Episode 5: Conversations with rocksteady musician Jackie Jackson

08/03/20 • 61 min

Jackie Jackson is one of the pioneers of Jamaican rocksteady music. The bassist was responsible for playing on some of the biggest hits of the rocksteady era.
Jackie has played some of the most revered bass lines in Jamaican music’s history and belongs to the elite class of Rocksteady/reggae bass players.

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Episode 4: Conversations with Ronnie Burke promoter of Reggae Sunsplash

Hear the behind the scenes struggles, drama and successes of one of the most famous Reggae festival Reggae Sunsplash from one of its founder Ronnie Burke.
Ronnie Burke, a co-founding pioneer behind the ground-breaking production of one of Jamaica’s signature tourism/cultural product platforms - the original Reggae Sunsplash

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Episode 6: Conversations with Reggae pioneer Niney Holness

Join me for a riveting story about the early years' of Jamaican popular music (JPM) and the life of one of the creative geniuses who exemplified the power of the creative imagination. Winston 'Niney' Holness Producer, artist and master marketer, is a brilliant storyteller.
He is known as the Observer, as Holness is the embodiment of the creative echo chamber utilising repetition and vivid imagery in his tales from the creative crucible of Kingston.

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