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reggae (86) jazz (47) world (28) soul (25) electronica (10) hip hop (8)

Sep 27, 2020

Best Jamaican Riddims of all time




The “Riddim”, Jamaican Patois for rhythm, refers to the instrumental part of a reggae song. The most popular riddims from Jamaica have been re-used hundreds of times through the years in covers, live performances, and sampled by electronica and hip hop artists. Here are six Jamaican riddims that rocked the world. 
ansel collins stalag 17 trojan original riddims
tenor saw Ring the Alarm the story of jamaican music
sister nancy bam bam dancehall anthems
cornell campbell revenge of the gorgon cosmic force
scientist scientist stalag 17 trojan dub massive volume 2
Nitty Gritty good morning teacher selector's choice
echo sound system original style tempo va dizer
johnny osbourne what a la la mr bud bye
The Mighty Diamonds pass the kouchie pass the knowledge
musical youth pass the dutchie Anthology
rapper robert minister for ganja studio one rub a dub

Augustus Pablo curly locks the great pablo
junior byles curly locks the story of jamaican music
half pint if love is all right with yuo curly lox riddim
Sinead O'Connor curly locks throw down your arms
albert and the gladiators beautiful studio 1 7 inches
jacob miller curly locks big in jamaica
The Abyssinians Satta Massagana Satta Massagana
bernard collins satta me no born yah tree of satta
don carlos Satta Massagana wipe the wicked clean
norris reid silent satta give jah praises
los miticos del ritmo satta massa cumbia los miticos del ritmo
dillinger i saw e saw tree of satta
Augustus Pablo silent satta The Definitive Collection
dean fraser dahina pimps tree of satta


len allen junior white belly rat studio one rub a dub
don carlos stop fussing and fighting wipe the wicked clean
bad brains Leaving Babylon bad brains
tappa zukie rockers trojan rockers box set
Gregory Isaacs john public Greatist Hits
pablove black inner peace mr. music originally
sly and robbie unmetered taxi the unmetered taxi
sister nancy one two one two
Cornell Campbell malicious world fight against corruption
Sugar Minott are you ready are you ready 45
leroy smart she love it in the morning vintage classics
horace andy Prophecy prophecy 45
yellowman whine up you sexy them a mad over me

Sep 7, 2020

Jamaica Down Her Way: The Women of Reggae Special



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I am proud to announce a new collaboration between DJ’s Jazz Incognito, Selector B Steady, and the Nth degree called the Soul of Jamaica. Come join the Soul of Jamaica crew as we combine our collective crates and take over the airwaves to bring you the rarest and best in Jamaican Gold! 

Tune in for our kickoff show on the women of reggae. Women have played a crucial part in the creation and development of music in Jamaica, but all too often their role has been overshadowed in a male dominated industry. The Soul of Jamaica crew is here to raise those voices and show the vital contributions made by producers, singers, promoters, dancers and label owners. In this show we’ll be featuring elusive Jamaican jazz singer Sheila Rickards and a brand new documentary about her. 


Hour 1

Hortense Ellis - I'm Just a Girl 

The Tonettes - I'll give it to you

Diane Lawrence - Hound Dog 

Sister Nancy - Transport Connection

Jennifer Lara - Consider me

Jay Tees - Come to me

Sister Nancy - One Two

Ranking Ann - A slice of English toast

Sister Audrey - (If) I love you

Sister Carol - No way better than ya

Sister Carol - Womb-Man


Hour 2

Judy Mowatt - Black Woman (Ashandan)

Judy Mowatt - Black Woman Dub (Ashandan)

Della Humphrey - DreamLand (Studio One)

Angela Prince - No Bother With No Fuss (Studio One)

The Jay Tees - Forward To Jah (Studio One)

Brentford Rockers - Forward To Jah Dub (Studio One)

Ta Teacher Love - Oh Jah Come Disco (Randy's)

Novelette Barnett - Fire De A Town (Pottinger)

Novelette Barnett - Fire De A Town Dub (Pottinger)

Sonya Spence - Peace & Unity (Pottinger)

Stephanie Samuels - Africa We Want To Go (Channel One)

Sheila Rickards - Jamaican Fruit of African Roots Disco (Shella Records)

Joy White - Dread Out Deh (Campbell)

Ta Teacher Love - Roots Man Disco (Randy's)

Sonya Spence Unity Disco (Pottinger)

Carol Kalaphat - Africa Land Disco (Channel One)



Hour 3

Jeniffer Lara - Consider Me With Sound Dimention 1980 Studio One 7”
Charlotte - Banake 1987 RAS 12”
Millie Small- My Love and I 1970 Trojan Presents Boss Reggae Comp
Dorothy Russell - You're The One I Love 1973 Duke Reid  7”
No Bother with No Fuss -  Angela Prince 1986 Studio 1 12”
Hortence Ellis - You Done Me Wrong
Jennifer Lara - My Man (Studio 1 US 7)
Jennifer Lara - Tell Me Where (Studio 1 JA 7)
Jennifer Lara - I Am In Love (Studio 1 JA 7)
DJ Dawn and Ranking Queen s - Peace Truce Thing Studio One Discomix 12”
Marcia Griffiths - Feel Like Jumping (Coxsone JA 7)
Doreen Schaffer - Ain't Gonna Change My Mind (Studio1)
Doreen Schaffer - This Love (Studio 1 JA 7)