Studio One – 7’inch (1979)
4.	Cornell Campbell – Natty Don’t Go – Down Beat Records – 7’inch (1975)
5.	Cornel & Brentford Rockers - Natty Rub A Dub – Studio One/ Heartbeat – LP (1975)
6.	Dean Frazer– A Few Goes Bosting – Uhuru – 7’inch (1974)
7.	Hap Kido – Augustus Pablo – Hot Shot – 7’inch (1974)
8.	I Am The Ruler – Anthony Rocky Ellis – Studio One – 7’inch (1975)
9.	I Am The Conquerer – Dennis Brown – Observer – 7’inch (1975)
10.	Warning – Desi Roots – Fe Me Time – 7’inch (1975)
11.	The Youth – Burning Spear – Spear – 7’inch (1976)
12.	I Man A Rasta – Freddie Mcgregor – Money Disc – 7’inch (1976)
13.	Ride On Marcus – Enforcer – Well Charge – 7’inch (1976)
14.	Rightous Works – Earl Zero – Addis Ababa – 7’inch (1976)
15.	Judgement Day – Clive Hilton – Black Ark – 7’inch (1977)
16.	Through The Fire I Come – The Heptones – Observer – 7’inch (1977)
17.	Through The Fire I Come PT.2  – The Observers – Observer – 7’inch (1977)
18.	Natty Dread Taking Over – Culture – Joe Gibbs – 7’inch (1978)
19.	One Jah, Aim & Destiny – Hugh Mundell – Rockers International – 7’inch (1978)
20.	Travelling – Debra Keese & The Black Five – Black Art – 7’inch (1978)
21.	Peace In The City – Abdukareem – Kingston Connexion – 7’inch (1978)
22.	Healing Of The Nation – Jacob Miller – Top Ranking – 7’inch (1978)
23.	Healing Dub – Fat Man Rythm Section – Top Ranking – 7’inch (1978)

The Scorcher's Selection 5, Roots & Culture

THE FIRST SKA SELECTION IS HERE, ENJOY!!! Filled up with 19 songs this selection is all about Ska from 1964 – 66 with a crazy extended Version of the Skatalites Cleopatra tune from 1971 at the end of the Selection, one tune to mention specially is the previously unreleased vocal from Eric Monty Morris singing a sufferers' protest song, "Blackman work so hard, but white man gets the money, the rich shall be richer, the poor shall be poorer, something must be done soon"... At the time, most of the artists including Eric Monty Morris mainly focused on singing about love but not about conscious themes so the recording was very exceptional, but unfortunately it was never released until now.
Don’t be worried about the crackles and pops in the selection, because many of the vinyl’s I play are original press so the oldest here is around 50 years old! 
One take, this is a straight mix, no fixing and moving on the computer, just the volume is adjusted!!!! 
Heavy Bass for shure, so be advised to listen it pon a good Sound System, only then you will get the right vibes for this Selection, tun up the volume!!! Heartical Thanks to all the listeners, share it, like it, post a comment and let me know how you feel the vibes…..One Heart….The Scorcher
Check out my Facebook page’s too and give it a like ;-)
Tracklist:
1.	Bob Marley – Diamond Baby – Coxsone Records Ori. 7’inch (1964)
2.	The Skatalites – Silver Dollar (Ori. Version) – Studio One/Heartbeat - Foundation Ska Ori. LP (1964)
3.	Eric Monty Morris – Black Man Ska – Kentone Records/Dub Store Records RE 7’inch (1964)
4.	Ernest Ranglin – Free Form – Kentone Records/Dub Store Records RE 7’inch (1965)
5.	Jackie Opel – Push Wood – Coxsone Records RE 7’inch (1965)
6.	Baba Brook – First Session – Doctor Bird Ori. 7’inch (1965)
7.	Lord Brynner – Tiger In Your Tank – Island Records Ori. 7’inch (1965)
8.	The Skatalites – China Town – Top Deck RE 7’inch (1964)
9.	Delroy Wilson – I Feel Good – Coxsone Records Ori. 7’inch (1965)
10.	Roland Alphonso – Sai Pan – Merritone/Dub Store Records RE 7’inch (1966)
11.	King Rasta (Bongo Man) - Marcus Garvey (Where Is Garvey) - Coxsone Records Ori. 7’inch (1965)
12.	The Skatalites – Exodus - Studio One/Heartbeat - Foundation Ska RE LP (1965)
13.	Cornell Campbell – Let The Music Play – Peckings RE 7’inch (1965)
14.	The Skatalites – Hanging Tree - Studio One Ori. RE 7’inch (1965)
15.	Ken Boothe - Artibella – Studio One RE 7’inch (1966)
16.	The Skatalites – Lawless Street (DJ Version) – Tuneico RE 7’inch (1965)
17.	Wailing Wailers – Shame & Scandal – Coxsone Ori. 7’inch (1965)
18.	Don Drummond – Man In The Street – Studio One Story Ori. LP (1965)
19.	The Skatalites & Disco Height – Cleopatra Aka Shockers Rock – Winro RE 12’ (1971)


The Scorcher's Ska Selection 1, 1964 - 66

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Kasheme Radio w/ MUMBI KAMERI #9

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Heavy Love Affair w/ Emel 211224

Roots #1

To start the year off right on Radio AlHara - راديو الحارة we take you on a musical journey to the beloved Antilles: an hour of compas, cadence, biguine, caribbean funk (yes! yes!) and crazy zouk.
Swipe to discover the covers of these records produced in Haïti, Martinique, Guadeloupe and NYC - where the Haitian diaspora got together with funk and disco in the 1980s.

Track list :

Orquestre Tropicana: « Bonne Année » from « Orquestre Tropicana - Chez Eux au Cap Haïtien » LP (Mini Records MES1109 ) 1980
Tabou Combo: « Inflation » from « The Masters » LP (Mini Records / Barclay 930.002) 1975
Gramaks International : « Pastime Paradise » from « Paroles en Bouche Pas Maitre » LP (Discos Monte Cara - DMC 111.02) 1978
Exile One: « Dominica Strut » from « Exile One »  LP (Barclay 80.596) 1976
Malavoi: « Moin Pé Ké Pé » from « Malavoi » LP (Disques des Vacances - VAC 13004) 1977
Simon Jurad & Opération 78: « Jacinthe » from « …La Différence » LP (Production 3A149) 1979
Accolade International de N.Y.: « Amour » from « Accolade International de N.Y. (Macaya 156) 1981
7eme Flotte: « Patience » from « 7eme Flotte » LP (J.B. Production LP 4074) 1984
Tabou Combo Super Stars : « Baissez-bas » from « Tabou Combo Super Stars » LP (Tabou Combo Records TC-LP-7985) 1980
Exile One: « Move Mama Move » from « Exile One: Fism » LP (Barclay 80.619) 1976
Chiktay: « Origin » from « Chiktay » (Bambou LPB 016) 1985

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Radio-Alhara-11_11_2025

Words In A Mouth Are Not All

orch Vévé Star "Nitarudia" Kenya special (Soundway); Congo funk (Analog Africa)
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Sakade Band "Beya moké" Congo 70
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Ensemble Mabele "Kiandomba part 2" Bilanga 005
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Congo in Kenya

The development of the popular Jamaican style is audible in this fun-packed, loosely chronological selection of tunes, moving from a US-style shuffle to ska to rock steady, toasting, dub, and Rastafarian reggae. Programmed by and using the record collection of reggae connoisseur and KPFK radio host Chuck Foster. Produced by Ned Sublette. Consulting scholar and guest programmer: Chuck Foster, who is still on the air 33 years later!

Ten Tunes That Shook Kingston

ANGOLA 75
Homenagem à independência - 7 inches from Angola Labels
Analog Dakar Club for Alhara Radio 11.06.2025 / 2:30-4:00pm

1- intro : extract from As FAPLA São O Povo / Words By – Camarada Presidente Dr. Agostinho Neto (MPLA/DIP (DIP S-003)
2- Landa Bango 72 – Cristina (Rebita – R.1040)
3- Ngoma Jazz – Sengula "Vira" (Merengue – MPA-4010)
4- Artur Adriano – Carnaval (N'Gola – LD 247)
5- Quim Dos Santos – Jóia (N'Gola – LD-301)
6- Quim Dos Santos – Ka Ki Bangue-à (N'Gola – LD-177)
7- Duo Marissol – Kibela Kiami / Solidão (N'Gola – LD 226)
8- Flamy – By-By (Rebita – R:1264)
9- Os Doidos Da Capital – Nakei Nakozonga (Rebita – R: 1238)
10- Drás Firmino – Ao Amanhecer (N'Gola – LD 322)
Interlude : extract from As FAPLA São O Povo / Words By – Camarada Presidente Dr. Agostinho Neto (MPLA/DIP (DIP S-003)
11- Artur Adriano com o Grupo Sêmba – Aos Herois Que Tombaram (	N'Gola – LD 324)
12- Quim Dos Santos - N'Gui Mona N'Dengue = Ainda Sou Pequeno (	N'Gola – LD 221)
13- Conjunto Mindelo – Arranca Sola (N'Gola – LD 233)
14- Muhongo – Falsos Amigos (N'Gola – LD-266)
15- Pépé Pepito – Angola Chieto I & II (CDA – MPA 4077)
16- Orquestra A Voz D'África* – Café Kua Angola I & II (Merengue – MPA-4013
17- Voz D'Africa (Othis Mbembay N'Domb e Seus Artistas) – Kumba I & II  (Merengue – MPA-4053
18- Teta Lando – Tia Chica (N'Gola – LD 180)
19- Jacinto Tchipa – Ussongue Wetu Neto (N'Gola – LD-348)
Outro : extract from As FAPLA São O Povo (MPLA/DIP (DIP S-003)

As far back as the 1960s, there was a thriving recording industry in Angola. The largest record company of colonial ruler Portugal, Valentim de Carvalho, set up a pressing plant in Luanda and officially pressed licensed repertoire from labels like CBS and EMI. 

Urban Angolan music from the 1970s was made for a populace in revolt. It is a heady, rhythmic sound that swings with the recognizable semba (which draws from the same rhythms as the Brazilian samba) as often as it does with the Angolan merengue. It can jump into uncharted frenetic realms that are a unique mixture of local rhythms like rebita and semba, imported rhythms like samba and merengue, and rumba from neighboring Congolese tribes. (Egon / Stones Throw on npr.org).

We have humbly tried to reproduce this rich musical effervescence in this mix. 1h 21min made strictly of Angolan original 7inches carefully digged by our man DJ Afrosider Look. We carefully chose some of the  best tunes from labels that existed before Angola's independence (Rebita and Ngola, circa 1972-1976) and its brutal civil war (CDA and Merengue, circa 1975-1977).

ANGOLA 75 - 7" [ANALOG DAKAR CLUB] for Alhara Radio 11.06.25

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Show aired on july 8 2025.

Son Bayou – Playas Embrujadas
Ranil Y Su Conjunto Tropical – Sonido Amazónico
Zeal Onyia & His Music – Egbe Ne Lueli
Oscar Agudelo Y El Combo Moderno – Esta Como Mango
Mestre Geraldo E Sua Bateria – Misturia N° 2
Sabu Martinez – Hotel Alyssa-Sousse, Tunisia
Afronational Band – Sonjo
Collins All Stars – Earthquake
Alva Lewis, Bobby Aitken & The Caribbeat – Revelation
Techniques – Where Were You
Roy Richards – Summertime
Jackie Paris – Sinner Man
Heptones – Decievers
Yabby You & The Prophets – Fire In A Kingston
Nat Birchall – Lalibela
Jamaican Ska Orchestra – Addis Ababa

Roots du monde # 11 (2025-07-08)

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Roots du monde # 11 (2025-07-08)

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