Done by the forces of nature..

Here's the beat to the break - Killer Takagi Kan: Meet the Rhythm

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I did a mix a few years back called In The Wix, and this track was one of the highlights:

Do You Remember??

Forgotten all about this chestnut. A Richie Rich Rap Academy special from the grand old year of 91.

Cousin Conan

Here's a tribute to the Barbarian. Not too sure what the story is behind this release other than it features the Cousin Ice trademark flute.

In The Dub Garden Vol 2

Following on from Vol 1 this is a live mix of rootical classics. This time around the spotlight's not just on Digital Dub but also some golden age roots and culture, some lovers and even a little dancehall (something for the whole family!) But if your only going to listen to one song it's worth holding out for the Alan Kingpin at the end - seven mins of Dub Reggae Gold.

Dj Gonorstein - In the Dub Garden Vol 2 by Gonner Stein

1.The Joker - Hot Track
2.Prince Lincoln & The Royal Rasses - Whopping Good Vibration
3.Gregory Isaacs - Rumours
4.Junior Reid - Original Foreign Mind
5.Junior Reid - Movie Star
6.Max Romeo - Smiling Faces
7.Yami Bolo - Survivor
8.Nitty Gritty - Dollars
9.Sluggy - Cocaine
10.Horace Andy - See A Man Face
11.Dennis Brown - Let Me Down Easy
12.Gregory Isaacs - I Can't Give You My Love
13.The Abbysinian - Swing Low
14.Mykal Rose - On a We Two a Wi
15.Culture - Reble
16.Marie Taylor - Crisis
17.Michael Rose - We Shall Overcome
18.Wayne Jarett & Tommy McCook - Anyone Who Had a Heart
19.Uroy - True Born African
20.Alan Kingpin - Little Jimmy

What Would Hudson Do?

DJ Hudson's a bit of local folk law, mix tape hero in the Midlands and has an assortment of goodies on his WHAT WOULD HUDSON DO blog.

In case for any reason you’ve not already checked this out it's worth freeing up some space on your mp3 player to download the extensive back catalogue available.

The latest instalment of genre exhausting mixes comes highly recommended and is entitled Hudson's House Breaks.

Behind the Beat!

In case anyone was in doubt fast fwd to about 3 mins for a defenition of Hip Hop dancing and House dancing, pre head nod and box chase!

In The Dub Garden Part 1

Here's another Roots, Reggae compilation. This time around I've focused on Dub records from the early Nineteen Nineties which was a bit of a renaissance period for this music especially here in the UK and Europe.

This one goes out to all those who religiously tuned in to Joey Jay on Sunday evening or listened to Manasseh, whilst driving back from town, in the small hours of Sunday morning. Part 2 soon come!!!!!!!!!!



Gonorstein - In The Dub Garden Part 1 by Gonorstein

1.Danny Red & Lidj Ishu - Only Tafari
2. Jah Woosh & Mixman - Ethiopa Invasion
3. Michael Prophet - Struggler
4. Igad - Brutality
5. Luciano - Wicked Haff Run Wey
6. Tafari - Vulture
7. Raw Deal - Live Good
8. Alpha & Omega - Rastafari
9. Rupie Dan & Jennifer Gad - Marcus Sey
10. Third World - Lives in the Balance
11. Epistles of Dub - Jah Inspiration dub
12. Abba Shanti I - Zulu Warrior
13. Dread & Fred - Down Too Long
14. Sister Raheda - Give Jah Praise
15. Tena Stelin - Sun & Moon
16. Martin Cambell - Richman
17. Hughie Izachaar - Line Up
18. Yao - Gunman
19. Jonah Dan - Meditation Rock
20. Dub Judah - Revelation News
21. B. Spence - Sons of Fari
22. Zion Train - Power Two

A Brand New Import, Fresh Off The Plane!

http://www.mikeallencapitalradio.com/


Here's a site that comes highly recommended. Put together with alot of time and effort. It's a site dedicated to The Boss Mike Allen's Capital Radio Show. A broadcast that introduced me and i'm guessing many others to Hip Hop/Electro in the mid Eighties.