Rootfire Presents: The Reggae Podclash's mission is to share the stories of foundational reggae artists, creating a historical record told by the artists themselves, while building bridges to new artists who have followed in their footsteps. Hosted by Devin Morrison and Roger Rivas, two longtime players in the Los Angeles reggae scene who have performed and recorded with Jamaican legends including... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Music InterviewsMusicMusic Commentary |
British reggae and tropical pop singer Hollie Cook joins us to talk about her musical journey into Jamaican music. We dive into her time with The Slits, Prince Fatty, and stories about her father and Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook. What is Tropical Po... more
Special guest co-host James Searl, frontman/bassie of Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad, joins Roger to interview Man-Like-Devin who just released his debut solo record "WHEEL AND SHOULDER: ACOUSTIC REGGAE, ROCKSTEADY & SKA VOL. I". The three good frien... more
The Reggae PodClash: Episode #41 - Pachyman - 08/12/2021 more
Reggae guitarist Andy Bassford joins us to discuss his incredible career playing and recording with many of the all-time greats of Jamaican music. Stories include being bandleader for Toots Hibbert, recording with organist Winston Wright, and a hilar... more
Joey Altruda is an American musician, composer, producer and bandleader from Los Angeles. Formed In 1989, his band Jump With Joey became a keystone in the revival of traditional Jamaican Ska, Rocksteady, and Reggae. Jump With Joey filled the dance fl... more
One of the biggest Reggae stars of the 21st century, Alborosie joins Dev and Rog this week to premiere the brand new tune “GINAL” featuring Collie Buddz. The guys discuss Alborosie’s ever-growing collection of vintage studio equipment and instruments... more
This week Roger and Devin are joined by Jamaican Roots pioneer Winston Jarrett. He tells us all about his early childhood, forming The Flames with Alton Ellis in the early days of ska and together cutting some of Altons biggest tunes, embarking on a ... more
This week we welcomed back Reggae Rog to the show, and were treated to one of the best conversations weve had on the Podclash yet. Santa Davis and Tony Chin from the iconic Soul Syndicate band joined us to discuss their incredible careers creating so... more
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This is a great podcast. I love listening to it! I listen when I’m at work (11 hours overnights) so I love long podcasts. I have nothing but good things to say about this podcast, I just wish they were more frequent because this is one of my favorites. Big up you guys!! Much respect!!
I would go back in time and tell myself to listen to this show when it started last year. I got an update from East Star Records that Gentleman’s Dub Club was on this show last week. I listened to one episode and decided to download the episodes with artists I already knew. After listening to a second episode, I quickly decided that I needed to listen to EVERY episode! Learning more about both roots and modern scenes. Bless
An excellent way to experience the voices, the music, the legends of Reggae history, from past to present! more
My 2020 would have been a lot better if I found this podcast sooner! It's what I've always wanted: interesting talk about reggae and ska with first person history of the music.
This podcast is great. Great records and great guest especially great hearing from some originators from Jamaica
Old friends Roger and Devin, both highly gifted reggae musicians in their own right, have a deep knowledge of the history and evolution of reggae music, which they discuss from the perspective of musicians and fans alike. Each week they highlight and discuss a rare reggae record and interview a crucial person from within the international world of reggae music, ranging from foundational Jamaican artists to more modern musicians. The podcast will educate you about the roots of reggae music while ... more
These guys keep it real and do a great job.
As a giant reggae fan I love this Podcast and never miss an episode! Devin and Roger are the best in the business and are the perfect hosts. The guests they manage to get in the show are mind blowing. A+ Pod!
Apple Podcasts | #124 | Canada/Music/Music Commentary |
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