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DUBROOM
EZ TRACKS PORTAL
NEW DUBROOM MP3 PORTAL |
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August 2009 - One thousand free, legal
MP3 Downloads, to be chosen out of a
catalogue with names ranging from Yami Bolo
to Bob Marley to Prince Alla to U Roy? The
Dubroom took a look into the claims of
EZTRACKS.com and came back with a surprising
report.
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TYRONE
TAYLOR
DUBROOM ARTIST REVIEW |
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July 2009 - He's
worked with the best in Jamaica's music
business, and the best have worked with him
too: versatile singer Tyrone Taylor scored a
huge hit in the 1980's with "Cottage in
Negril", released some of his best work
through producer Niney the Observer, and
unfortunately passed away in December 2007.
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TOMMY
MC COOK
DUBROOM ARTIST REVIEW |
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July 2009 - Saxophonist and
founding member of the Skatalites, Tommy Mc
Cook (Havana, 1927) has been involved in the
development of Reggae Music throughout the
decades. His musical education at the famous
Alpha Boys School brought him a career which
lasted until his death in 1998, as he spiced
up the sound as part of a horn section.
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THE
HEATWAVE
DUBROOM ARTIST REVIEW |
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June 2009 - They're much more than
"just" a collective of producers
and DJ's hailing from the UK (London and
Bristol, to be exact) releasing some very
interesting material on their more than
excellent website.
The Heatwave collective play it's regular
gigs in Europe and the UK, writes it's
articles and releases it's CD's, has very
interesting people working alongside, the
list goes on.
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DREAD
AT THE CONTROLS PART 5
DUBROOM PODCAST REVIEW |
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June 2009 - In the one-before-the-last
episode of the Dread At The Controls
Podcast, Mikey Dread takes us to the
Jamaican DJ's of the 1970's, and explains
all about the culture that brought us the
Sound Systems and Dub Plates and all the
rest.
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