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Podcasts are a great way to get yourself familiar with all kinds of artists and styles you might like to consider for your next purchase. It is also a very good way of experiencing Reggae in an alternative way as many podcasts are de facto non-stop mixes, often put together by skillful DJ's and other Sound System personnel. The Dubroom has reviewed many of the best podcast(ers) throughout the years, all of which you can discover in our reviewed podcast pages. Be sure to also check out the Dubroom's own podcast. A link to the latest chapter can be found on the left side of this page.

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WATCH THIS SOUNDS - ROCKSTEADY TURNS REGGAE
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WWW, May 2007 - Old people can love the new stuff, and younger people might be really into older music. That is one of the strong points of Reggae: contemporary, yet timeless.

There was a time wherein Reggae Music wasn't there, though. We're speaking about the later 1960's, when the music on Jamaica was called SKA.

SKA turned to Reggae during a brief period in 1968. In this period, the music was neither called SKA nor Reggae. The name was... Rocksteady!

The Dancecrasher crew compiled some of the best Rocksteady tunes, and turned it into a historical lesson of Jamaican music.

BROADCASTER COMMENTS: Watch These Sounds - a third Rocksteady mix: Rocksteady turns Reggae circa 1968

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Uniques - Beatitude (UK Island)
John Holt - I'm Lost (UK Smash)
Junior Soul - Miss Cushie (UK Doctor Bird)
Pioneers - Pan Ya Machet (UK Amalgamated)
Lee Perry - People Funny Boy (UK Doctor Bird)
Sir Gibbs - People Grudgeful (UK Amalgamated)
Gaysters - One Look (Gayfeet pre)
Tartans - Lets have Some Fun (UK Nu Beat)
West Indians - Falling In Love (JJ pre)
Righteous Flames - Need To Be Loved (UK Fab)
Overtakers - Girl You Ruff (UK Amalgamated)
Glen Brown & Hopeton Lewis - Live Like A King (UK Fab)
Ernest ranglin - Heat Beat (UK Pama)
Bunny & Ruddy - On The Town (UK Nu Beat pre)
Glen Adams - Dread Saras (Lee's pre)
Slim Smith - I'm Lost (UK Pama Supreme)
Coolers - Birds Of The Air (UK Pama)
George Dekker - Treating Me Bad (Beverleys pre)
Ethiopians - Do It Sweet (UK Doctor Bird)
Uniques - Watch this Sound (UK trojan)
Lloyd Charmers - Follow This Sound (Tramp)
Slim Smith & Rupie Edwards All Stars - Success Pleasure (Success)
Lloyd Charmers - Oily Sound (Splash pre)

Right-Click on MP3 to download the podcast, or click on MORE to find more episodes by the same podcaster. The Dubroom is not responsible for contents and/or availability of the podcast, but merely reviews the material to promote (DUB) Reggae music. Please take any issues with this podcast to the podcaster. This review © the Dubroom, this podcast © respective artists/labels. All rights reserved, except for releases clearly presented under Creative Commons Copyright.

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