Reggae Stories

difficult to recommend budget titles for king tubby since most cd compilations and reissues are all full price. my pick of the reissues are:

"It's for you," shouted the man behind the counter, holding the telephone handset at arm's length toward me after having answered the call. "For me?" I echoed incredulously. "But nobody even knows I'm here!" I was standing in a shop, but not just any shop. This was a record shop. I dread to calculate how many thousand hours I must have spent in record shops over the last half-century, thumbing through vinyl. It started with my first record purchase in 1968, from Dykes Records in Camberley, of the novelty single 'Cinderella Rockefella', after it was performed on The Eammon Andrews Show. In the early 1970's, my first 'job' was helping during lunch breaks in the 'Recordwise' shop opposite my school in Egham where owner Adam Gibbs paid me in vinyl rather than cash. He taught me so much about the retail end of the music industry inside his huge, well stocked record shop, while my classmates were otherwise occupied feeding their pocket money into a nearby café's pinball machines.

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Music I've been listening to again and again and again

My emotions, pain, love life, struggles, heartbreaks and inspirational words for others all wrapped together in this poetry book.

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31 March 1990 was the memorable day when London's first licensed [South London community of interest] black music station, 'Choice 96.9 FM', arrived on-air. Until then, the availability of black music on legal radio had been limited to a handful of specialist music shows, even though about half of the singles sales chart was filled with black music. The decision by then regulator the Independent Broadcasting Authority [IBA] to license a London black music station was part of a huge government 'carrot and stick' campaign to rid the country of pirate radio. On the one hand, new draconian laws had been introduced that made it a criminal offence even to wear a pirate radio tee-shirt or display a pirate radio car sticker. On the other hand, the establishment knew that some kind of olive branch had to be offered to the pirate stations and their large, loyal listenership.

"Bob Marley has died!" I exclaimed. Having switched on the car radio before starting the engine, one of Marley's songs was playing on John Peel's 'BBC Radio One' ten-to-midnight show. I knew immediately what that meant. Peel was a longtime reggae fan, though I had not heard him play a Marley track for years. There was no need to await Peel's voice announcing the sad news. I had read that Marley was ill but had not understood the terminal gravity of his health.

Morant Bay, St. Thomas artist. As the entertainer my job is to entertains the crowd. This is my music career.

21 y/o Nia is in for a run for her heart. Having been destryed by love she is determined not to let anyone else in that is until she meets an incredibly sexy and artistic French Man in the heart of The Big Apple

Just Musical

A short bio about The king of reggae Bob Marley. He is a Legend in many hearts with his inspiring songs✴✴✴

one entertaining source of reggae lyrics can be obtained from: jkn productions, po box 57066, nairobi, kenya. they produce a series of little printed booklets called "catch the words" that sell in music shops for 45 kenyan shillings.