Reggae for Bed

Videos, music and pictures from the world of reggae and its many sub-genres and affiliated scenes and styles from Jamaica and beyond. Suitable for anytime of day but especially the night time.

Under Me Sleng Teng

Wayne Smith’s archetypal synthesised reggae 12″, first introduced to Racket Racket by the good ship Optimo (Espacio). Way in my brain…

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Under Me Sleng Teng

Wayne Smith’s archetypal synthesised reggae 12″, first introduced to Racket Racket by the good ship Optimo (Espacio). Way in my brain…

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Justice To The People

A suggestion from Rebecca Coley gets the Reggae For Bed treatment. Lee Perry and The Upsetters’ Justice To The People. For God’s sake…

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Justice To The People

A suggestion from Rebecca Coley gets the Reggae For Bed treatment. Lee Perry and The Upsetters’ Justice To The People. For God’s sake…

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Groovin’

A beautifully lazy and soulful cover version of The Rascals’ track, Groovin’ from Judy Mowatt and her group, The Gaylettes.

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Groovin’

A beautifully lazy and soulful cover version of The Rascals’ track, Groovin’ from Judy Mowatt and her group, The Gaylettes.

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Get Up Stand Up

1976 Dubby, Philly vibes from The Chequers next up on Reggae For Bed. Their cover of the Marley staple is great, quite simply.

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Get Up Stand Up

1976 Dubby, Philly vibes from The Chequers next up on Reggae For Bed. Their cover of the Marley staple is great, quite simply.

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Gimmie Little Sunshine

Some soulful summertime sounds from the Skatalites founder, Studio One musical director and all round reggae hero, Jackie Mittoo.

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Gimmie Little Sunshine

Some soulful summertime sounds from the Skatalites founder, Studio One musical director and all round reggae hero, Jackie Mittoo.

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The Vulcans – Star Trek

The eponymous and frankly outstanding opening track from Ken Elliot’s synth sci-fi dub reggae LP released in 1972 on Trojan Records.

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The Vulcans – Star Trek

The eponymous and frankly outstanding opening track from Ken Elliot’s synth sci-fi dub reggae LP released in 1972 on Trojan Records.

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Political Confusion

Wise and ever-prescient words from Jamaican roots deejay Big Youth in this powerful classic from the late 1970s, Political Confusion.

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Political Confusion

Wise and ever-prescient words from Jamaican roots deejay Big Youth in this powerful classic from the late 1970s, Political Confusion.

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Deck The Halls

Inner Circle’s Jacob Miller in fine voice with his rendition of the festive standard from the Natty Christmas LP. Lit the pipe and let’s be Irie.

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Deck The Halls

Inner Circle’s Jacob Miller in fine voice with his rendition of the festive standard from the Natty Christmas LP. Lit the pipe and let’s be Irie.

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