A 2 hour mix of all kinds of Reggae...........All vinyl and a live mix too. I've spent my entire life (I'm 68) collecting and playing Reggae records. This is me playing you some of them

The Huge Reggae Show 3

Heres a mix recorded for Shane Woolman's Adventures in Sound that celebrates the underrated 90’s/2000 dancehall riddims, no vocals just B-sides from the record collection mixed like  techno or breaks.  Many of the B-sides just say version, so the main title is included in some of the track listing.  There are a few modern tracks interspersed in the mix from Josi Devil, Danny T & Tradesman who release on our labels Scotch Bonnet & Scrub a Dub. Some of our favourite producers like Equiknoxx and Poirier and a few previously unheard edits of our remixes for Coldcut & Leftfield.

Star Trek Riddim (Vizion Production)
The Marathon Version (Lucky Love)
Try Riddim(Steelie & Cleavy)
Poirier -Jump Riddim (Nice Up)
Jazwad Riddim (The Shark)
Equiknoxx - Melodica Badness (DDS)
Hot Wax Riddim (Fat Eyes)
Agony UK Riddim (Yush)
Nightmere Riddim(Cool Backra)
Robbery Riddim (CJ Records)
One Pop Riddim (Studio 2000)
Josi Devil - The Devils Dance (unreleased)
Copy Cat Riddim (Studio 2000)
Danny T & Tradesman - Crazy Riddim (Scotch Bonnet)
The Drake (Heavy D)
Allie Cat Version (Heavy D)
Wicked a go fall Riddim (Xterminator)
Egyptian Riddim (Blaxxx records)
Wicked Version (Xtra Large Productions)
Tappa Rhythm (Tappa)
ME a go Ride Version (Xterminator)
Herb me Smoke Version
Them wah use mi Version (JR Productions)
Sweat a Bust Version (Must Bust)
Slow Riddim (Sinbad Productions)
Raime - Some Things Can Happen, Just Like This (Different Circles)
The Heatwave -Walk Out Gyal (Heatwave)
White Liver Riddim (2bad Productions)
Coldcut x OnuSound - Divide & Rule (Mungo’s Remix Bonus Beats)
Rich Riddim (Main St)
Head and Shoulders (Mungo’s Hi Fi Remix Riddim)

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Mungo's Hi Fi - Tin Pan Versions

Pushing towards the 80s and that dancehall period, solid roots music is being produced from the likes of Culture, Dennis Brown, Wailing Souls and many more..

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Culture - Two Sevens CLash
Dennis Brown - Here I Come
Lee Scratch Perry - Disco Devil
Black Slate - Sticksman
Culture -  Jah See Dem A Come
Bob Andy & Marcia Griffiths - Really Together
Matumbi - Man In Me
The Ethiopians - Train To Skaville
The Mexicano - Move Up Starsky
Zap Pow - Last War

Reggae Roots & Bass Forward March 1977

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Of course, Dubblestandart have been keeping a version of the dub flame alive for the last two decades. Formed in 1988 as a reaction to the stagnant Austrian pop scene, the group was heavily inspired by the Black Ark, On-U Sound and Jah Shaka, infusing such dub influences within their heady blend of hardcore reggae and new wave, which soon brought them into the European public’s consciousness and as a kind of  „European“ version of the famous DUB SYNDICATE.  Soon, they were so in demand as to be backing Lee Scratch Perry, dub poet Lilian Allen, Dillinger, Ari Up, Ken Boothe, Marcia Griffiths, Chezere and orthers. 

Well,  Austria´s / Viennas´s finest moments in dub working and collaborating with the new technological dimension of modern dub : Paolo Baldini from Italy. 
Baldini´s stunning excursion into deep dub, chilling dub and dubble-tough dub will reach the DubFiles into perfection @ DUB ME CRAZY. 
	Paolo Baldini’s handling of this mission has been exemplary: his production and remixing skills are pleasingly individualistic, retaining plenty of originality and professionalism without seeming stoic, dull or contrived. His collaborations with Mellow Mood, Hempress Sativa, Dub Fx and others are showing faith of what DUB is living for. Since 2007 Paolo Baldini works under the top level name „Alambic Conspiracy“ and became world class dub extraordinary performer, bass player, mixologist, producer and provocateur...!

Paolo Badini Dubfiles meets Dubblestandart - Dub Me Crazy (album trailer)

This week my guest is Stryda from Dubkasm in Bristol. Stryda is a prominent figure in the reggae & sound system arena, he started out on Pirate Radio back in the 90s and is now maybe best known as being one-half of the mighty Dubkasm. He is also promoter of the legendary ’Teachings In Dub’ nights in Bristol and is about to launch a new Radio show. As well as all things Dubkasm and Teachings in Dub We talked a lot about the city of Bristol, a city that has given Vibronics so much support over the years.

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LIFE IN DUB PODCAST #15 STRYDA DUBKASM hosted by Steve Vibronics

Episode 96 of the Reggae Rodeo broadcast live on 98.1fm  Raglan Community Radion on Friday 21 August 2020.

Musical cuts all from the last decade including Nadia McAnuff, Midnight Riders, Akcept, Ashanti Waugh, Rubi Du, Junior Roy, Claire Angel, King Kong, Stand High Patrol, Al Breadwinner, The Silvertones , Pachyman and many more!

The Reggae Rodeo EP 96

Sélection spéciale et exclusive du producteur Thomas Stalawa, ancien manager du label Scotch Bonnet : early dancehall, rub-a-dub et un poil de roots pour une demi-heure de folie qui remuera n'importe quel dancefloor ! Play it loud !

Tracklisting : 

1 - Nicodemus : “Scorpion Sting Me Granny” (LP, Leaf Of Life)

2 - Welton Irie : “Mr. Irie” (7”, Hit Bound)

3 - Early B : “Bible Story” (7”, Sunset)

4 - Daddy Freddie : “Mi A Born Christian” (7”, 10 Roosevelt Ave)

5 - Yellowman : “Them Get Me Mad” (7”, MIC Production)

6 - Johnny P : “Buddy Bye” (7”, Nura)

7 - Michael Palmer : “Ready Me Ready” (7”, Hit Bound)

8 - Johnny Osbourne : “To The Rub A Dub Session” (7”, Sunset)

9 - Joseph Hill & Culture : “Police Man” (7”, Roots Vibration)

10 - Tetrack : “Come A We” (12”, Music Works)

11 - Half Pint : “Hold On” (12”, Jedi)

12 - Teddy Irie : “We Rule The Border” (7”, Harry J)

13 - Half Pint : “Scorcher Girl” (7”, Prince Jammy’s Dub)

14 - Peter Montano : “Some Youth Have No Love” (7”, Sonic Force)

15 - Privet Tabby : “One Girl Gone” (7”, Godfather)

16 - Josey Wales : “Things A Come To Bump” (7”, Corner Stone)

17 - Al Campbell : “One Beer Bad Boy” (7”, Rocky 1 Records)

18 - Little John : “Joyce Gone” (12”, Jah Guidance)

19 - Tristan Palmer : “Joker Lover” (LP, Jah Guidance)

20 - Sammy Dread - “Morning Love” (12”, Lovella International)

21 - Carlton Shoes - “Forever & Always” (12”, Yvonne’s Special)

22 - Freddie McGregor - “Sargant Brown” (7”, Priest Hood).

Musical Echoes special selection by Stalawa : early dancehall & rub-a-dub

In the early 90's I had a notion to learn the bass guitar. As reggae has always had the best basslines, I bought a cassette of Lee Perry and the Upsetters 'Blackboard Jungle Dub' from Real Groovy, in the vain hope that I could teach myself to play the bass. The bass sat idle while my reggae collection started to expand.

Around the mid 90's I was listening to Duncan Campbell's 'Sound system' show on bFM, playing reggae on a Sunday. A short time later I discovered Dubhead's show too. There were certain dub tunes that really made an impression on me and from there I started my journey into seriously collecting reggae music. Dub versions included in this mix such as King Tubby's 'Harder Dub' and the iconic Scientist albums such as 'Big Showdown' were mixed unlike anything I'd heard.

Skip forward a few years to 1998. The Roots Foundation with Danny Lemon played a dance at a church hall in Auckland and a track list of his selections was passed out. I still have that list, and some of the tunes are featured in this mix. Danny was, and still is a big inspiration.

Dub and reggae have been my passion for more than 25 years and when I was putting this mix together, I recalled visits to Camden Lock in London where I'd buy cassette mixtapes. Often live sessions or dub mixes put together by Gaffa Blue who still produces and distributes reggae music in the U.K.

This selection is strictly dub wise - in the spirit of those mixtapes.

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Track listing
Intro: Clint Eastwood
African Brothers - Righteous Version (Black Roots)
Eek-A-Mouse - Creation Dub (Eek-A-Mouse Records)
Millions - Love of Jah Jah Children Version (Typhoon)
Michael Rose - Freedom Dub (Observer)
Glen Brown - Zion Dub (South East Music)
Rafiel - Spirit of 77 version (Weed of Wisdom)
Ras Norris - Revelation (Magnum Force)
Tyrone Taylor - Life Table Version (Wolf)
Everal Cooper and the High Two - Help out This Nation Dub (Songhai)
Jacob Miller - Stop Them Jah (Pablo International Dubplate)
Keithus I - Dread A Rule Dub (Jah Dynasty)
Winston Fergus - Long Time Dub (Trojan)
Steve Baswell - I Am Getting Bad Version (Phase One)
Al Campbell - Crucial Bunny Version (Yard Music)
Simeons - Jah Rastafari Dub (Roots Traders)
Anthony Johnson - Africa Dub (Thompson Sound)
The Revolutionaries - Ghetto Dub (Revolutionary Sounds)
Mikey Dread - Yoruba Dub (D.A.T.C.)
Christine - Saturday Night Dub (Observer)

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This week my guest is Scientist. Welcome to one of the ultimate dub mixing legends ever ... in this interview I loved hearing about King Tubby and those magical early days in Jamaica when dub music was born. Its fair to say that Scientist has suffered at the hands of an unfair music industry that doesn’t respect dub mixing in the way it should, and we talk about this as well as Scientists own theories as to why Dub Music has grown to be such a powerful force in music.

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LIFE IN DUB PODCAST #24 SCIENTIST hosted by Steve Vibronics

Sometimes people need to consider their lives. They need to think clearly and deeply in order to make important decisions........This mix is intended to promote clear, positive thoughts, without ignoring any negative realities.

Reggae Trance All First Press 12' Vinyl

One More Tune radio show - Rinse France - Third Sunday of the month 10pm-12pm (CET) - www.rinse.fr
Hosted by DJ Bluntsman & DJ Pohy.
Special guest : STEP-ART (Hologram Records/Stand High Records - Fr)

Tracklist

_ Bluntsman (00:00 -> 32:35)
Bukkha & Dubbing Sun : Stop Dem // War Series
U Roy : Version Galore // Treasure Isle
U Roy & Hopeton Lewis : Drive Her Home // Treasure Isle
TriXstar & Skarra Mucci : Cyant Get (GSS Sound Rework) // Boomrush Productions
Mighty Mass ft. Love Joy : Music Is My Desire // Lion's Den & Black Redemption
Rubi Du : LockUp (Bukkha Remix) // j.A.f.A Sound
JahYu ft. Wortfetzen : One Day // Tripedal Crow Records
Aswad : Warrior Charge (Riddim Tuffa Remix) // free
Strawdogz : Salute The Dub // Holistique Music
Tigs ft. Peppery : Silent
Dub Across Borders : Dua Margu // forthcoming BassComeSaveMe

_ Step-Art (Hologram Records)(32:35 -> 01:32:40)

_ Pohy (01:32:40 -> 02:00:02)
Kuantum : Sunfunk // Hyperactivity Music
Dextrous ft. Erin Lordan : Lovable (Shimon & Benny L Remix) // Audioporn
Conrad Subs : Basslin Kickin (Sl8r Remix) // Original Key
BRK & Bacon : Blue Birds // Hyperactivity Music
Dunk & Black Opps : Mandetta // Substance Recordings
Gest : Inertia // Shogun Audio
Jam Thieves : Dexter // Onyx Recordings
Dunk : Jumbo Jack // Hyperactivity
JSelect : Free // Nuusic
Chase & Status ft. Takura : Street Life // MTA Records
BRK & Speaker Louie : Light Shadow // Chinese Man Records
Jaxx : Be Strong // Murky Digital

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Rinse France Podcast

One More Tune #115 w/ Step-Art - Rinse France (21.02.21)

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