Junior Delgado Tribute - Incredible Music

Junior Delgado's Incredible Music

RastFM #LoveReggaeMusic Show #57 22/09/18

Remembering the mighty, the one and only Jux Delgado. From his early sides for the likes of Ethnic Fight, Observer, Black Ark & Rupie Edwards, solo or with vocal groups Time Unlimited & the Heaven Singers, through the classic Rockers, DEB & Incredible Jux releases to his superb later works with Fashion and Adrien Sherwood of On-U Sound. 

 

Some serious dubs by Prince Jammy, Sly & Robbie, Augustus Pablo and Lee Perry plus a few deejay versions and a couple of duets. Essentially a roots reggae mix we also venture onto some of his biggest lovers and dancehall hits later on. Surprise crossover collaborations with Naked Funk, Sofa Surfers and the Jungle Brothers.

This ya one free from sirens, fog horns & other dangerous sonic interferance lol back2basics

I was privilaged to see Jux with Pablo at Leeds University on the Raggamuffin Year tour in '88 - one of the best nights ever! The place was ram and both artists were on fire as were the very youthful Yami Bolo & White Mice who opened the show.

 

Continuous mix. Total 3hrs

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Roots-Dancehall Selections Vol. 2

Roots-Dancehall Selections Volume 2 (1978-84)
Don Carlos & Idren



RastFM #LoveReggaeMusic Show 19
21/10/2017 
 More classic roots and roots-dancehall hit tunes and rarities in a 12'' discomix style with deejay cuts and dub versions. Roots Radics predominant with nuff Junjo Lawes, Sly & Robbie and Prince Jammy productions amongst others. The start of the 1980s was an exceptionally good, creative period for reggae music. The move towards a more dancehall-friendly (and less militant) sound began late in the 70s and borrowed heavily from the traditions and rhythms of rocksteady of over a decade earlier.
Continuous mix. Total 157 minutes. Repost..

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I've added a few 12'' rips to the rar files by Lion Youth, the Mighty Diamonds, Jah Thomas  & Gregory Isaacs from 1981-82.

 

Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1981

 

Finally re-upping some more old mixes - back by popular demand - Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1981. Roots-dancehall carry the swing, led by the Roots Radics at Volcano & Thompson Sound. The usual Y-2-Y format - vocal, dubwise and deejay cuts. 

Riddim like the Back Off, Who No Waan Come, Catch Dem Jah Jah, Follow Fashion and Trials & Crosses  (Linval Thompson) Another One Bites The Dust, Shank I Sheck, Gunman, Rope In and Heavenless (Junjo Lawes) and Hugh Mundell's Pop No Style (Rockers) and many more.... Engineering and dubs by Scientist, Barnabas and King Tubby. Riddims from The Roots Radics, Rockers All-Stars, Sly & Robbie and The Rebel Regulars.

Continuous mix. Total 158 minutes. Repost...

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Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1982

I'm slowly getting round to re-upping these year-to-year mixes one by one. Year 2 Year 12'' Discomix Collection 1982. '82 is pure dancehall business. Vocal and dubwise. This year new producers come through, man like Toyan and Ranking Dread. Little John and Triston Palmer represent a new generation of singers.

Riddim like Rootsman Skanking, Big Ship & Do You Remember (prod. Linval Thompson), Shut Up (Ranking Dread), Heptones Gonna Fight & Answer (Clive Jarrett), Boom Him Up Now, Cuss Cuss, Just Talking, Fat She Fat, Heavenless & Real Rock, (Volcano), I Will Never leave My Love, Bushman Connection, Janet Sinclair & Itie Titie Girl (Toyan), Joker Smoker & Joker Lover (Jah Thomas), Dancehall Stylee (Al Campbell),  Taxi & Full Up (Lloyd Campbell).

Rhythm tracks from The Roots Radics, Family Man, The Taxi Gang, Reggae Regular, Hi-Times, The Rhythm Roulettes, The Congos and I-nity Rockers. Engineering and dubs by Scientist, Mad Professor, Errol Thompson, Ranking Dread and Soldgie.

Continuous mix. Total 159 minutes.

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Roots-Dancehall Selections Vol. 2 - Don Carlos & Idren

Roots-Dancehall Selections Volume 2 (1978-84)
Don Carlos & Idren



 More classic roots and roots-dancehall hit tunes and rarities inna 12'' discomix style with deejay cuts and dub versions. Roots Radics predominant with nuff Junjo Lawes, Sly & Robbie and Prince Jammy productions among many others. In many ways the start of the 1980s was an exceptionally good, creative period for reggae music. The move towards a more dancehall-friendly (and less militant) sound began late in the 70s and borrowed heavily from the traditions and rhythms of rocksteady of over a decade earlier.
Continuous mix. Total 157 minutes. Repost..

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I've added a few 12'' rips by Lion Youth, the Mighty Diamonds, Jah Thomas  & Gregory Isaacs from 1981-82.

DJ Herbal T presents... Dedicated To You - Mid-80s Dancehall Mixtape

DJ Herbal T & Vineyard Sound System... Dedicated To You. Selekta Herbal T spins some more serious vinyl on this ruffneck mixtape of mid-eighties dancehall selections. Keeps it tight with a good balance of singers and deejays.

Xtra-large riddim like Tonight (Youth Promotion), He Prayed, Heavenless, Full Up & Answer (Midnight Rock), Tempo & Fever (Firehouse), Mad Mad (Signet), Heavenless (Powerhouse), Revolution (Jah Screw), Harry J's Sleng Teng/Computer (Sunset) Solomon and a serious excursion on Junjo's cut of the Mad Mad/Diseases (Volcano). 

Continuous mix. 65 minutes.

Thanks again for the uploads Herbal... Bless.