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At that time I was engaged in taping everything that could be found in my friends' record collections and so this funny wall of tapes arised from that - including a Reggae part I'm just busy ripping by now. I'm on R 19 (of 36)
Gil Bailey (January 1936 – 13 April 2020) was a pioneering Caribbean radio broadcaster, known as the “Godfather of Caribbean Radio” or "Godfather of Reggae Radio" Bailey died on 13 April 2020 from COVID-19
Career
Bailey was born in the Airy Castle village in Jamaica's St. Thomas Parish in 1936. In 1957, at the age of 21, he moved to London, where he gained employment as MC at Count Suckle's Cue Club. In 1967 Bailey relocated to New York where he married Pat Bailey.[1] Pat and Gil started broadcasting in 1969,[2] leasing time on WHBI in Newark.
The band’s music ranges between contemporary jazz, world music and pop and combines these musical elements with oriental sounds and arabic poetry. The band’s exceptional singer, Rabih Lahoud, tells tales of faraway lands with his emotional singing and is skilled at allowing these different sounds to become one in the music. With its unique style, Masaa has distanced itself from typical oriental cliche´s. Rather, one can observe how the four musicians create a poetic and musical mosaic out of their own personal worlds capturing the diversity of life. Their unique concept has been released so far in 4 albums: the debut "freedom dance" (2012), the following "Afkar" (2014). For the album outspoken (2017) they were awarded the german record label prize. Lately they released their first album with the double-neck guitar player Reentko Dirks "Irade" (2020). band page
1977-1979 In The Service Of The Bourgeoisie 01 1977-03-14 Seneca College, Toronto, Canada 02 1977 Unknown American Tour Footage 03 Lust Fo...
