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Ska was the forerunner for reggae that eminated through such legends as Bob Marley, they had their own label in Trojan the lot. It opened the market for reggae after the late 60’s explosion of the trojan label. Jamaica has a lot to answer for in world music! :wink:
Go for it Zig… I took you for an adult four years ago and you haven’t grown up, give it your best shot.
Go for it, I’m inviting you, can’t say much more.
@sharongooner wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
mind you,,i loved Pauline…the selector ” on my radio”
Absolutely love Selector. 8)
Pauline Black now gigs (and has done for over ten years) with Four Men and a Black … made up of such legends as Jake Burns, Jean jaque Burnell, et al. They do change the order but Jake Burns and Pauline Black have always done it. Go wtach them it is well worth it.
@toybulldog wrote:
@sword wrote:
Who’s arguing? Ska started in the late 60’s in jamaica, long before reggae was big.
wot total fecking boll*cks……….
Isn’t Google a great thing, you can learn so much and so little.
@lil fek wrote:
Let me remind you G,
I can railroad like you would not believe, but you know that!Stop it and be nice…is all JC asks…that’s all!
I have no idea who you are and care even less… I invite you to ‘railroad’ me… like now
I live 10 mins from Finsbury Park Sharon. (That’ll get Andrew investigating)
Look up The Israelites by Desmond Dekker, the grandfather of Ska music.
Playing My Girl now… wanker I blame you! :wink:
Ska is reggae and vice versa… entrenched in the same library of belief.
