Episode 64 Rocksteady Vs. Boogaloo

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Bienviendis, Baruch Ha Ba,

Welcome to this weeks Main Event:

 -In the right corner ,

From the vibrant streets of 1960s Spanish Harlem, New York, where Afro-Caribbean beats meet funk and soul, 

it’s the fiery, foot-stomping grooves of Latin Boogaloo—

 -And in the left corner 

 from the sun-soaked shores of Kingston, Jamaica, 

it’s the smooth, heartfelt harmonies and irresistible basslines of Rocksteady, the sound that set the stage for reggae! 

  Two styles. Two cultures. One unforgettable Sunday Soundclash.

 This week we play butter joints from Johnny Zamot, Pete Rodriguez, Ray Barretto, Joe Bataan, La Lupe, Willie Bobo, Charlie Palmieri, Chao Feliciano & Bobby Marin. And thats just for the Team Boogaloo corner. 

 For Team Rocksteady we drop flavors from Dandy Livingston, Alethea & Donna, Alton Ellis, Desmond Decker, The Maytals, Hopeton Lewis, Laurel Atkin & The Budos Band. 

 Press play and join out musical time travel crew, UKNOWHOWEDO, its your good ole funky uncle and the interplanetary jew, 

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