SOUNDS OF THE CARIBBEAN - Hosted By Selecta Jerry

SOUNDS OF THE CARIBBEAN - Hosted By Selecta Jerry

2:00pm to 6:00pm (EST) via 88.9FM

http://www.selectajerry.podbean.com

Peter Tosh – Equal Rights – Equal Rights: Legacy Edition – Sony

Tony Tuff – Give Thanks & Praise – How Long – Shaka Music

Mighty Diamonds – Morgan The Pirate – Reggae Anthology: The Mighty Diamonds Pass The Knowldege – VP

Cornell Campbell Meets Soothsayers – Jah Jah Me No Born Yah/ Jah Jah Me No Born Yah Dub – Nothing Can Stop Us – Strut

Baba Brooks – Shank I Shek – Baba Brooks & His Band - CDR

Bob Marley & The Wailers – Lively Up Yourself – Songs Of Freedom – Tuff Gong

Vivian Jones – Who’s Gonna Get Caught – Virgo Stomach

Doctor Alimantado & The Rebels – Born For A Purpose/Reason For Living – Greensleeves

Naggo Morris & Prince Far I – Su Su Pon Rasta/Heavy Manners – Reggae Anthology: Joe Gibbs Scorchers From The Mighty Two – VP

Barrington Levy – Robin Hood  - Greensleeves

Damian Junior Gong Marley – Welcome To Jamrock – Welcome To Jamrock – Universal

Yellowman – Shorties – Reggae Anthology: Young Gifted & Yellow – VP

Freddie McGregor – Bobby Babylon – Hi Fashion Riddim – Stingray

Freddie McGregor & Gappy Ranks – Standing Strong – Hi Fashion Riddim – Stingray

Brigadier Jerry – Evil Plan – Hi Fashion Riddim – Stingray

Randy Valentine – Foundation – Bring Back The Love – Hemp Higher Productions

Cornell Campbell – Stars – Legend – Justice Records

Prince Jazzbo – Gal Boy I Roy – If Deejay Was Your Trade: The Dreads At King Tubby’s  – Blood & Fire

Prince Jazzbo  -Black Shadow – Dub Club Foundation Come Again – Stones Throw

Dub Club – Black Shadow Dub – Vol.2 Bubble Dub – Stones Throw

Chronixx – They Don’t Know – Lance A Lot

Christopher Ellis – Better Than Love – Ghetto Youths Intl.

Eljai – Machine Gun Love – Vpal

Gyptian feat. Angela Hunte – Vixen – Sex, Love, & Reggae - VP

Natty feat. Busy Signal & Alborosie – Change – Dub Rockers Vol.1 – VP

Lutan Fyah feat. Chronixx – Cyaaan Do We Nothing – Life Of A King – Grillaras Records

Dub Zone with Selecta Jerry: Dubwise and Local Reggae Happenings

RBC feat. Augustus Pablo & Tommy McCook – Java prince polo remix – Dub Rockers Vol. 1 – VP

Dubmatix – Black Market War Dub – Rebel Massive – Echo Beach

Manasseh & Earl 16 – Zion Dubbing – Dub Plate Style Vol.2 – Hammerbass

Slimmah Sound – Dub Soldier – Firm In Jah – Roots Tribe

Tuff Scout All Stars – Battling Dub – Tuff Scout

Tuff Scout All Stars – Push Push (West End Lane Version) – Tuff Scout

10 ft. Ganja Plant – Skycatcher – Skycatcher - ROIR

Johnny Osbourne – Give A Little Love – Greensleeves

Burning Spear – Trust/Trust Dub – Freeman Deluxe – Burning Music

Josey Wales – Hard Time – Dub Club Foundation Come Again – Stones Throw

Dub Club – Hard Time Dub – Vol.2 Bubble Dub – Stones Throw

Addis Pablo & The Suns Of Dub feat. Chronixx, Sizzla, Protoje, and Kabaka Pyramid  - Selassie Souljahz Vocal Dub Mix – Royal Order Music

Johnny Clarke – None Shall Escape The Judgement – Tighten Up: Trojan Reggae Classics  - Trojan

Chuck Fenda feat. Johnny Clarke – None Shall Escape – Jah Element – John John

Green Lion Crew feat. Chronixx – Life Over Death – Rough Road Riddim – Soul Of The Lion

Jahcoustix feat. Kabaka Pyramid – Don’t Shoot – Frequency – Irievibration Records

Tarrus Riley & Kabaka Pyramid – Fly Di Gate – Selassie I Way Riddim – Israel Records

Chronixx – Start A Fyah – Game Theory Riddim – Joshua Barlow

Chronixx – Alpha & Omega – Inna Rub A Dub Style Riddim – John John

Chronixx – Odd Ras – Digital Vibez Ent.

Chronixx – Prayer – Selassie I Way Riddim – Israel Records

Chronixx – Most I – Scriptures Riddim – Don Corleon

Chronixx – Smile Jamaica – Honey Pot Riddim – Silly Walks Discotheque

Chronixx – Aint No Giving In – Tropical Escape Riddim – Chimney Records

Chronixx – Here Comes Trouble – Rootsman Riddim – Overstand Entertainment

We Are One - Montreal International Reggae Festival at 10!

For Immediate Release

Thursday June 6^th, 2013 – Montreal, PQ  Canada

For the past ten years the Montreal International Reggae Festival (MIRF) has been steadfast in generating unity through music and on August 16, 17 and 18, 2013, this reggae rocking tradition continues at the Old Port of Montreal. To mark this milestone, the festival will open up with a series of workshops to include: journalist, writer and director, Hélène Lee, who will present her film “Le premier rasta” that is based on the life of Leonard Percival Howell; and historian/musicologist, Roger Steffans, well known for his fascinating presentations on Bob Marley.

Since its beginnings in 2003 and throughout the ten years, MIRF held fast to its aim to showcase pillars of international and Canadian based reggae music in all its variations; highlighting the unique global appeal of the reggae genre – and this year is no exception.

Here are the first headliners for our 10^th anniversary program:

Friday night features Morgan Heritage returning to MIRF after five years with their album, Here Comes the King. It is a pleasure to have ‘the royal family of reggae’ return. They also performed at the first production of MIRF.

Dubbed Dancehall Night, Saturday’s line-up includes Mr. Vegas who is no stranger to the MIRF stage. Returning by popular demand Vegas’ lyrical prowess thrust him in the category of international chart topper, as his hits like, Hot Wuk, Tek Wey Yuself and the more recent   album Sweet Jamaica with its blend of roots reggae and electrifying dancehall, continue to dominate airwaves and dancehalls.

In honoring the contribution of music and culture from Trinidad and Tobago, MIRF is delighted to present a dynamic trio - Kes (The Band). Leaders of the new soca, electro dancehall sound it has been argued that these three brothers: Kees, Hans and John Dieffenthaller could become successors to the throne of Machel Montano.

Shaggy is undoubtedly the main attraction for this night. The Grammy Award winning electrifying performer was first known for his hit, Oh Carolina. His catchy beats and lyrics, as in hits like It Wasn’t Me, Angel and the Grammy winning album, Boombastic, projected Shaggy to the level of being the only Jamaican artist to have an album go Platinum.

Sunday night is International Night with a roster that includes stalwarts Yellowman, Cocoa T and Freddie McGregor – all of whom have been creating memorable reggae tracks for more than 40 years. Head of the Big Ship label for about 25 years, Freddie McGregor recently released a new album, Freddie McGregor -Di Captain that includes several reggae classics re-visited.

Committed to the overarching theme “United Against Violence”, this year’s program continues to advance the reggae story with performers from all generations.  MIRF President, Eric Blagrove said, “We are pleased with our track record of bringing thousands of audiences together under the Reggae music banner and this year promises to be even greater as French and English; beginners and veterans perform styles that even go beyond the norms of fundamental reggae.”

As is customary the ambiance at the Old Port will be festive with: activities for children; Caribbean and other cuisine; artisan displays and vendors of all sorts.

Watch the video highlight here:  http://youtu.be/aMwa9hZqJjg?a 

 

Throwback Thursday! Ah Fih Fly Out Riddim

Greetings!

 

The first engine powered airplane to fly did

so in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina in 1903.

At the design of Orville and Wilbur Wright,

their patented 'flying machine' revolutionised

how we have come to know travel today!

 

Daddy Lizard recorded these famous words

in 1986:  Anyting mih say / unno say "haffi

fly out" / pon a British Airway / pon dih new

concord / we haffi fly out ...!  A popular expression 

after the release of this chune and riddim was

"foreign caan miss me!"

 

Produced by Winston Riley for the Techniques

label, Daddy's chune named the 'Ah Fi Fly

Out' riddim which was an immediate hit with

fans, as most were eager to 'fly out.'  Some

of the countries most travelled to were England,

the U.S. and Canada.  Despite what some

younger generation artists think, Artists travelled

to places like Japan and Germany regularly!

 

Trust me when I tell you, this is the type of

riddim to a 'buss' a dance if dropped at the right

time with the right speech!

 

Broadcasting at 320kbps, catch Daddy Lizard,

Sanchez, Flourgon and Courtney Melody on

the 'Ah Fih Fly Out' riddim here:  

 

Ah Fih Fly Out Riddim 

 

P.S.  Courtney Melody's chune "Bad Boy" was

featured on the recently released Winston Riley

Quintessential Techniques for the Reggae

Anthology series for VP Records.  If you don't

have this double disk, it's a must add to your

collection!

 

 

 

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