Yardcore IV, by DJ SAKIR

Yardcore IV

by DJ SAKIR

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1.	Yellowman - "Zungguzungu" 04:02	download
2.	Eak-A-Mouse - "Wa-Do-Dem" 03:40	download
3.	Half Pint - "Substitute Lover" 03:13	download
4.	Horace Andy - "Collie Weed" 02:53	download
5.	Yellowman - "Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt" 03:38	download
6.	Black Uhuru - "Eye Market" 04:02	download
7.	Dennis Brown - "Here I Come" 04:09	download
8.	Tony Rebel - "Fresh Vegetable" 03:38	download
9.	Beres Hammond - "Tempted to Touch" 02:59	download
10.	Dennis Brown - "Wildfire" 04:29	download
11.	Black Uhuru - "Want Fi Fit" 03:36	download
12.	Nicodemus - "Suzy Wong" 03:27	download
13.	Jacob Miller - "Land Called Home" 04:39	download
14.	Lady G - "Nuff Respect" 02:54	download
15.	Dean Fraser - "Rumors Riddim" 02:34	download
16.	Gregory Isaacs - "Rumors" 03:54	download
17.	Shabba Ranks - "Champion Lover ft. Chevelle Franklyn" 02:59	download
18.	JC Lodge - "Telephone Love" 03:12	download
19.	Shabba Ranks - "Tell Me Which One ft. Admiral Tibet" 03:22	download
20.	Garnett Silk - "Gave You Everything I've Got" 03:28	download
21.	Sanchez - "Never Dis the Man" 03:49	download

about

Straight out of the vaults is another installment of reggae goodness. This one is dedicated to my longtime friend Nadia who is a diehard reggae fan. This podcast features reggae of the 90s where dance halls were filled with people holding Guinness Stouts and Red Stripes, catching a dub against the speakers in the dark corner of a marijuana smoke filled room. Orlando heads, remeber club “Dis Is It”? Aaaah yes, those were the days. Nostalgia is bittersweet. This was before the days of the autotune f*ckery. I wish music would go back to pure melodies and heavy bass lines. Reminisce with me as you listen to this oldie but goodie goodie mix.

The cover of this podcast is a poster that I had seen in many family members music rooms growing up. It’s the world famous 1970s Jamaica girl who ironically is Trinidadian. Shame Sintra Arunte-Bronte wasn’t a yardie, but the poster is every island man’s fantasy and will go on in history as one of the greatest tourism posters ever.

~DJS