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Boss sounds abound. Don’t mess around. Every time, these guys put something new out – or apparently even just record some one-off takes – it seems like the world has righted itself. From LA to Brazil, don’t let this one sit on the shelf. It’s the reggae reggae for your ear hole.
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Over at thisarehome (an ongoing work of J-School shenanigans), travelers can find a mix of everything JA related. There’s a bit of dub, some dance-hall and even a dash of rock steady. Clocking in at over an hour, there’s no part of From Jamdown to Jamdown that’s gonna disappoint stoned enthusiasts.
01 – Harry Mundie – Full Dose Of Dub
02 – The Aggrolites – Burning Bush
03 – Clancy Eccles – Don’t Brag Don’t Boast
04 – King Django – Trying to Be Something
05 – The Jolly Boys – Build On The Rock
06 – Bim Sherman – Danger
07 – Derrick Harriott – The Undertaker
08 – Israel Vibration – Never Gonna Hurt Me Again
09 – Burning Spear – Man in the Hills
10 – Winston Wright & Rupie Edwards All Stars – Grandfathers Clock
11 – Bob Marley – Black …
The folks over at Dancing Mood and its affiliated sites have been brining in some new ska and reggae music for a while now. The fact that the genres aren’t necessarily propelling anyone to stardom hasn’t slowed its pace. And luckily enough, they’ve been kind enough to post the Roots Rock Rebel show from last week that features none other than Slackers’ guitarist Agent Jay. Tracklisting and link below. And thanks to jgarber for the pic…
Take a listen HERE.
TRACKLISTING:
The Pietasters – Without you
Stepper – Repeat offender
The Planet Smashers – Explosive (feat. Neville Staples)
Gross – Light of the moon
Ruben and the Diatones – Crucified
Roy Ellis – Skinheads dem a come
Pama International – Happenstance
The Slackers …
When released via Jump Up Records back in 2005, the Drastics’ Premonition was a part of the emerging American fascination in live dub that also included Dub is a Weapon as well as 10 Ft. Ganja Plant.
Today, the band’s still playing in and around Chicago. And in memorium of MJ’s passing, the ensemble posted MJ a Rocker (alt. link: HERE) on its website. The d/l’s comprised of MJ vocal cuts with the Drastics re-working his classics inna dub style. Cop it well.
PREVIOUSLY:
Aggrolites :: Reggae Hit L.A.
Return of the Rub-A-Dub Style Outtake (Exclusive)
Una Morgan of Morgan Heritage Debuts Solo Album
When did Nick Jr. become the hippest five hours in the entirety of television? And since when does my little brother fill me in on the latest from Of Montreal? I never should have quit babysitting, because apparently,all of the hip shit is coming out of Nick Jr.’s award winning children’s show, Yo Gabba Gabba! The show’s host, DJ Lance Rock, emcees a half hour of good times and good advice delivered by special guests. Co-created by Christian Jacobs (of the Aquabats), YGG! is definitely one of those shows that nails the type of absurdly surreal humor that appeals to both kids and adults (though surely for different reasons). Last season featured an all-star guest lineup, with Paper Rad, The Shins, The Aggrolites, Cornelius, Shiny Toy Guns, Supernova, Mark Mothersbaugh, Rahzel, The Postmarks, M
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