rude roots dot com's podcast

Officially Live

ruderoots — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 09:04:48 GMT

This is ruderoots.com's officially live podcast. All of the songs were recorded at shows that I attended in the recent past. Without a doubt the best podcast that rude roots has ever produced!

All-vinyl cast: reggae, rocksteady, ska

ruderoots — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 01:42:51 GMT

This is a cast composed entirely of digitizations of 45s. None of them are from my collection, I'll do a cast like that soon. These are mostly songs that I've gleaned from other superfans of the sweetest original expression of Jamaican music in this medium.

Beginning of the End part II

ruderoots — Tue, 22 May 2007 16:15:54 GMT

Part II of the podcasticization of my radio show.

takin' it back even further

ruderoots — Thu, 03 May 2007 19:37:49 GMT

Count on Rude Roots to take you back to Jamaican music's roots. This time we take it back even further than before. Calypso. Mento. Doo-wop beats with banjoes and pianos. I think you'll like it. Note: I am not to be credited with the playlist except for the last two tracks. This cast was produced mainly so members of my band could listen to some good calypso chunes.

Gettin' aggro with Brian Dixon

ruderoots — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 04:41:36 GMT

A Rude Roots Dot Com interview with Brian Dixon of the Aggrolites. Respeck to Brian and the Aggrolites for givng Rude Roots this interview. It has taken me a while to post it.

The beginning of the end

ruderoots — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 04:02:16 GMT

Check it out y'all...due to some very evil legislation aimed at making the rich richer and further disenfranchising the artists who originally created the work, live365 just got $500.00 more expensive for me to broadcast with. So, I am moving my entre ten hour radio show to podcasts beginning right f'ing now. Enjoy.

Scorching dancehall instrumentals and sweet vocals

ruderoots — Mon, 08 Jan 2007 21:14:27 GMT

www.ruderoots.com presents this fine podcast for your listening pleasure: ~scorching dancehall instrumentals and sweet vocals~ look to ruderoots.com for the FINEST in Jamaican music from its golden age(s). Willie Woods - Cleo's Back (Ska-ta-shot) The Hippy Boys - Hog Inna Mi Minty (Bullet Hits) Tenor Saw - Ring The Alarm (200% Dynamite) Baba Brooks and his recording band - Faberge (Baba Brooks and his recording band) King Horror - Zion I (Dancehall '69) S.S. Binns - Bossa Moon (Dancehall '69) Norma Frazier - First Cut is the Deepest (Full up: more hits from studio 1) John Holt - I don't want to see you cry (Full Up: More Hits From Studio One) The Sensations - Long Time No See You Girl (Sir Lee's Rocksteady Party vol. 2 - At King's House)