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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2016
- Here's a cassette tape recording of a David Rodigan radio show dating from 30th April 1983. Rodigan plays a selection of classic reggae including Bob Marley and the Wailers, plus a Studio 1 label set, and a live DJ broadcast from Burro and Barry Brown on dubplate.
Tape starts with a Studio 1 selection of favourites including:
05:55 Marcia Griffiths - Feel like Jumping
12:59 Alton Ellis - Let Him Try
15:35 Heptones
20:28 Burro & Killamanjaro Barry Brown
30:10 Bob Marley & The Wailer - Jump Nyahbingi
34:16 San Raphael - Shine The Light
46:49 Michael Prophet
52:50 Christopher Columbus selection Little Roy
Burning Spear Simple Simon
59:37 Dennis Brown Aswad
Promised Land.
1:03:16 Tony Tuff - Sweet Mary Anne
1:06:53 Rudy Thomas - Strange Things
And a Lovers selection and much more.
Enjoy the memories.
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What a Mix! Big Up Sir Rodigan sweet. X
Bet I listened to this when it went out back in '83............essential Saturday night listening
Man, I wish these proper reggae shows were back again. Used to listen to David Rodigan every Saturdays on Capital Radio, 8-11pm. Wicked 3 hours. And those *Roots Rockers Competition Time* were like musical education to the uninitiated. Weird hearing Rodigan saying those Studio One tunes were just over 15 years old(!) at the time!! 1983 was the height of dancehall, every sound system were dropping Studio One. Wikidub, you're the ultimate *BOOM* for posting these up. Respect every time, for real!!
I remember when this was broadcast, the jingles back then were AWESOME
Trying to get hold some of the jingles if anyone has them, I'd be ever so grateful ? Things like " you're only a murdererer"and "version, excursion". 😂
Crisp biscuit.....RIBBIT
Lovin those jingles
loved to listen from the army-base in germany...
isnt it funny how good this sounds 34 years later, if a cd then 34 days later you have a scratch on it and it wont play
Wicked piece of Barry Brown. Gwaan Roddy (The Dubwise Smaddy) North London in the House!!
wicked dub from +254 . KEEP SAFE
Thank you so much for these radio tapes. michael prophet rich man poor man superb I ve got this record somewhere will have to reactivate it to the car cd. You were blessed to have such music on mainstream radio we had to settle for pirate radio broadcast from Birmingham not as slick as this...... but great reggae nevertheless 123gogary
You're welcome Gary. Glad you are enjoying them - it's good to share these musical memories. Seems like yesterday!
Amazing.Thanks for uploading.
Boy black music is the best from Africa America JAMAICA and of course America those people kno how to jam
Top!
another gooden wkiki
MURDARARARARARARMURDARARARAR!!
What’s the tune at 113 Mins please
Whats the hooked on you lovers rock classic last track on the end of the tape ? i've forgotten
thanks , her vocal takes it to another level , takes me right back to those times
What is the second song that comes on there is no mention of it and its bomb i wanna know
The original song is The Whip by the Ethiopians, hope this helps.