GO FEET! Radio#88 Downtown Special

GO FEET! Radio presents ...
DOWNTOWN SPECIAL

Episode 88, 16 June 2010

1. Mr T Bone - Heroes
((((Marcus of The Native Sons shares all about the Unity with a Cause fundraiser concert for Te Hamua Nikora))))
2. Natty King and David Levi - Kings Highway
3. Barrington Levy - Shine Eye Gal
4. Bob Marley and the Wailers - Soul Almighty
5. Caroloregians - Chicken Crap
6. The Underbelly feat. Roxie Ray - I Can't Live without You
7. Agustus Pablo meets Lee Perry and The Wailers - Don't Rock My Boat
8. Denis Brown - Africa
9. The Congos - Thief is in the Vineyard
10. Dennis Alcapone - Cassius Clay
11. Peter Tosh and U Roy - Rightful Ruler
12. 10ft Ganja Plant - The Sundance Kid
13. Sparrow Martin - Revolution Rock
14. Alton Ellis - Well Run Dry
15. Tenor Saw and Buju Banton - Ring the Alarm
16. Larry Marshall - I've got to make it
17. Dr Ring Ding and the Senior Allstars - Call 89
18. Pressure Cooker - Burning Fence
19. The Israelites - I Know A Place
20. Rico Rodriguez - Reggae Magnet
21. Jamaica 69 - Sexy Reggae

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GO FEET! Radio#87 Funky Kingston

GO FEET! Radio presents ...
Funky Kingston
Episode 87, 9 June 10

1. Toots and the Maytals - Funky Kingston
2. Nicodemus - Bone Connection
3. Pressure Cooker - DJ Tribute (LIVE in Laconia)
4. Snypa Levi - Country Living [NZ]
5. Snypa Levi - Rasta ... be Militant [NZ]
6. Zion Hill - Can You Feel It [NZ]
7. The Native Sons - Hand In Hand [NZ]
8. NRG Rising - Sway [NZ]
9. Rude Rich and the High Notes - Money Worries
10. Tommy Tornado with Rico Rodriguez - Ruff and Tuff
11. The Specials - Conquering Ruler
12. The Allentons - Dub in a Minute
13. Carl Dawkins and The Wailers - Cloud Nine
14. Ray Lugo's L.E.S Express feat. Roxie Ray - Love Me Good [RecordKicks]
15. The Pioneers - Papa Was a Rolling Stone
16. Tomorrow's Children - WAR
17. The Underbelly feat. Roxie Ray - I Keep Heading On [RecordKicks]
18. Guiuliano Palma and The BlueBeaters - The Marvin Boogaloo
19. Sierra Leon's Refugee Allstars - Living Stone

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GO FEET! Radio#84 Rebel Souljahz and Jahstafai LIVE

GO FEET! Radio presents ...
Interview with Mikey of Rebel Souljahz and Jahstafai LIVE
Episode 84, 19 May 2010

1. Dubwise - Country Living Ridddim [NZ]
(((Interview with Mikey of Rebel Souljahz)))
2. Rebel Souljahz - Bring Back the Days
3. Rebel Souljahz - Slow Down (with Katchafire)
4. Rebel Souljahz - Be My Wife
5. Rebel Souljahz - I Do
6. Rebel Souljahz - She's Mine
7. Rebel Souljahz - Sweet Thang
8. Katchafire - Collie Herbsman (LIVE in Hawaii) [NZ]
9. The Black Seeds - Way the World (LIVE in Paris) [NZ]
(((Faith and Elliot from JAHSTAFAI)))
10. Jahstafai - Profit [NZ]
11. Jahstafai - Celebrate [NZ]
12. Porina - Live Life [NZ]
13. Jahstafai - Crystal Ball [NZ]
14. Four Tops & King Storm - Same Old Song
15. Roger Rivas remix of Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings- Keep On Looking
16. Ginjah - Happy Years [NZ]

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GO FEET! Radio# 83 This Is Managers

GO FEET! Radio presents ...
THIS IS MANAGERS: interview with Nick Brown
Episode 83, 12 May 2010

1. The Managers - RJ [NZ]
2. Managers - Terror Firma [NZ]
3. Dead Fools Fiesta - Blood Money [NZ]
4. Katchafire - J Dubb Remix [NZ]
5. The Managers - Ska Ha Ha [NZ]
6. Managers - Up in Arms [NZ]
7. Managers - Jealousy [NZ]
8. Cornerstone Roots - My Generation [NZ]
9. Rebel Souljahz - Don't Stop the Music [NZ]
10. The Black Seeds - Cool Me Down [NZ]
11. Royala - Soul Time [NZ]
12. Tahuna Breaks - Empower Me [NZ]

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RIP Sugar Minott

Veteran singer, songwriter, musician and producer Sugar Minott - born Lincoln Barrington Minott - from Kingston, Jamaica has been a driving force in pioneering the creation of reggae music. Contributing his indoctrination to the reggae music from growing up near a dancehall where some of the best sounds of the day used to play.

From this exposure he began to build a repertoire and entered talent contests like the Little Theatre Company. When finished school he began his journey in the music business selling records and playing in a sound named, Sound of Silence Keytone.

Sugar then started his own sound by the name of Black Roots which then led to the creation of Youthman Promotion.

In 1969 Sugar teamed up with Tony Tuff and Derrick Howard and formed the group the African Brothers. Tony was the lead singer and they recorded for Micron Music which was run by Mick Johnson and Ronny Burke of Sunsplash fame. The group then recorded for other producers from the likes of Keith Weston, Winston "Marrytone" Blake, Rupie Edwards and Coxsone Dodd. Some of the releases were "Lead us father", Mystery of nature", Party time" and"Righteous kingdom".
The group sprang up from the gathering at Delacree Rd. and Delamar Ave. corner, properly known as Tony Martin corner where many aspiring artists would mass. Due to strong cultural content of the lyrics the group did not receive the type of publicity it deserved so they all decided to pursue solo careers.

In 1974 Sugar teamed up with Ace producer Coxsone Dodd "Studio One". Bringing the label back to life after the loss of John Holt, Ken Boothe, and Alton Ellis to other studio's, His first hit for "studio One" was "Vanity" followed by "Mr DC", "House is not a Home" and "Hang on Natty", which led to his first solo album "Live Loving".

In 1979 he left Studio One to form his own label - "Black Roots" which led to the foundation of the Youth Promotion crew, recoding artist's like Little John, Triston Palmer, Barry Brown and Tony Tuff.

Youth Promotion started back in 1979, in the Maxfield park area of Kingston, Jamaica. Known as the Ghetto sound by the youths of the area. Started by Lincoln "Sugar" Minott the Veteran singer, songwriter, musician and producer. The sound system was the opportunity of the youths to be heard by the masses.

The Sound Youthman Promotion began to dominate the Dancehall scene by voiceing artist's like Junior Reid, Yami Bolo, Don Angelo, the lateTenor Saw, Nitty Gritty and Garnet Silk who did his first recording for the Black Roots Label. The list of Artists goes on - Tony Rebel, Colorman, Daddy Freddie, Johnny Osbourne, Steve "Shalom" Harper and many more.

Minott died on 10 July 2010 at the University Hospital of the West Indies in St. Andrew, after being admitted there earlier that day. The cause of death is yet to be announced. He had been affected by a heart condition since early 2009, and cancelled several performances in May 2010 due to chest pains.

Lynn Taitt (R.I.P.) tribute special – Thanks to Roots Rock Rebel podcast

Lynn Taitt (R.I.P.) tribute special – January 20th podcast

By Roots Rock Rebel

Roots Rock Rebel

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

10pm-12am

CKUT, 90.3FM, Montreal!

Greetings,
On January 20th, 2010, we received the sad news that legendary guitarist Lynn Taitt had passed away at his home just outside of Montreal. Lynn was a foundational artist in reggae music, often credited with creating many of the "bubbling" guitar styles that came to define rocksteady and reggae music. His guitar stylings can be found on many Jamaican classics,including recordings with the Skatalites, the Baba Brooks Band, and hisown band, Lynn Taitt and the Jets. He had been suffering from blood cancer for a few years, so his passing to a better place may come as a relief to some.

I'm happy that Lynn's own voice graced the airwaves on Roots Rock Rebelwhen we had him on for a very memorable interview during Black History Month in February 2007.
To pay tribute to Lynn Taitt on the show this week, we had the one and only Mossman come into the studio to select most of our playlist. Mossman was a good friend and collaborator of Lynn's, so in addition to dropping some beautiful tunes, we chatted a lot about his life. In addition, we had Lorraine Muller of the Kingpins and Les Hand claps come on the phone to talk about Lynn, as they had done a few projects together as well.
We hope you enjoy this week's podcast!
Until next week,Stay rude, stay rebel,RRR crew

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To download or listen to this week's podcast, visit:

http://secure.ckut.ca/cgi-bin/ckut-grid.pl?action=showaudio&show=wednesday,22:00

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Playlist – January 20, 2010

Lynn Taitt and the Boys – Storm warning

Lynn Taitt and the Baba Brooks band – Magnificent ska

Lynn Taitt and Earnest Ranglin – Felicia

Stranger and Patsy – When I call your name

The Wailers – Nice time

Lloyd and Glen – Rudies give up

Austin Faithful – Cry no more for me

Bob Marley – Burning inside

The Jamaicans – Cool night

Alva Lewis – Revelation

The Inventors – Food of love

Lynn Taitt – Alfred Hitchcock

Delroy Wilson – I want to love you

Delroy Wilson – I was lonely

Scotty – Draw your brakes

Big Youth – Cool breeze

Phyllis Dillon – Perfidia

Derrick Harriott – Do I worry

Dawn Penn – Blue yes blue

Desmond Dekker – 007 (Shanty town)

John Holt – I'm going to wear you to the ball

The Gaylads – It's hard to confess

Romeo and the emotions – I don't want to let you go

Max Romeo – Put me in the mood

The Kingpins – Johnny Rocksteady

The Kingpins – Last train to Expo '67

Prince Buster Allstars – untitled

Lynn Taitt – Stepping up

Prince Buster – All my loving

The Ethiopians – Train to skaville

The Tenors – Cleopatra

John Holt and the Heptones – Let's build our dreams

The Wailers – Pound get a blow

Ken Boothe – Say you

Lynn Taitt and Tommy McCook – Spanish Eyes

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GO FEET! Radio #66 - We Need Love and Peace

We Need Love and Peace - 13 January 2010

1. Ruder Than You - Meet the Beat
2. Ruder Than You - Philly Stylee
3. Ruder Than You - Pussy Cat's Revenge
4. Apollo 10 - J.R.S.C
5. Derrick Morgan - Conquering Ruler
6. Ziggy Marley - Ziggy Says
7. Ziggy Marley with Willie Nelson - This Train
8. Ziggy Marley with Elizabeth Mitchell - Wings of an Eagle
9. Bob Marley (B is for Bob) - Small Axe
10. Sly and Robbie - The Dub of Gold
11. Richie Rude and the High notes - Down by the Water (Dub)
12. Count Machuki - More Scorcha
13. Dave Hillyard and the Rocksteady 7 - Peace
14. Johnny Osborne - We Need Love
15. Mayer Hawthorne and the County - Just Ain't Gonna Work Out
16. Eli Paperboy Reed and the True Loves - The Satisfier
17. The Black Seeds - Year of the Pig [NZ]

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GO FEET! Radio #64 Cool Rasta feat. Joe Jurgensen of Jahcoustic

GO FEET! Radio #64 Cool Rasta feat. Joe Jurgensen of Jahcoustic - 30 Dec 2009

Although coming in at last place for 2009, this episode features some winning tunes from number one bands. I play part of an interview that Allen did with Joe Jurgensen of the band Jahcoustic.

You can download the full interview with Joe Jurgensen here: Full Interview Download Link.

Stay tuned in 2010 for a huge New Zealand Music package competition, a series of interviews with Brian Keyo of http://www.tallawah.com/ and new albums from New Zealand Ska and Reggae bands.

1. Horace Andy – It’s Gonna Be Dread
2. FC Apatride – War Party
3. Nico Royale – Forever
4. Snypa Levi – Come Away [NZ]
5. Raz Bin Sam – World Gone Mad
Interview by Allen with Joe Jurgensen
Bob Marley – Time will Tell / Rastaman Chant
Sublime – 54-46 Was My Number
Herbs – Dragons and Demons [NZ]
Jahcoustic – Jah Believe
6. Heptones – Cool Rasta
7. The Overtakers – Mr DJ
8. U-Roy meets King Tubby – Jump For Joy
9. The Aggrovators – A Nice Dub
10. Atshushi and the Moisties- Kingsland the Great
11. Lord Tanamo and Dr Ring Ding and the Senior All Stars – I Had a Dream
12. The Billy Sentris Ska Rocksteady – Cerita Bersamanya
13. The Skatalites – Ska Ska Ska

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