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Alton Ellis

Alton Ellis

Jamaican singer-songwriterWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

BertHOST
11:40
A successor of ska and a precursor to reggae, rocksteady is the dominant style of music in Jamaica for only two years, from 1966 to 1968.
BertHOST
11:48
The term rocksteady comes from a popular slower dance style, which is the subject in the Alton Ellis song, Rocksteady.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:55
Rocksteady.
BertHOST
12:07
Many reggae artists began in rocksteady, or ska.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:39
He's against the world.
Dave SmithHOST
23:08
Alton Ellis, Cry Tough.
Dave SmithHOST
23:15
This one's the Free Tops, Do It Right.
Dave SmithHOST
23:18
If you want to do something, do it right.
speaker_0HOST
38:07
She was nicknamed the First Lady of Song in Jamaica.
speaker_0HOST
38:11
She was a reggae, ska, and rocksteady vocalist who recorded with Coxon Dodd and was also the sister of rocksteady pioneer Alton Ellis.
speaker_0HOST
38:24
Lala Brown passed away in 2007 at the age of 21.
speaker_0HOST
38:29
She and her producer were shot and killed in a double homicide at a recording studio in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Everton BlenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
137:18
In my heart from when I was a child.
Everton BlenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
137:20
Remember Delroy Wilson, Alton Ellis, Ekka, Mouse, them man there with that style.
Everton BlenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
137:27
Gregory Isaacs, the Cool Ruler.
Everton BlenderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
137:31
Them man there come out with style.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:03
Everything people say, oh, yeah.
Dave SmithHOST
21:07
Superb ska there from Alton Ellis, Mother Massey.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:10
Everything people say, oh, yeah.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:14
You seem to put it your way, oh, yeah.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:53
Reggae.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:53
Cape Verdean, them still a sing reggae Sing it inna France, Italy and Spain From a Africa shout to Jimmy Cliff name Reggae can't die Full of vibes and melodics Reggae can't die A the music weh build the vibes Reggae can't die Full of vibes and melodics Reggae can't die A the music weh build the vibes A the music Iyah King, Vancago, Teflon still sing reggae The young stars them keep growing, Lord Stephen and Gino, the Big Ship family keep growing Zamunda, Perfect, Jesse Dec, Warrior King Reggae can't die Full of vibes and melodics Reggae can't die A the music weh build the vibes Reggae can't die Full of vibes and melodics Reggae can't die A the music weh build the vibes A the music From morning to evening, reggae keep playing Peter Tosh, Jimmy Cliff, Bunny Wailer, Jacob Miller Alton Ellis, Leroy Sibbles, Father Toots, many more If you no hear your name, you no hear your name Inna the next song, chapter three, woie If you no hear your name, inna the next song Inna chapter three Hey, ring the alarm, hey, whoa Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Some sound sound like a big drum pan Listen the sound, it a champion 'Round the dance, inna any session Rock up the woman and rock up the man Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Teetotall, we beat them all in a row Donkey want water but you hold him jow Teetotall, we beat them all in a row The horse want water but hold him jow Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Four big sound inna one big land The dance sound a play, the other three keep come Four big sound inna one big land The boom sound a play, the other three keep come Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Remember this sound, it a talk of the town Talk of the country, hey Rock, Mr. Charlie, rock, Miss Munchie Talk of the country, so Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, I know, I know Ring the alarm, another sound is suffering, whoa, hey Watch the sound man a timbre Watch the sound man a pray Watch the sound man a timbre Watch the sound man a pray Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, I know, I know Ring the alarm, another sound is suffering, whoa, hey A little a this and a little a that Rocksta come and rocksta fat Rock the white, come rock up the black Sweet reggae music gone pon the attack, yes Pon the attack, it gone pon the attack Sweet reggae music gone straight non-stop Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Ring the alarm, another sound is suffering, whoa, hey Some sound sound like a big drum pan Listen the sound, it a champion 'Round the dance, inna any session Rock the woman and true up the man Ring the alarm, another sound is suffering, whoa, hey Ring the alarm, another sound is dying, whoa, hey Beat them there and we beat them there Beat them all over this sound clown [reggae music] A true, a true Everything I say A true, a true Everything I say Country boy You're running up and down Country boy You gwaan like you know them And you no know bag a wire You no know race course You no know Pearl Lover No even know Light Fools A true, a true Everything I say A true, a true Everything I say Country boy
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:02
boyDon't you get your blame.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:17
You no know Denham Town.

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Sean PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:34
Yes we waan hear some Dennis.
Sean PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:35
You can play anyone.
Sean PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:36
Or even few Alton Ellis.
Sean PaulSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:38
'Cause we love every song.
MuscleHOST
7:04
Mm-hmm.
Louie CultureGUEST
7:04
M- and Alton Ellis.
MuscleHOST
7:08
What was it about-
Louie CultureGUEST
7:08
To talk about Delroy Wilson-
Lloyd ParksGUEST
31:16
I've been, I have a backing band called Lloyd Parks and the Really People Band.
Lloyd ParksGUEST
31:22
You know, back in Austin for 50 years, you know, back in, you name it, all the artists, Chad Wood, Alton Ellis, Barry Summon, Dennis Brown, Freddie McGregor, DJ Shaggy, everybody I used to play for.
Lloyd ParksGUEST
31:35
So now I, my priority now is a vocal career, you know.
Lloyd ParksGUEST
31:41
Still play bass because I play bass on a lot of songs, you know.
Dylan BiscuitHOST
93:50
Yes, people.
Dylan BiscuitHOST
93:51
Arcade Radio here on 95BFM, and that last one was Light of Saba with "Peanut Vendor." Before that we had Monty Morris with "Last Laugh." Kicking off this section we had Horton Ellis with "Helen's Sorrow." Got some Elton Ellis coming up right now.
Dylan BiscuitHOST
94:11
Arcade Radio 95BFM.
speaker_31UNKNOWN
94:13
[reggae music] Mother told me, she said, "Son, please beware.
speaker_32UNKNOWN
97:06
I believe, I believe, I believe I'm falling in love.
speaker_32UNKNOWN
97:11
It's too late to turn back now
Dylan BiscuitHOST
97:16
That one Elton Ellis with "Too Late to Turn Back Now" dedicated to my lady in the room right now.
Dylan BiscuitHOST
97:23
I've got one more coming up for you.
speaker_3HOST
66:17
if you like that, we played another Rocksteady cut straight after.
speaker_3HOST
66:20
It was Alton and Cedric, a.k.a. Alton Ellis and Cedric on Brooks with Black People.
speaker_3HOST
66:26
So that was from Studio One Records.
speaker_3HOST
66:32
dub plate special box set so that was released by Soul Jazz in 2018 for Record Store Day it was a box of five seven inches one I got so it's one of those that was kind of I can't remember at the time what they were doing it was like this is a limited release we're going to do it and delete it and blah blah blah anyway now it's back Oh, in POG form.

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