To my surprise, I got a double hit when I found out that Mr. Bailey was going to be my guest. Junior Bailey is the original guitarist of the Fab 5 Band.

I had spoken to Grub Cooper, drummer, also an original member, a few weeks before. Hope you enjoy the conversation.

This Sunday evening felt very special, As the rain pours, it provided the background for this conversation with not only a living legend in reggae music but also the father of Dj super star, Lady G, Ken Fyffe. Mr. Fyffe as been affectionately known as Cremo, Bassie and what he likes to be called, Talah or Talash.  He spoke about the three different groups that he has been a member of, namely, The Sparkles, The Eternals, Cornell Campbell And The Eternals and last but not least, The Congos.

Owen Dalhouse is the founder and drummer of the Riddim Kings Band. He is now embarking on a solo project of which he gave me  the opportunity to premiere his new single, Heal The Soul Of America.  Our conversation was too brief  but very enlightening.

This episode pays tribute to one of Jamaica's reggae icons in the form of Toots Hibbert of Toots and The Maytals.  Few people can speak with authority about who Toots was as a person. Denroy Morgan knew Toots from childhood.

Junior Blair is a pioneer in the radio business in Florida. He is one of the radio personalities that brought reggae to South Florida. However this conversation was about Dobby Dobson who he knew and even recorded a few tracks for him.

I was delighted to have this conversation with my old friend,  Glen Washington, after many moons. His music has spanned the globe and his voice has thrilled many a hearts. we talked about where it all started and about his new album, I'm Livin Well as well as his up coming projects.

This was indeed a pivotal moment in my radio career, speaking with Mr. Denroy Morgan. He is not only an icon in the music business, he is also a innovator and a great father to have created a growing legacy in Morgan Heritage Band and more. We discussed his introduction to music and his present endeavors.

On this edition of The Conscious show, I was honored to have a discussion with the exceptional, Grub Cooper of The Fab 5 Band. His knowledge and experience as a reggae Veteran, makes me humbled  to be able to speak with a legend.

The pleasure and the honor was all mine when I got the chance to speak with a member of the first known female group in Jamaica. Bobbeth Robinson of The Soulettes is my guest.