A Sunday I&I afternoon Reggae Soundclash in which I share some of my favorite reggae records. Jah Rastafari Respect.

.1- I&I survive dub-Bad Brains 2-Chant down Babylon-Bob Marley 3-Limb by Limb- Cutty Ranks 4-Don Dada/Ghetto Red Hot -Supa Cat 5-Here I come-Barrington Levy 6-Do the Reggay-Toots and the Maytals 7-Marcus Garvey-Burning Spear 8-One Blood-JR Ried 9-Complaint-Buju and Garnett Silk 10-Roller Skates-Steel Pulse 11-Stepping Razor-Peter Tosh 12-Bandelro-Pinchers 13-Wa do dem-Eek A Mouse 14-Nobody Move-Yellowman 15-Uptown top ranking-Alerhea and Donna 16-who seh ne dun-Cutty Ranks 17-Them Belly Full-Bob 18-Hills and Valleys-Buju 19-Murderer-Barrington Levy 20-Night Nurse-Gregory Issacs 21-Sound boy killing-Mega Banton 22-Ring the alarm-Tenor Saw 23-Cool Breeze-Big Youth 24-World a music-INI Kamoze 25-Youth dem cold-Richie Spice 26-Chase the devil-Max Romeo 27-Rudy,a message to you-Dandy Livingstone 28-You can get it if you really want it-Jimmy Cliff 29-Westbound train-Dennis Brown 30-Pressure drop-Toots 31-007-Desmond Decker 32-Rivers of Babylon-The Melodians 33-What does it take-Alton Ellis 34-Bonifide Love-Buju 35- it’s a pity-Tanya Stephen’s 

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Live from the heart of the Galil Mountains on 105.3FM, this is more than just a radio show—it’s a sonic journey through time, culture, and sound. Hosted by a native New Yorker who cut his teeth spinning records in the city’s underground scenes of hip hop, reggae, dub, punk, and dancehall. He now has relocated to the mountains of Northern Israel to bring this knowledge of music to everyone in earshot.
We dig deep into the record crates telling the stories behind the music that shaped generations and putting some stank on it in the process. Each episode weaves a tapestry of genres, connecting the past and present like an old school cassette mixtape with special guest appearances from kindred spirits like Uncle Siris’ daughter, Soso, and the Silent Bob of of the DJ world, Mixmaster DJ Milkweed.

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