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HOUSE OF REGGAE #20
DUBROOM PODCAST REVIEW |
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WWW, March 2008 - In his own particular
and hospitable way, our host invites us once
again for an hour of drum and bass driven niceness
in the Londonian "House of
Reggae". The 20th episode of his great edutainment
Podcast series is once again packed with
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Starting and ending with a track by Bob Andy,
episode #20 has almost everything Reggae in
between: rare tracks by Peter Tosh and the
Chantelll's Sam Bramwell, for example.
Contemporary times are included as well: we get to
listen to the vocal group TOK, and obviously the
DUBHEADS are not forgotten either.
As we are used, each track comes with
background information that will not only help us
to better understand just where the music we love
so much is coming from, it will actually help us
finding more music that we like as well.
Essential listening!
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PLAYLIST
01. Bob Andy - Unchained
02. Sam Bramwell - It A Go Dread Ina Babylon
03. The Revolutionaries - Dread Ina Dub
04. Fathead - Champion
05. The Fugitives with Jo Jo - Cantelope Rock
06. T.O.K. - Footprints
07. Peter Tosh & The Wailers - Amen
08. Tony Tuff - Ease Up Oppressors 12"
09. Earl 'Chinna' Smith - Homegrown
10. Ava Leigh - Over The Bridge
11. Jah Mali - Jah Works We Tek Up
12. Bob Andy - The Ghetto Stays In The Mind
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