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REGGAE NEWS PODCAST #6
DUBROOM PODCAST REVIEW

WWW, February 2008 - UK DUB and ROOTS Reggae Music is known to incorporate digital techniques and musical programming. But none of that can be found in this excellent showcase of UK Reggae bands and vocalists brought to you by the REGGAENEWS.CO.UK crew.

The 1970's gave birth to a lot of crucial Reggae Music, that hasn't lost one inch of it's initial strength and power in the decades that were to come.

And not all of it was produced in Jamaica, as the 6th episode of the Reggaenews UK Podcast series clearly shows.

In just under an hour worth of music, we are being treated with ten great tracks from UK based Reggae bands and vocalists, some of which continue to work until this very day.

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01. Steel Pulse – Nyah Luv (Anchor)
02. Capital Letters – Smoking my Ganja (Greensleeves)
03. Vivian Jones – Who’s gonna get caught (Virgo)
04. Desi Roots – Weedfields (Hawkeye)
05. Black slate - 700 pound weight (Integrity)
06. Pablo Gad – Bloodsuckers (Burning Rockers)
07. Delroy Pinnock, Dicky Dread, Mikey Ranks - I want to be (S&G)
08. Steel Pulse - Ku klux klan (Island)
09. Misty in roots - See them a come (People Unite)
10. Human Cargo - Carry us beyond

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