Last show of the semester!
This week I focused on how reggae music originated as a deeply political form of protest  against the colonial and imperialist forces operative in the social context of Jamaican life.
We’ll be back on air soon!
1. Big Big Pollution-  Barry Brown
2. Get Up, Stand Up-  Bob Marley & The Wailers
3. One Love-  Bob Marley & The Wailers
4. New Wave-  Israel Vibration
5. Guns and Roses-  Lucky Dube
6. Revolution-  Dennis Brown
7. Soul Rebel-  The Wailers
8. Revolution Rock-  The Clash
9. Greetings-  Half Pint
10. I Want Justice-  Delroy Wilson
11. Revolution-  Bob Marley & The Wailers
12. No More Weapons-  Steel Pulse
13. Creation Rebel-  Burning Spear
14. Blowin’ In The Wind-  The Abyssinians
15. Revolution-  Toots and the Maytals
16. I’m Worried-  Culture
17. Stand Firm-  Barry Brown
18. Ganja Smuggling-  Eek-A-Mouse [by request]
19. Unity-  Desmond Dekker
20. All People-  Midnite
21. Fallen Soldiers-  Midnite
22. You Can’t Blame the Youth-  Bob Marley & The Wailers
23. Rebel Rebel-  Jimmy Cliff
24. What’s Going On-  Morgan Heritage
25. 54-46 Was My Number-  Toots & The Maytals