Prince Jazzbo Interview and Musik - Ja Way

Prince Jazzbo Interview and Musik - Ja Way

Author: Rich Lowe October 7, 2013 Duration: 23:33
Prince Jazzbo is a Jamaican DJ and was very successful as a Producer in Reggae music with his Ujama record label. Jazzbo started as a DJ on Killa Whip sound in the Homestead area of Spanish Town. At A dance between Killa Whip and Ruddy's Sound in 1971, Jazzbo "clashed" with the great I-Roy. This clash was the start of some of the first musical "beef" between artists - well before Beenie and Capleton and Tupac and Biggie. More importantly, it was a patron by the name of Coxsone Dodd who was at that dance, that invited Jazzbo to Studio One to record the very next morning. Jazzbo was there at 5:00am waiting for Coxsone. Prince Jazzbo is from the original school of toasters in Jamaica - alongside U-Roy, I-Roy, Big Youth, Lizzy, Dennis Alcapone, and others. The style of Dj'ing has a unique sound and style in that era. At the time of this interview Jazzbo was actively producing the artists Horace Ferguson, Horace Andy, Buzz Parker, Little Jazzbo (his son), and Black Thunder out of Belgium. Visit the source: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Prince-Jazzbo/540441745982050 Now, if you like what you hear, we encourage you to seek out and purchase great Prince Jazzbo music. Buy his albums in the shops, on I-Tunes, and via Ernie B reggae.

Tune into the Jamaica Way Reggae Podcast for a deep and curated journey through the rich sounds of Jamaican music. Hosted by Rich Lowe, this podcast is the audio companion to his long-running radio program, "Night of the Living Dread," which airs on WRUW. Each episode is a thoughtfully assembled mix, featuring the foundational genres that built the island's legendary soundscape. You'll hear the upbeat rhythms of Ska and Rocksteady, the folk origins of Mento, the spiritual depth of Roots, the lyrical storytelling of Kaiso, and the modern energy of Dancehall. This isn't just a playlist; it's an archival session that connects the dots across decades, highlighting both classic tracks and vital lesser-known gems. By presenting the radio show in this portable format, the podcast makes this specialized musical exploration accessible anytime. For those who want to dive deeper, the show extends into a community with video interviews and additional content. Listening to this podcast feels like having a knowledgeable guide through the evolution of reggae and its related styles, all delivered with a genuine passion for the music's history and its enduring pulse. It's a dedicated audio space for both longtime enthusiasts and newcomers eager to understand the full spectrum of these influential genres.
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