Roots Rockers David Rodigan Smiley Culture reggae Capital Radio wikidub
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2014
- Here's a rough cassette tape of David Rodigan's "Roots Rockers" reggae show on Capital Radio in London. Here he interviews Smiley Culture (RIP) with tracks from his debut album, so this tape dates from 1984 or 85. Then there are tracks from various artists, roots, digi, quite a bit of lovers tunes, and then back to Smiley Culture who says some quite enlightened words to finish off.
It was recorded on a cheap tape so the sound isn't brilliant, but it is a good historic record of Smiley in his heyday. There are some strange and abrupt cuts, but that's just how it is - sorry! And Rodigan seems to be having trouble with the speed controls a couple of times!
Thanks to everyone who has subscribed recently - it's truly appreciated :)
* Margaret Thatcher has shares in Westland Helicopter
I know she wants to give them to Smiley Culture * :)
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So, it looks like it is now blocked. Sorry about that - just wanted to share wonderful music. - Hudba
Thanks for bringing back a lost piece of my youth! :)
Awesome, thanks for this.
You're most welcome.
I remember this interview. Used to listen to Roddy and tape his shows, with his "Roots Rockers Competition Time'. Smiley Culture RIP. Back when UK had DJ talent to rival Jamaica. Great, great upload. Oh by the way, the year is 1986, after hearing Echo Minott's "What The Hell", I thought "Yep, '86".
miss ya Smiley.
Rip Smiley Culture!
Wow!!!! What a find. Thanks so much for sharing bro
+Mr Fix You're welcome :)
heyhombre class trip .. good vibes ... :)
Big up selektor,memories.Ron rydeem run -ron it again “”””
80s uk dancehall is the bizness
Blood fe run true vibes never die but keep the teaching in high fidelity. Boom sound boom ayaa
Great upload mate!
Serious fyah! Thanks for the upload
Big up 4 sharing this 1 with us...TIP IFF U LIKE THE FIRST SONG CHECK OUT "THE SKINTS" One love from nl
Sizzler 🎶🔴🟡🟢
yes i J can remember dis nice upload and share
Thanks P - yes, I really enjoyed listening to this again. Smiley C was so talented. Such a sad, and tragic, loss.
wikidub fe real J remember hearing him at hackney downs with asher senator early 80s good times surley miss
solid!
looking to find a song i havent heard for over 30 years - used to be on a tony williams tape i think or reggaee rockers maybe - lyrics something like this ??? "you wanna lock the door, throw away the key coz thats a whats a stopping you from loving me - well whatever if you want shall me get.. whatever if you want shall me ge-e-e-t" any ideas anyone? also dubplate saying something like crips biscuit - rivit? I was only around 10 at the time so vague memories but my stepdad used to listen every sunday to reggaee in Southend on Sea, Essex.
@sarah champion, no idea of the song you wrote lyrics to, but dubplate skit saaid, "brand new - crisp biscuit - ribbiiittt", when announcing a new riddim.
Can you put this on iTunes 🤷🏾♂️
Does anyone know who did the track @ 46.20 number one??
I'm looking for that also ! Anyone out there ? Please help !!!
Sounds like king sounds and the Israelites to me, could be wrong or right.
@@geegod9122 Thanks Gee! I'll research them, you never know !
@@geegod9122 don't think it was them.
smiley made a cup of tea then officer stab him in heart , is that crazy or is that police being normal
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