#REAL ROCK RIDDIM PINCHERS ORIGINAL UPDATE#
#REAL ROCK RIDDIM PINCHERS ORIGINAL FULL#

Looking back on a great year for roots reggae as the excitement builds around a new generation of conscious artists. Also featuring another highlight from Jahcoustix' excellent Frequency LP for IrieVibrations - Don't Shoot - alongside Raphael & Kabaka Pyramid. Chronixx still deh ya with Plant It (Special Delivery) and the hit Smile Jamaica for Silly Walks. Presenting three songs by singer King Mas who broke through in 2013 with some vital tunes and a good album, One Wish (Viral Records).В His World Go Round for Natures Way Ent. Mr Vegas bring on the Barrington Levy vibe with the irie Love Yourself (First Name) while deejay Tasha T mash down all informer on the Digital B cut (Rasvibe).

Tarrus, Chronixx & Kabaka vibe on the airy Rising Sun (Chinmey).

Lion D & Gappy Ranks do an excellent cover of the Carl Meeks classic.

#REAL ROCK RIDDIM PINCHERS ORIGINAL UPDATE#

Bizzarri look back to 1988-89 with their rollicking Laba Laba and an update of Redman's Weh Dem Fah.

#REAL ROCK RIDDIM PINCHERS ORIGINAL FULL#

Overstand records hold the roots corner with their crucial Militancy riddim featuring a full roster of current artists. Their respects with a brand new cut for Bombrush records. Mystikal Revolution and Tarrus team up with the man himself for the inspired Reggae Skanking while there's an excursion on the ragga infused Now That We Found LoveДЇrom 1995 featuring Sean Paul & Papa San (Black Scorpio). Capleton teams up with the band for the iley resonant Good Hearted People from 2010 and Lloyd Brown does a brilliant rendition of Prisoner In The Street (Cave). Third World lead the celebration with Livication To Bunny Rugs together with a relick of 96 Degrees taken from their great new album Under The Magic Sun - Preview it on Bandcamp - the story's still being told. Pivotal role in all that as well as continuing his solo work. Seeing them live on a big stage - just amazing! - and Bunny played a Up to a higher level and always brought an undiluted Message to the Grassroots reggae scene musically Third World have raised Jamaican music We were especially sad to hear aboutД«unny Rugs' passing early this year. Haunting melodica melodies courtesy of Pablove Black and Addis Pablo.ДЄ Tribute To Bunny Rugs. Winston Reedy's relick of his Cimarons hit Mother Earth (Mafia & Fluxy) is as relevant as ever. Conscious UK selection from Dawna Lee's Rebel Souls LP for Mikey Simpson's MCS Records (2001). Wordsmith King Mas hits us with another lyrical tour-de-force, Reflection, more food for thought. Iba Mahr & Droop Lion blaze up on the Diseases Rebirth (Sajay). Essential roots-dancehall selection Going Home from Larger Than Life Records. Chronixx lights up the Cultivator (Royal Order), Digital B's Islamabad (the superb Iyah Walk) and teams up with Protoje for the roots-rock-reggae hit Who Knows (Overstand/Winta James). Solid roots revival vibes for Bob Marley & The Wailer's Revolution riddim (Jahsolidrock & Cousins) and Glen Brown's No More Slaving (Island Life) featuring another great Jah Bouks tune - No Slave. Dubtonic Kru hold on still on the Tantrum (White Stone). We revisit the rocking Swing Heavy- Swing Easy (Bizzarri/Iration) with cuts by Lutan Fyah, Lion D and Turbulence. Chronixx vybesДЇor the excellent World under Siege (Roots Tribulation) while U Roy McGregor cover from the early 80s also (on Spiderman). Leads with the original Burning Spear classic. Old & new with cuts on the Studio 1 & Channel One

Riddim like the Water Pumping & Get A Lick (Prince Jammy), African Beat (Time 1), Heavenless (Black Roots), Gunman (Level Vibes), My Conversation & Real Rock (UK Bubblers), Hot Milk (Jah Screw/Ranking Joe), You Gonna Lose (Power House), Terrorists In The City (Thompson Sound), Bloodsuckers (FORM), Morgan The Pirate (Tappa Zukie), Roots & Culture (DATC).Д®vergreen rhythm track like the righteous Swell Headed. Tippa live this summer and bwoy, the man can toast fast still!! All the The Saxon UK fast chat style from Papa Levi & Tippa Irie. Ranking Joe, Lee Perry, Barrington Levy, Half Pint, Culture. Mighty Diamonds, Johnny Osbourne, Pablo Gad (I wore my 1st copy of theД«loodsuckers Showcase LP out!), Sugar Minott, Dennis Brown, Eek A Mouse, Of the time like Misty In Roots, Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Black Roots, They were greatДЇor hijacking stereos at sessions! Roots and dancehall tunes mostly fromДЄround 1983-85, some a little earlier. Second of two C90 mixes I originally did back in 1985.

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