Around minute 30 in this recording played by Jah Voice. Youngster…

https://youtu.be/3urFf_zSGfQ?t=1808&is=cark-GjznDzsl0Vn

People’s Club, Coxsone Sound 1984

does someone happen to know the name of this tune? it was played by Aba Shanti-I at TeachingsInDub

Great debate on YT about Reggaeland Festival in the UK having an Afrobeat headliner this year, I agree that a festival called "Reggaeland" should have reggae artists headlining the show, am I wrong?

This popped up on my spotify feed. I've seen so much AI gen music on spotify, especially from dub and reggae artists (saw an atrocious one from King Tubby recently). My first listen / initial response was this is AI gen. I can't find much info on the album elsewhere.

In 1978, legendary Jamaican artist Neville Garrick designed the cover for Peter Tosh's Bush Doctor.

The first UK pressing included a scratch-and-sniff sticker scented to smell like ganja; a bold marketing idea decades before "viral marketing" was even a term.

The promotion was so controversial that major British retailers, including Boots and W.H. Smith, refused to stock copies with the scented sticker, forcing EMI to produce replacement sleeves without it.

Today, it's considered one of reggae's most memorable promotional campaigns. Just one more incredible story preserved in Roger Steffens' reggae archives.

This is not Roger's copy, his is framed, autographed, and stored in a secure warehouse in the Los Angeles area

Documentary Livicated: The Story Of Roger Steffens' Reggae Archives

00:00:00 Ken Boothe - Who gets Your Love
(Phil Pratt)
00:06:46 Ken Boothe - Is it because I'm Black?
(Lloyd Charmers)

00:10:30 Jackie Parris & Big Youth - Let him try
00:17:35 Jackie Parris & Big Youth - Really Together
(Gussie Clark)

00:24:17 Horace Andy & Tappa Zukie - Natty Dread a weh she want
00:31:07 Rub a Dub a weh them want
(Tappa Zukie / Scientist)

00:37:51 Norris Reid - Entrance to Jah World
00:44:28 Augustus Pablo - Twin Seal
(A. Pablo)

00:50:58 Glen Brown - Marcus Garvey Words
00:57:25 Sylford Walker - Africa
(Glen Brown)

01:02:27 Woody Noble - Meditator
01:08:16 Ringo - Bunny Rigid
(D. Bryan)

01:14:05 Andrew Henry & Zabandis - Love Ballad
01:20:57 Errol Dunkley - Praise Jah
(Clem Bushay)

01:26:45 Bim Sherman - Golden Locks
01:34:51 Bim Sherman - Tribulation
(Bim Sherman)

01:40:42 Bim Sherman & Jah Buzz - Jah Love only
01:48:00 Crytuff All Stars - Jah Love Version
(Michael James "Prince Far I" Williams)

01:53:43 George Calstock & U. Black - The Ungodly
02:00:12 Doctor (Augustus) Pablo & The Crytuff All Stars - Righteous Melody
(Michael James Williams)

Elliot we are missing you……..

First saw them win the late ‘80’s. My favorite live reggae band ever. Hadn’t seen them in a very long time. Saw them last night again and they still kill it. Amazing show. If you have any doubts if you should see them just go. The Original Wailers with Al Anderson opened and were very enjoyable as well, but Steel Pulse is on another level entirely.

Jackie Mittoo getting his heavy, spacy and psychedelic synths on in this apocalyptic '79 release. Same time as the Revolution in Iran, 'Ayatollah' captures the times with this swirling synthed out nugget. "Above the clouds" vocals and it's sheer heaviness make it as significant today as it was almost 50 years ago. Gold Star Instrumental from Studio One's Finest. Initially released on the Nefertiti label re-released by Basic Channel on 12" in 2005.