House of Reggae podcasts

[ian]

Here's my small tribute to Philip ‘Fatis’ Burrell's great contribution to Jamaican music, in the House of Reggae’s Xterminator Special…

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Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

Click on the link for another 60 minutes of fine Jamaican music, interspersed with a little bit of detail and trivia, which hopefully will keep you entertained, enthralled and maybe even enlightened…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

Today I’m paying my small tribute to Winston Riley in the House of Reggae’s Techniques Special…

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Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

Step this way for another 60 minutes of tributes, dedications, versions, new releases, old favourites and a little bit of detail and trivia…

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Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

Step aboard for another hour long celebration of fine Jamaican music that will span the decades and genres and highlight the talent and artistry that continues to shine brightly from the island in the sun…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

We are gathered here today to join together in matrimony fine Jamaican music with another House of Reggae theme, by exploring the good, the bad and the bizarre of weddings and marriages in the House of Reggae’s Marriage Special…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

If you listen to this podcast on the bus on the way to work or on the train on the way to zion, just pop in your headphones and let the music take you away…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

It’s often said that if many of the great reggae vocalists who recorded in the 60’s and 70’s had been born in America, then they would have been as big as the likes of Curtis Mayfield, Otis Redding and Marvin Gaye and so I’m going to try and prove that theory today, as I’ve dug deep and pulled out some of my favourite soulful Jamaican records in the House of Reggae’s Soul Special…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

Just click on the link for another 60 minute journey through 50 years of fine independent Jamaican music…

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Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

We are gathered here today for another 60 minutes of righteous Jamaican music, so get ready to clap your hands and stamp your feet, as today I’m delving deep back into the words, sound and power of the churches of Jamaica and seeing how traditional hymns, spirituals and praise songs went on to influence the popular music of the 60’s and 70’s in the House of Reggae’s gospel special…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

On the 6th August 1962, the union flag was lowered in Jamaica and the new green gold and black was raised to signal a new era for the island. This was celebrated at the time on many records, and so today, 50 years on, I’m picking out a few of my favourites from those heady times, plus a few more celebratory Jamaican tunes in the House of Reggae’s Independence Special…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

After a brief hiatus, I’m picking up the baton once more and sprinting down the home straight to deliver you another hour of fine Jamaican music…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[tim p]

Stirling work as always Ian - I'm seriously impressed you've made it up to 130 - keep up the good work!

[ian]

Cheers Tim, and I know I've surprised myself too. I really need to get out more!!

But anyway, I've now made it to show number 131 and this week I’m going to explore and enjoy some of the history of the Rastafarian faith as told through some fine Jamaican music as it’s time to praise the most high, the King of Kings, the Lord of Lords, the Conquering Lion of the Tribe of Judah, His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I in the House of Reggae’s Rastafari Special...

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian

[ian]

It’s time to fling open the doors to the House of Reggae once more and invite you in, as I mix in information, detail and trivia alongside the word, sound and power of some fine Jamaican music…

http://houseofreggae.podomatic.com/

Cheers,
Ian