Archive for Alborosie

Jah Works Radio 11/4/11

Posted in Downloads, Podcasts, Radio Shows with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , on November 5, 2011 by jahworksradio

We get started this week in a roots wise foundation with tunes from Bunny Wailer, King Tubby, Sugar Minott, Lacksley Castell, Junior Delahaye, Barry Brown and The Gladiators.  Next up is a whole heap of modern roots, featuring the new artist Zion, Ras Elroy, Kimberly Ann, J Boog, Alborosie and Jr. Reid.  Also featured this week is a riddim mix of the Cruising Altitude Riddim, one of my favorite riddims from the last couple years, and big tunes from Burro Banton, Sizzla, Luciano, Ranking Joe and Michael Rose, Abijah, The Mighty Diamonds, Alpha Blondy and more.  Until next week, Jah bless…

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Jah Works Radio 7/15/11

Posted in Downloads, Podcasts, Radio Shows with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , on July 16, 2011 by jahworksradio

Burning Spear, a true living legend, is featured in a big way on this weeks show, with a set of some his best tunes mid way through the show.  Other classics this week come in from Dennis Brown, Freddie McGregor, Cornell Campbell and Sonya Spence.  New tunes this week include some niceness from Midnite, Stephen Marley and Spragga Benz, Troy Anthony and Alborosie.  Coming in at just over an hour, this weeks show is shorter than the normal 2 hours, but fire nonetheless.  All comments, questions and requests for next week’s show can be sent to jahworksradio@gmail.com.
Bless.

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Playlist available here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?hl=en_US&hl=en_US&key=0Ar02PBqpy_eTdFNMNXRyM1MySi1qQmNJVktHTzRsS1E&output=html

Jah Works Radio 7/8/11

Posted in Downloads, Podcasts, Radio Shows with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , on July 9, 2011 by jahworksradio

Starting off the show we listen to a couple tracks off of Alborosie’s new album, 2 Times Revolution.  Other new tunes this week come in from Stevie Face, Ricardo Clarke, Sizzla, Gappy Ranks and Delly Ranx.  Plenty of roots selections this week, featuring Freddie McKay, Barry Brown, Mikey Dread, Earth & Stone, and many more.  Also included in this weeks show is some very powerful and unique word, sound and power from Benjamin Zephaniah, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Midnite, and Mumia Abu Jamal.   Upful vibes. 

Click here to listen to the show or right click and “save target as” to download the show: http://www.archive.org/download/D-ROJahWorksRadio7_8_11/JahWorksRadio7_8_11.mp3

Playlist available here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ar02PBqpy_eTdHJjeFJ3dk42ZUdSV1NEYTBscEZKYXc&hl=en_US

Jah Works Radio 3/10/11

Posted in Downloads, Podcasts, Radio Shows with tags , , , , , , , on March 11, 2011 by jahworksradio

We start this week with new tunes from Alborosie, Anthony B, Jr. Reid and Wayne Marshall.  The O.M.G. Riddim is also featured with tunes from DaVille and Busy Signal.  Also included in this weeks show is music from Sanchez, Garnet Silk, and an EXTENDED roots set with Lacksley Castell, The Viceroys, Twinkle Brothers, Errol Walker, Barry Brown, and Vernon Buckley among others.

Upful vibes to the massive!

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Playlist available here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?hl=en&hl=en&key=0Ar02PBqpy_eTdDd2bERVSW1ueERHdGlHcTJETjNBVlE&output=html

Alborosie – Dub Clash (Review)

Posted in Reviews with tags , , , on December 8, 2010 by jahworksradio

A lot of reggae fans look at the mid to late 1970s era as the “heyday” of reggae music, especially when speaking of dub reggae.  Whether you agree with this or not, that period of time certainly has a very distinct sound and FEEL to it, that for the most part has not been duplicated.  I would say Alborosie, with his new album “Dub Clash”, comes as close as anyone to creating a sound reminiscent of this era.  Using all vintage effects (Roland Space Echo, Multivox delay, etc.) and very rootsy riddims, many tracks from this album sound like they could be B Side dubs from King Tubby himself.  This is not surprising, since Alborosie has ranked the King as one of his greatest musical influences (the intro track is a “Tribute to the King”).  That said, Alborosie definitely has his own unique style and really shines on this album as producer, musician (he plays drums, guitar, keyboard, and percussion), and dub engineer.  Wicked from start to finish, “Dub Clash” features dubs of some of Alborosie’s popular tunes like “Kingston Town”, “No Cocaine”, “Baltimore” with The Tamlins, as well as some unique dub specials. 

“Marcus Dub” was featured on last weeks edition of the Jah Works Radio Show (12/3/10), and more tunes will be heard in upcoming weeks.  Keep it locked!