I have a feeling I tried to upload this radio show some years ago without much success- the cassette it is stored on is over 30 years old ...

A wonderful catchy ska single that reminds me of another by Desmond Dekker called "Get Up Edina" .  On the Blue Beat label from ...

More ska from the 60's. This time it's the wonderful saxamaphone of Roland Al accompanied by the Soul Bros. Wikipedia says  -   ...

Another from the prodigious Doctor Bird label from 1968.  Wonderfully jazzy ska instrumental with cover of Louis Armstrong's "Won...

An odd EP with no info except for track listings stuck on with stickers.  A bit of Googling discovered it was made by an obscure punk/expe...

Taking a break from the ska singles now for this slice of MOR from the late 50's I would guess.  Reminds me of the Billy Cotton Band, ...

Another ska single from the archive.  On the Island label from 1966.  More of an R&B  cover than a ska song. Wikipedia says  -  ...

More excellent mento tinged ska from the 60's. Not sure of the date.  I see now where Go-Feet got it's idea for a record label fro...

Another bouncy ska single from Blue Beat label  circa  1964. Wikipedia says   - "  Lloyd Charmers was born in   Kingston, Jamaica . ...

A bit of a mystery record here for those of you with a detectives  brain.  CBW could be the artist or the initials of the person who owned...

Cover versions on the Bell label from the 60's  I would imagine. Thank You Pretty Baby was originally recorded by Brook Benton and Sle...

Another old ska single on the Blue Beat label from 1963.  Not sure if i have featured this on here before but well worth hearing again.  E...

Another double "A" side on the Nu Beat label from 1969.   Great version of a Fontella Bass classic soul tune.  Not much to be fo...

Another old scratchy ska 45 from late 60's on Doctor Bird label in Kingston Jamaica. Wikipedia says - "  Brooks was born in  Ki...

Another single from the archives.  A great doo-wop disc from 1960 on the Vogue Pop label. Wikipedia says  -  " The Olympics   were ...

A scratchy 45 on the Duke label from 1969.   Rita gave this record a right bashing it seems!  Pretty run -of-the-mill reggae/ rock steady ...