Great roots revival tune by Sugar Minott, sung over the Junior Dan riddim. Produced by Sydney Gussine for HI TRY. Not one you will normally hear.
Category Archives: Sugar Minott
‘Sugar Minott Inna Roots Reggae Style’ (Midnight Raver Mix)
Today we remember the late, great Sugar Minott…
1. A Slice of the Cake
2. Think It Over
3. Think It Over (Dub)
4. Thirty Pieces of Silver (Yabby You)
5. Hold On
6. Three Wise Men
7. Dub On The Pressure
8. Love Life
9. Careless Ethiopians
10. Waiting For Your Love
11. No Vacancy
12. Rome
13. Leggo The Dread
14. In A Dis Ya Time
15. Sandy
16. Superstar (Ranking Dread)
17. Africa
18. Dance Hall Style
19. African Girl
PRESSURE, GUNS, and HERB Midnight Dread March 24, 1980
Take off the pressure Johnny Gunman, ska tissue is forming. Here’s Part One of a two hour non-stop radio scorcher, the future a rapidly gaining drrreeeeeeeeeaaaad past. Opening MC intro by Ras Michael from the Sons of Negus. Tune it and bloom it.
Midnight Dread on Facebook ya dig? The program erupted in 1979 from its progenitor, “The Reggae Explosion” KTIM AM/FM radio show, which ran from 1974-1977 on the same commercial North Bay Area spot on the dial. Later it was heard on KQAK & KFOG, major San Francisco rock stations. Midnight Raver’s Midnight Dread page: http://midnightraverblog.com/midnight-dread Broadcast regularly from San Francisco’s KUSF & KFOG into the 1990s, Midnight Dread now airs new shows:
http://worldOneradio.org
Every day of the week Pacific Times 12am with some repeats sprinkled in Doug’s Best of All Worlds slot every day 365 at noon.
http://worldOneradio.org
Every day of the week Pacific Times 12am with some repeats sprinkled in Doug’s Best of All Worlds slot every day 365 at noon.
Forward Exactly 33 Years; Midnight Dread KTIM Radioactive Mixology!
33 years to the day of its original Dread-cast late Sunday night/early Monday morning February 4th 1980 I mastered & digitized this eighth ever radio program off its original dolby chrome cassette. Musical curative curation that still needs airing. Several unique live-on-air radio mixes using as many sources as possible appear; supered & layered dub-wise selection without objection. Mostly recent releases. Good times for conscious sound judgement. Listen for the Pink Floyd mystery phone booth clue if you want to witness the world premiere of “The Wall” that Thursday at L.A. Memorial Spots Arena courtesy of KTIM! “Let’s Make A Profit Out Of Our Problem” by Max Romeo & “Man Hungry” by Sugar Minott are a just a couple of its highlights:
