Roots and Culture Mix Vol.1

Swing Low 2008

Reggae Mix 2023 (March) New Reggae Mix 2023

Enjoy some of the latest and some of the greatest contemporary Reggae jugglin' spiced with a few Dubs.

1. Reggae High – Duane Stephenson
2. Stereo – Micah Shemaiah
3. Radio – Kumar (Dubplate)
4. Viral – Alborosie
5. Give It To Dem – Luciano
6. Roots & Banner – Prince Levy
7. Blood In The Streets – Samory I
8. Crown – Samory I
9. The Kalling – Kabaka Pyramid, Stephen Marley, Protoje, J. Royal
10. Count Your Blessings – Var
11. Try – Tarrus Riley
12. Baby Blue – Tarrus Riley
13. Inseparable – Christopher Ellis
14. Stick Together – Christopher Ellis
15. On With It – Micah Shemaiah
16. Grateful – Kumar (Dubplate)
17. Red Gold & Green – Kabaka Pyramid ft. Damian Marley
18. Rebel Time – Beres Hammond & Sean Paul
19. We Need Your Love - Beres Hammond & Buju Banton
20. Let Them Say – Bitty McLean
21. Family – Protoje feat. Jesse Royal
22. Late At Night – Protoje feat- Lila Ike
23. Star Of The East – Yeza
24. Natty Dread Fyah – King Charlz (Dubplate)
25. Dolla Fi Dolla – King Charlz (Dubplate)
26. Dancehall Nice Again – JonFX
27. Faded Away – Kabaka Pyramid feat. Buju Banton
28. Live A Little – D'Yani
29. Just A Number – Morgan Heritage
30. Conqueror - Meta & The Cornerstones 
31. Don't Let Go - Ginjah
32. Flowers – Khalia
33. Glass House – Bitty McLean

Grateful - SoundQuake - Reggae Mix 2023

After a long hiatus posting anything, I motived to put together another selection I’ve longed to do for years. This is part one of two presenting Winston Rodney aka Burning Spear’s 1970’s singles for just Jack Ruby and himself. The earliest tune in these two parts is from 1974 when he broke into the big time in a big way with ‘Marcus Garvey’, which took the island by storm. From there, he continued on from his glorious period with Studio One (that era not included here, maybe for another day) but utilizing more updated studio sounds and mixing of the time. Not a duff track to be found here, presented vocal and dub, along with two complimentary Big Youth and Big Joe tunes. One outlier in part one is a song named ‘See Dem Da’ which came on the Jah Marcus Roots imprint and bore Spear’s name though sung by his then-brother in harmony, Rupert Wellington. Looks like it’s arranged by Phillip Fulwood, another one of Spear’s spars at the time. But you can clearly hear Mr. Rodney’s backing vocals here, so decided to include it as it’s not one I see getting bandied about often. Simple little tune, but effective. Another anomaly contained herein…the People Get Ready 45 vocal is inferior to the album cut, which is an all-time favorite, so I used the album cut here together with the 45 dub side. 

Regardless of the details, this is top flight classic era roots. Roll it….

Dry & Heavy
School Days (dub)
Lion
Lion Part 2 (dub)
Spear Burning
Jomo (dub)
The Whole A We Suffer
Children of Today (dub)
See Dem Da
Nigeria Rock (dub)
The Youth
Roll A Ball (dub)
Jah No Dead 12”
The Invasion
Black Wa Da Da (dub)
Nyah Keith
Dub
People Get Ready
Version
Slavery Days
Version
Resting Place
Shady Tree (dub)
Throw Down Your Arms
I Long to See You (dub)
Big Joe – The Prophet

Burning Spear -- 70s Singles Mix (Part 1)

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The Travellers - Black Black Minds
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The Travellers’ Black Black Minds is an obscure roots reggae classic from 1977,  a four-part harmony vocal album from an under-recorded Jamaican group. The record is one of the earliest productions of Lloyd “Prince Jammy” James, who would become “King Jammy” within a decade. The album was made at roughly the same time as his debut LP from Black Uhuru. 

This edition is remastered and expanded with additional tracks, liner notes, and the original cover art.

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“Collectors’ enduring fascination with ’70s Jamaican reggae stems partly from the sheer volume of good music generated from an island of less than 3 million people. The competitiveness of Kingston’s studio scene, with queues of aspiring singers arriving for auditions and sessions musicians knocking out rhythm after rhythm every week, meant even releases that didn’t cut through at the time could become greatly loved by aficionados years later.”

So it was with Black Black Minds, the debut and sole album by four-part harmony quartet, The Travellers. Recorded for prodigiously talented engineer, and pupil of King Tubby, Lloyd ‘PrinceJammy’ James, the album is a delicate, lovingly crafted work that captures the beauty and fervor of the “rockers” era of roots reggae. On its 1977 release it fell short of the same success as LoveCrisis, Jammy’s debut long-player for another group from the same Waterhouse area of Kingston, Black Uhuru. Yet its distinctive close harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, precision musicianship and crystal-clear Jammy’s production, make it worthy of attention.” - Angus Taylor

The lineup of The Travellers (also known as the Mighty Travellers and the BlackAces) consisted of Neville Morris, Leroy Hoffman, Ashley Fray and Wesley Codner. When the band initially approached Prince Jammy they only had a small repertoire of songs so Jammy asked them to “just sing, create something on the spot. And it was good, so I decided to record the album.” These songs of sufferation, hope, love and classic Jamaican storytelling were all completed within a month utilizing Jammy’s existing rhythms and new bespoke recordings, all of which were mixed at the legendary KingTubby’s studio. This glorious obscurity has now received the reissue treatment it so thoroughly deserves, with fully remastered audio, restored artwork, updated credits and extensive sleeve notes from King Jammy’s specialist Angus Taylor.

Black Black Minds

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 - Party Vibes Vol. 5: More Fire Edition Shashamane International with a versatile Reggae- and Dancehall Selection. From Modern Roots to 80s Dancehall, from jiggy new tunes to hardcore soundkilling anthems. Enjoy a wicked musical journey spiced up with dubplates and tunes by artists like Luciano, Mad Cobra, Shane-O, Queen Ifrica and many more... 

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TRACKLIST: 
Intro Luciano – No Play Ting DUB 
Randy & Sara Lugo – Growing A Jungle
 Randy Valentine – Badman Lies 
Luciano – Clash Morning DUB 
Robert Ffrench – Meet Us In The Dancehall DUB 
Paddy Roots – Dance in Harlem DUB 
Freddie McGregor – True To My Roots 
Fyakin – Steamin
 Uprising Roots – Steamers 
Nikkei Camera – Highest DUB 
Queen Ifrica – Granny DUB
 Raymond Wright – Anyway DUB
 Jimmy And Tarrus Riley – Pullup Selecta 
Al Campbell – People Say DUB 
Mad Cobra – Who fi Cripple DUB
 Cobra – Kill Him DUB 
Masicka – Gas Dem Up DUB
 Super C – Wicked Act DUB 
Super C – We Bad Sound DUB 
Lloyd D Stiff – Jumpan Sound Over Deh DUB 
Sugar Minott – Sprinter DUB
 Sluggy Ranks – Soddom & Gomorrah DUB
 Deep Jahi – Shashamane di don DUB
 Kymani Marley & Kartel – Cool And Deadly
 Vybz Kartel – One Phone Call
 Chris Martin – My Love
 Tarrus Riley – Dont Come Back DUB
 Tarrus – The Way We Are DUB Tarrus – We Nuh Sorry DUB 
Yahsha & Don Tippa – Blessed Indeed DUB 
Dillgin – Still A Work DUB 
Queen Ifrica – Serve And Protect DUB
 Capleton & Chronixx – Help The Weak 
Agent Sasco – Africa 
Shane O – Mill fi share
 Popcaan – Fresh Jordan (RBL RMX) 
Tory Lanez – Luv 
King Mas – Zulu Warrior DUB 
Mavado – Enemies
Teejay – Money Tree 
Beenie – Lifestyle 
Shane O & Konshens – Last Days (Remix) 
Shane O – Last Days DUB 
Don Tippa – Zulu Warriors DUB

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PLAYLIST

Romain Virgo - Dutty Man
Chezidek - Carry I Through
Duane Stephenson; Seanie Tee - Never Lose Your Soul
Prince Levy - Believe In Yourself
Gappy Ranks - Up's & Downs
Julian Marley - Broken Sail
Lutan Fyah - Sing Praise
Luciano - True to the Music
Exco Levi - Red Fire
Jah Mason - Human Trafficking
Darrio - Time Will Tell
Capleton - Uplift
Bugle - Hungry Days
Lutan Fyah - Let the Music Play
Mykal Rose - Can't Sleep
Julian Marley - Cooling In Jamaica
Cherine Anderson - Place to Lay Your Head
Sandra Cross;Ambelique - Incomplete 
Hopeton Lindo;Fiona - In Your Eyes
Freddie McGregor - Change my mind
Twiggi - Incapable
Jah Cure; Capleton; Junior Reid; Yami Bolo - Street Kings 
Teecha Dee - Attitude Of Gratitude
Greg Roy - Roots
Perfect Giddimani - Inspiration
Young Shanty - Fly Like This 1
Lutan Fyah - Havent Met Me Yet 1
Zamunda - -Love & Affection
Bugle - Replay
Rayven Amani - Black Without Apology
Echo Minott - One Life to Live
Anthony John - Hold It Down
Bushman - Brighter Day
Raging Fyah - Thank You Jah
Fyakin - Leave It to Jah
Tanya Stephens - Live Good
Lutan Fyah - Streetside Ghetto
Buju Banton - Steppa
Exile Di Brave - Don't Wake The Lion
Mr. Williamz - Up Inna Di Hill
ADDIS RECORDS - Konkarah
Fyakin - Green
Jah Cure - Royal Soldier
Julian Marley - Are You The One
Jah Cure; Melanie Fiona - Work It Out 
Lutan Fyah - Don't Put Yuh Trust
Perfect Giddimani - Haile Selassie

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