I cannot find this track and I must have it!!! 

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

Kia Ora NiceUp Whanau and Lion Rockers Family, 

This mix comes fresh out of my basement! I never do mixes, and on the few times I have they have always been to tape, so this is a very rare thing!

The selection are unplanned and spontaneous, very similar to a Lion Rockers session, with each tune riding off the next. 

It was originally meant to be a UK steppers mix, as we are one of the only crews running those styles in New Zealand, but it was a Sunday afternoon... So you get a selection of 70s roots music, pretty much all original 12" and 7" (we only play vinyl) and a fair bit from 1978. So it's still stepping, just not modern!

Enjoy. 
Guidance and Protection. 
Joshwa and the full Lion Rockers Hi-Fi Whanau

Keith Goode - Jah Jah Deliver Us (Under-Ground) 7"
Ras Michael & The Sons of Negus - None A Jah Jah Children (Grounation) 7"
4th Street Orchestra - None A Jah Jah Children (Rama) 7"
Jackie Mittoo - Instramanic (Manic Records) 12"
Keith Hudson - I'm No Fool
Vin Gorden - Grass in the Sun (Third World) 12"
I Jah Man - I'm a Levi (Haile I Hymn LP)
Desi Roots - Uptown Rebel+ Dub (Hawkeye) 7"
Johnny Osbourne - Folly Ranking (Greensleeves) 12"
DJ Cut - Folly Ranking 12"
Desi Roots - He Ain't Coming + Dub (Hawkeye) 7"
Keith Hudson - Felt the Strain (Test Press) 12"
Reggae George - Fig Root + Dub (High Note) 7"
Twinkle Brothers - What Do You Want + Dub (Twinkle Music) 7"
Jah Woosh - Jah is the Ruler (Yard International) 12"
Prince Robinson - Everyone Has Got to Go + Dub (Olympia) 7"
Creation Stepper - Homeward Bound (Nation Wide) 12"
Willie Steppa - Homeward Bound (Tribes Man) 7"
Lion Youth - Rat A Cut (Virgo) 12"
Errol Dunkly - Lion Rockers Dubplate Special (10" plate)

Lion Rockers Hi Fi Mix For NiceUp

A mix done in around 1996 on cassette with one deck. I digitised, edited and added some sound clips from Lee Perry interviews. All taken from 7" or 12" vinyl. All produced by Lee 'Scratch' Perry

Upsetters - Iron Dub
Devon Irons - When Jah Comes
Upsetters - Zion's Blood
The Versatiles - Stepping Razor
Deborah Keese - Travelling
Dub Percy - True Rastafari
Upsetters - Namyba Dub
Lord Sassafrass - Green Bay
Deborah Keese - Inquest
Upsetters - Dub Inquest
Upsetters - Da Ba Day
Bluebells - Come Along
Upsetters - Dub Along
Junior Byles - All The Way
Upsetters - Cane River Rock
Earl Smith - Bingo Kid
Junior Murvin - Philistines on the Land
Upsetters - Teachers Dub
Prodigal Creator - Such Is Dub
Upsetters - Sugar Pond
Congoes - Ark of the Covenant
Max Romeo - One Step Forward
Max Romeo - War Inna Babylon



'Scratch - Lee Perry Special'

Fresh! Here' s a rizzla mixtape with several tracks taken from the Dubcatcher album by Vadim.
Alongside artists like Chronixx, Garnett Silk, Cutty Ranks and Yellowman in the mix, the rizzla sound from Belgium brings you a fine dancehall selection filled with specials, rub-a-dubs and more bass! 
Big Up large to Dj Vadim aka Daddy Vad ...

1.Hope feat. Rio Hemopo & Sabrina Jade by Dj Vadim
2.If Life Was A Thing feat Demolition Man by Dj Vadim
3.Here Comes Trouble by Chronixx
4.Gunman World by Damian Marley
5.Modern Day Judas by Jesse Royal
6.Great is H.I.M. by Iba Mahr
7.Skull In A Belly by Demarco
8.Hi Grade by Busy Signal
9.Every Knee Shall Bow by Garnett Silk, Coco Tea
10.Lyrical Soldier feat Demolition Man by Dj Vadim
11.Raggamuffin by Skarra Mucci
12.Too Dutty by Burro Banton
13.New Wolrd Order by Cutty Ranks
14.Countryboy by Merciless
15.Pardon by Skarra Mucci
16.Ganja Smoker by Top Cat
17.If I Was A Rich Man by King General
18.Set Up Shop by Damian Marley
19.Magnetic feat . Katrina Blackstone & Serocee by Dj Vadim
20.The Builder by Cutty Ranks
21.Sweetest Thing In Life by Gospel Fish
22.Played By This Ya Sound Alone by Bunny General
23.My Sound Stands Alone by King Kong
24.Under Mi Fat Thing by Yellowman
25.Batta Batta by Charlie Chaplin
26.Freeze Who Goes by Josey Wales
27.Sweet Like A Lolly feat Governor Tiggyby Dj Vadim
28.Sweet Like A Lolly - sax version by Dj Vadim
29.Speak To Me Darling feat Sena by Dj Vadim
30.Dancehall Melody by El Fata
31.Live and Save Life by Horace Andy

RIZZLA SOUND PRESENTS : Bring On The Dubcatcher mixtape !

In anticipation of the forthcoming night with Rohs! Records.

Babe Roots - Intro
Mind Over Midi feat Paul St. Hilaire - Ital Swing (forthcoming Rohs!)
Babe Roots feat Stephanie Wright - Jah Nuh Dead
Babe Roots - Jah Nuh Dub (Rohs! 7inch)
Bademah - Caligari's Call (Rohs! Dub Affairs Vol.2)
Daddy Ous - Hard Like A Rock
Another Channel - Run (Master 1)
Violinbwoy - Run & Hide
Henry & Louis - Every Time (ZamZam 1)
Ojah feat Nik Torp - Anamnesis Part 2
Archiver meets Matteo Boyero - Nimbostratus
Mikael - Nuthin' A Come (ZamZam 57)

Dubwohnzimmer Series

Dubwohnzimmer Series Vol. 1

Trojan Sound System 'Real Reggae On A Mission' Recorded for Mixmag

A new Rizzla Sound mixtape fully loaded with some of the best rocksteady, soul and reggae sounds,  all killer no filler ! Heavy rocksteady from veterans Alton Ellis, Ken Boothe,  dub versions by Ticklah, Daptone reggae tunes such as "Whatcha Doing (To Me)", originally a stand-out album track from Charles Bradley's Changes long player - then titled "You Think I Don't Know (But I Know)" - Axelrod and Co. artfully transform the Soul groover into an early '70s reggae stroller. 
Dig deeper and hear for yourself !

Tracklist:
Animal - Miike Snow
Get Ready- Lady
Think - The Lions
Trouble Version - The Frightnrs 
Trouble - The Frightnrs
1000 Watts - Quantic & Flowering Inferno Feat. Christopher Ellis
The World Needs Love - Tommy McCook
Born To Fly (Dub) - Courtney John
Set Me Free - Ken Boothe
My Conversation - The Uniques
Stone Cold Dead In The Market (Ticklah Remix) - Ella Fitzgerald 
Be Thankful For What You' ve Got - One Blood
Hey Baby - Stephen Marley
Guns In The Ghetto - Broadway
South African Reggae  - Cedric Brooks
This Town - The Skints
Keep You - Wild Belle
Sharon - The Frightnrs
I Can' Stand These Lonely NIghts - Bob & Gene Feat. The Inversions
Mr. Muzik - Pavlove Black
Homeward Bound - Flowering Inferno
Breezing - Willie Lindo
Hun Up On My Baby - El Michels Affair
Watcha Doing (To Me) - Charles Bradley Feat The Inversions
Liquidator - Harry J Allstars
Shaft - The Chosen Few
You' re The Kind Of Girl - Lee Fiels and The Expressions
Travelling On - Lloyd Charmers
Hold Me Tight - Jim Murple Memorial
Soon Come- Shy Fx Feat. Liam Baily
I Can' t Stand It - Alton Ellis & Lloyd Williams

ORIGINAL ROCKSTEADY AND SOUL MIXTAPE

"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!"

More info:
www.dubvendor.co.uk
www.facebook.com/FashionRecords/

Chris Lane Vintage Vinyl Selection - ‘72 Special

Next up in our series "WUBDISE meets ..." is the man named BLUNTSKULL (@Bluntskull), reppin New York / Ho Chi Minh City. In the first half of this mix, BLUNTSKULL remixes MOUNTAIN TOP HI POWA Dubplates, in the second EXIDAS (Wubdise / Mountain Top) remixes BLUNTSKULL Dubplates and Productions.

As usual, listen, enjoy, skank, dance and spread it!

TRACKLIST:

SIDE A:
BLUNTSKULL remixes MOUNTAIN TOP HI POWA Dubplates:

1 Burro Banton - Badda dan dem 
2 General TK - Wicked
3 Junior Kelly - Ghetto Region
4 Ward 21 - Spot the J
5 Mega Banton - Sound Boy Killin
6 Barrington Levy - Broader than broadway
7 Leftside - Nuh waah
8 Jr Cat - Dead again
9 Cutty Ranks - Mountain Top Medley

SIDE AA:
WUBDISE remixes BLUNTSKULL Dubplates:

1 General TK - Poisonous Dettol
2 Kabaka Pyramid - Liberal Opposer
3 Lady G - Nuff Respect
4 Cheshire Cat - Boomshot
5 Agent Sasco - Dead again
6 Blackout JA - Jump up now
7 Red Fox - Murderer
8 Screechy Dan - Keep doin it
9 Jr Cat - Top Dog
10 Mr Williamz - Special Request
11 Macka Bee - Roots Ragga
12 Jigsy King - Gimme the weed

FREE DOWNLOAD

WUBDISE meets BLUNTSKULL - Dubplate Remix Mixtape

41 Episodes deep! For the next installment of the Reggae Roast Podcast we've asked the Chief Rockas collective's Roots specialist, Shaolin Sound, for a guest mix!

Also our man Earl Gateshead is on hosting & selection duties for the first half of the show. Expect lots of brand new tunes!

Reggae Roast Podcast

RR Podcast Volume 41: Shaolin Sound Guest Mix

Proper Dub and Version from King Tubby....
 lovingly mixed together by Big G at the Soul Rebel Studio - Zion.
part two out now!

https://bigg-newzealand.bandcamp.com/

FREE D/L

King Tubby meets Soul Rebel Uptown

For Bookings:
info@reggaeroast.co.uk

Reggae Roast, one of the UKs leading Reggae Soundsystems & party starters, have forged a reputation as the leading light in the resurgence of the British Reggae, putting on some of the best parties and festival stages across the country. Having recently signed to the world famous Trojan Records they are at the forefront of the UK Reggae and Bass Music scene.

Reggae Roast’s first release on Trojan, went straight in at #1 on the Juno Reggae charts, while getting good radio support from the likes of David Rodigan (1 Xtra) and Ras Kwarme (Capitol Xtra) and Don Letts (6 Music), while their follow up single ‘Real Reggae Music’ featuring the legendary Tippa Irie, was included in the Trojan Records 50th Anniversary box set, selling thousands of copies. 

2019 will see them pick up were they left off with releases on Trojan Reloaded featuring  General Levy, Rankin Joe, Mr Williamz, Burro Banton, Charlie P and many more.

In 2015 Reggae Roast built their own custom Soundsystem pushing the boundaries of soundsystem aesthetics, taking soundsystem design into the 21st century. Their soundsystem remains the cornerstone of their events and with it they have run stages at prestigious festivals such as Glastonbury, Outlook Festival (Croatia), Secret Garden Party, Eastern Electric, Boomtown, Telerama Dub Festival (France) and many more. 

At their events they have hosted some of the biggest names in Reggae including  Horace Andy, The Wailers, Lee Scratch Perry, Sly and Robbie, Collie Budz, Mad Professor, David Rodigan, Suggs (Madness), Channel One, Trojan Sound, Gappy Ranks, Finley Quaye, Aba Shanti I, Mungo’s Hi Fi and many many more. 

Reggae Roast have built a strong fanbase over the years with nearly 200,000 social media followers. They have racked up over 8 million plays on Soundcloud alone and their monthly podcasts receives 10s of thousands of plays. They have played all over the world from India and Thailand to the UK and back. This year they were personally asked by Shy FX and Chase & Status to play at their events.

Reggae Roast are dedicated to bringing reggae and soundsystem culture to a new generation and are steadily building a formidable catalogue of releases and achievements.

RR Podcast Volume 41: Shaolin Sound Guest Mix

ReggaeRoast

Recent comments

Amoi Th

pale flower

Related tracks