Name: David Rodigan LIVE on VIBE 103 FM by VIBE 103 FM
Duration: 57 min 59 s
Description: Sir David Rodigan LIVE on VIBE 103 FM on July 19th 2012.

Who’s singing here? What’s the name of the song please? Thx

Classic. Nuff respect. Sir David Rodigan. 

send a shout out to  Che Che its he big birthday bashment tonight ! last kidsDance at Southside

David rodigan - Summer Jam 2002 - The Big Bashment Night - part one (1)

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VIDEO - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8769RgxWVao
ED WEST: www.soundcloud.com/ed-west | www.facebook.com/Edwestmusic

‘TELEPHONE RIDDIM’ 
ED WEST | PARLY B | JAGO | 
REMIXES : J-MAN | FLECK
JAN 2014 | REGGAE ROAST RECORDS
Vinyl & Digital Download + Music Video

“One of the finest Reggae crews in the UK” according to Time Out, Reggae Roast have had a massive year in 2013. With sell out events, critically acclaimed releases and massive festival appearances, they have cemented their place as the number one sound in the new wave of British Reggae. 

With the ‘Telephone Riddim’, their first offering for 2014, they are starting the new year as they mean to go on with possibly their biggest release to date. Already a proven hit in the clubs, it is now being released to a wider audience with an official release on 12” vinyl and digital download alongside a classy music video to boot. This tune is UK dancehall fyah at its best - Run go tell a friend!

Ed West, also well known as the drummer from the highly respected band The Drop, on this occasion takes control of the buttons and hits us with a classic slice of UK dancehall that has been mashing up dances across the country. With 2 different cuts of equally high pedigree from 2 of the most exciting UK talents, Parly B and Jago, each with its own heavy weight dub version from UK legend Manasseh plus murderous Jungle remixes from J-Man and FLeCK this release is a sure fire anthem for 2014. .LIGHTER!

Parly B:  What a year it has been for this man. Having established his reputation with the Skints, Parly has gone on to take 2013 by storm establishing himself as the most saught after MC on the UK dancehall scene with recent hits on Mungo’s Hi Fi’s Scotch Bonnet and Reggae Roast amoung many others. His track ‘Dem a Fight’ on this release is arguably his biggest and baddest to date and sets a message of intent for 2014. Watch out for this man, he is gonna be BIG! - Check out the video for Dem a Fight here: 

Jago came to fame as the front man of dub/reggae outfit Onlyjoe and brings his rugged, energetic style to the release with great effect. Jago’s cut, entitled Ilani, is a tribute to his first daughter who has been a continual source of  inspiration to him. He is currently putting the finishing touches on his debut album, entitled ‘Jago And Friends’ which is set to be released in early 2014 and is set to make big waves in the UK Reggae scene and beyond.

J-man delivers an absolute killer of a Jungle remix that is sure to excite Europe's vast sea of Jungle fanatics. Fast becoming one of the most talked about up and coming producers on the UK underground rave circuit, Bristol's dub plate munching badman has been taking the scene by storm with his trademark style of party flexed Ragga-Jungle. Having just signed to Run Tingz Records and with his debut album soon to drop, things are heating up for this exciting talent.

FLeCK: Next up we have FLeCK ,an electronic music producer extraordinaire hailing from Athens, Greece, who hits us with a down tempo 140 BPM Jungle reworking. RUFF an TUFF this is a hard hitting alternative to the original and brings brand new flavour to the release. Having made big waves in the electronic music scene since the 90s, FLeCK’s music has found its way into the record boxes of the likes Public Enemy’s DJ Lord, Rusko and many others as well featuring on Diplo’s Mad Decent blog and massive radio support.

Reggae Roast is building a formidable catalogue featuring some of the most exciting artists in the UK and beyond. Key players in the resurgence of the UK Roots scene over the past 5 years, they are a leading light in the new generation of dub music. 2013 was big but 2014 is set to be even bigger. 
Reggae Roast -

Sir David Rodigan plays 'Dem A Fight' On BBC Radio 1xtra

My salute to one of reggae's greatest originators.

Tribute To Sugar Minott

Saxon Sound ft Musclehead, Tippa Irie, Papa Levi & Daddy Colonel, Senior Sandy. 

Saxon Sound Featuring Musclehead, Tippa Irie, Papa Levi & Daddy Colonel

Sentinel Sound Pres. Dancehall Foundation Vol 1 [mixed By Uli Nefzer]

Release Date: 2004

Ackee - Call me Rambo
Eccleton Jarrett - Turn on the heat
Courtney Melody - Ninja mi Ninja
Nitty Gritty - Good Morning Teacher
Nitty Gritty - False Alarm
Johnny Osbourne -  In the area
Dilly Dally - Ramdance
King Everald - Bad Boy
Daddy Lilly - Shocking Shocking
Half Pint - Winsome
Maureen Pearson - Handsome
Carlton Livingston - Rumours
Half Pint - Hold On
Sugar Minott - Dancehall we deh
Scion Success - Can’t leave Jah alone
Shinehead - Hello You All
Yellowman & Peter Metro - The girl is mine
Tony Tuff - Come fi mash it
Half Pint - Political Fiction
Anthony Malvo - Reggae gone clear
Early B - Nah love truck
Josie Wales - Hoola Hoope
Yellowman - Look in a me eye
Josie Wales - Ruling
Peter Metro - Dedicated to you
Johnny Osbourne - Water pumping
Sanchez - Lady in red
Josie Wales - Can’t stop
King Everald - Set the dance on fire
Robert Ffrench - Raggamuffin
Cat Coore - One blood Symphony
Barrington Levy - Struggler
Anthony Red Rose - Me no want no boops
Colourman & Jackie Knockshot - Kick up Rumpus
Barrington Levy - Here I come
Lieutenant Stitchie - Labba Labba
Josie Wales - Autobiography
Pinchers - Return of the don
Red Dragon - Hol a fresh
Daddy Lizard - Hol a spliff
Sister Charmaine - Hol a rest
Frankie Wilmot - My Sound
Tristan Palmer & Lady Juney - Rock with me
Major Worries - Doo Doo
Rappa Robert & Tippa Lee - Come ina de dance
Brian & Tony Gold - Pass the dubplate
Admiral Tibet - Serious time
Papa Biggy - Rub a Dub Girl
Little John - No take no set
King Kong - Don’t touch my boops
Michael Prophet - Nuh call me John Boops
Super Cat - Boops
Lieutenant Stitchie - Nice Girl
Anthony Malvo - Ain’t no sunshine
King Everald - Loving Time
Tonto Irie - Have to Girlie Girlie
Tenor Saw - Shirley Jones
Tenor Saw - Roll Call 

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Sentinel Sound pres. Dancehall Foundation Vol. 1

Early 80's Rub A Dub Reggae/Dancehall Mix 2 - DJ Smilee

Sir David Rodigan LIVE on VIBE 103 FM on July 19th 2012. 

David Rodigan LIVE on VIBE 103 FM

This is another wicked Coxsone dance!! A few Nitty Gritty dubs get played and more on some badd digital riddims!! You hear Tenorfly, Daddy IP and Bikey Dread on the Mic and Blacker Dread has some words to say to the other sound!!

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CLASH DANCE! Sir Coxsone Outernational vs Sir Lloyd 1986 (NUFF EARLY DIGITAL DUBS!!)

This was one of the most anticipated clashes in soundsystem history, Killamanjaro vs Rodigan in USA.  The two selectors Ricky Trooper (Killamanjaro) and David Rodigan go all out to win the dance!!

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