
Supercat 19802s and 902s Segment Playlist Zion Gate - Culture Forty Leg Dread - Prince Mohammed Bad Boy Posse - Robert French Meet Me By The River - Robert French Entertainment - Tristan Palmer Your Love Got A Hold On Me - Dennis Brown Friday Night Jamboree - Jah Thomas Can't Test Highlanda (Talk About Dub) - Wayne Wonder Ice Cream Love - [...]

Hey Jude was the B-Side to the 1968 single Revolution by The Beatles. This single was the Beatles first release on the Apple label. Originally titled Hey Jules, the song was written by Paul McCartney in reference to John Lennon's son Julian. One of my favorite online Beatles resources is Alan W. Pollack's site, click here to read all the musical (and other) information you would ever want to know about Hey Jude. The Contestants: Leading off this week we've got The Derek [...]

December was definitely a slow month for me, working a lot, listening to all kind of music but only a few really stroked me. So I skipped my monthly top 10 having only 4 tracks I really liked came NYE. January was more exciting. So here's a melting pot of songs I really liked recently that will make it up for both December and January! Enjoy! And if you want me to remove one of this track, just email me and don't go all blogger on me ===>>> Previous Tops: NOV , OCT [...]

Nick Cave put his own spin on the oft recorded story about Lee "Stag Lee" Shelton, and called his take "Stagger Lee", on the classic 1996 album Murder Ballads . I say "his take" because other recordings have various versions of the name (and details) likely due to the story spreading across the US orally in the late 1800's (Stagolee, Stack O' Lee, Stackerlee, Stackoo Lee, Stack O' Dollars, etc. are some of the examples used by artists over the years). After listening to quite a few versions of this story in song, [...]

Today we have a special treat, Iron DJ proudly presents an exclusive live mix tape recording. Featuring the works of Barry Brown, Big Joe, Bim Sherman, Clive Field Marshall, Ernest Ranglin, Full Experience, Horace Andy, I-Roy, John Holt, Johnny Osbourne, Lee Perry, and Tenor Saw. If you are a fan of roots reggae and dancehall you are sure to enjoy this mix. Kapgun - R00T$ Rock Inna Dancehall IRON DJ / DWNLD MP3 / VOTE [...]

Various Artists - Rewind & Come Again label: Greensleeves year: 2007 side 1a: Johnny Osbourne - Fally Ranking side 1b: Black Uhuru - I Love King Selassie www.myspace.com/blackuhuru side 2a: Wailing Souls - Firehouse Rock side 2b: Michael Prophet - Gunman www.thewailingsouls.net side 3a: Eek-A-Mouse - Wa-Do-Dem side 3b: Yellowman - Mr. Chin www.myspace.com/officialeekamo use | www.myspace.com/kingyellowman side 4a: John Holt - Police in Helicopter side 4b: Barrington Levy - Don't Fuss Nor Fight [...]

Musical legends Frankie Paul and John Holt join Beres Hammond on stage at the 12th Annual JAMROCK Reggae Fest! Come seeFrankie "Dancehall" Paul, the father of Rock Steady, John Holt along with the originator of Lover's Rock, Beres Hammond, all on one stage. Newly added acts are Culture featuring Kenyatta Hill and Lenya Wilks along with Natural Blacks . This classic lineup is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser with phenomenal performances at the Westchester County Center in White [...]
The Heptones' Leroy Sibbles touched more than the majority of Studio One's hit songs, whether in his own band or as the obfuscated group of studio musicians known variously as Sound Dimension or the Soul Investigators or as the man who played the bass on classics by the Abyssinians or Dennis Brown. He will be leading the Lions at Dub Club tonight. This interview by Chris Ziegler.

This weekend the 54th Eurovision Song Contest ( Concours Eurovision de la Chanson ) takes place in Moscow, Russia ( la Russie ). Ireland ( l'Irlande ) is one of 42 countries that will compete in this year's competition. It has always been more about style over substance and has become, in recent years, more about politics than entertainment. The rules of the competition state that each act can have no more than six members on stage during their performance. That's one trophy that Manchester United won't win this year. C'est ci bon ! The first nine [...]

Everything is coming up Love... John Holt: In the Springtime (a double-shot of Holt to kick start the season) The Paragons: The Tide Is High

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS VERSION MUCH BETTER THAN MARVIN GAYE'S. DON'T GET ME WRONG I LOVE MARVIN'S VERSION, BUT JOHN HOLT PUTS THAT IRIE VIBE ON YOU. JOHN HOLT - FOR THE LOVE YOU 1975
7 Means of Movement: Interlude 6, Helicopters Gambell Village Eskimo Singers, Rise Up Helicopter, Like a Bird. XTC, Helicopter. Kumiko Ishizaka (Pink Capsule), Helicopter. John Holt, Police in Helicopter The Handsome Family, When That Helicopter Comes. Swell Maps, The Helicopter Spies. Deep Blue, The Helicopter Tune. Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Isle of View (Music For Helicopter Pilots). An Army

The life history of a parasite seems simple enough: get inside host, reproduce, get inside new host, repeat. Sometimes simple strategies are effective. The virus for the common cold causes its host to cough and project new viruses into the environment. Other strategies add a level of complexity with an intermediary host. The beef tapeworm begins in a cow, but spends its reproductive life in a mammal that has eaten infected beef. Others go a step further and employ mind control. There are examples of mind-controlling parasites from all over the animal kingdom, [...]
LOW YO YO STUFF Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band 1972 Available on : The Spotlight Kid/Clear Spot Reprise : 1999 [Buy It] HOT STUFF The Rolling Stones Black and Blue Virgin : 1976 [Buy It] YOU THINK YOU'RE HOT STUFF Jean Knight Mr. Big Stuff Stax : 1971 [Buy It] SISTER BIG STUFF John Holt [...]

I Will John Holt 1000 Volts of Holt Trojan Records : 1987 [ Listen ] [ Buy ] Aquarius Common Electric Circus MCA : 2002 [ Listen ] [ Buy ] Footin' It George Benson Shape of Things to Come A & M Records : 1968 [ Listen ] [ Buy ] Train Buddy Miles Expressway [...]

"It was Bob Marley who made reggae into an international phenomenon. In the wake of his success in the 1970s came a host of other names, and it wasn't long before reggae became an established genre of music. But reggae was simply the growth, the development, of what had been happening in Jamaican music.Beginning with ska, and then rock steady, the loudest island in the world had declared its real musical independence, and had already made an imprint on the world, albeit a small one." Rest the rest here . [...]