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I'm Earl Gateshead.......It's two hours of my favourite Reggae records........All vinyl and DJ'd live......... Blessings and love to the Reggae people in the world.

The Huge Reggae Show

Episode 108 of the Reggae Rodeo on Friday October 22nd broadcast live from the Raglan Community Radio station and featuring musical cuts from Ranking Ann, Milton Henry, Peter Youthman, Tippa Lee, Daddy Tar  with reggae music out of America, Jamaica, Canada and the UK

The Reggae Rodeo EP 108

LIVE RECORDING OF DUBLIFE EDITION 12: 1ST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION SESSION WITH COXSONE AND ORTHODOX WITH WOOLIGAN AND RAS TREAD PART 3.

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Jah Shaka Live @ Tel Aviv, Israel 2000 Part 2 [Israel Tour 2000]

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Jah Shaka Live @ Tel Aviv, Israel 2000 Part 2 [Israel Tour 2000]

JAH TUBBYS 80'S SESSION 15.08.2015 PT1.MP3

Aba Shanti-I Live @ Notting Hill Carnival 2016

Jah Shaka Live @ Dour Festival Dub Corner - Belgium 15.7.2018

Jah Shaka Live @ One Dub Birmingham 12.28.2018

"In 1972 I was 16 years old, and although I was still at school I had two paper rounds and a Saturday job which provided money for going out, clothes, and most importantly, records.

While all but a couple of friends had unceremoniously ditched reggae as their music of choice I had already made the step up from buying UK releases on Trojan and Pama’s labels to buying ‘pre-release’, 7” 45 rpm records that were freshly imported from Jamaica. The latest sounds with wildly exotic label designs or mysterious, rubber stamped white labels.

Sometimes these tunes would take months to be released over here, and now and again there would be a record which didn’t get released at all, adding to the value – and the exclusivity – of the copy I was lucky enough to own.

We all have our own ideas about ‘the best year for reggae’, and of course it’s very subjective, but I’ve always looked back and seen 1972 as a very special year, not just because it was an important part of my youth, but also for the sheer quality of the music. Reggae was changing, the deejays were becoming even more prominent, the lyrics were getting more socially conscious and exhilarating dub mixes were starting to take over from the rather plain B-side ‘versions’. This was the sound of the future!"

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Chris Lane Vintage Vinyl Selection - ‘72 Special

King Shiloh Sound System Live @ Amsterdam 10.30.2019 [Radio]

Jah Shaka Live @ Carnival [UK] 8.13.2019

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Original Rub-a-dub vibes from outta Te Mata, New Zealand

The Reggae Rodeo EP 108

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