Roots reggae

And at the top of the set, the great band Misty in Roots did City Blues.

great roots reggae we hope you're enjoying it we've got just about an hour to go here on community radio it's KBOO Portland where we're heard at 90.7 FM and also on translators K220HR Hood River at 91.9 FM K282BH Philomath 104.3 FM glad to have you all along And don't forget to check out pdxreggae.com. You can get information there on all of the upcoming concerts and DJ events in Portland and surrounding areas.

All right, well, let's keep the reggae going here until 2 o'clock today with a track from Devin Russell.

This is You Found Heaven.

Welcome everyone to Roots Reggae Reasoning Sessions.

We are here for another night of historical guests and information.

and I'm just elated that we could do this show here.

Well, we're going to close for this evening, but we'll be back.

And I appreciate everybody who attended this evening.

And we're going to keep Doing the Roots Reggae Reasoning Session.

Yes.

Once again, I'm grateful for the opportunity.

There'll be lots of dancehall and bashment and young people leaping around and I'm going to represent the vintage because I'm the old guy.

So there'll be old guys in the corner drinking beer and smoking ciggies and listening to some old roots reggae.

But we're going to do it together.

So, new chapters of Dub.

So, Biggie was home, like, you know, yeah, he says, he used to read Word of Magazine, Salt and Pepper, Heavy D, up in the limousine, hanging pictures on the wall.

But the records that were next to that record player were Roots Reggae.

So I theorize that if Biggie would have had time to grow, there's no telling how diverse and where his catalog would have went.

He was 24 when he was taken, and he just had dropped his second release, which was a double LP.