The Never Ending Jukebox Track Three

Jacks said:
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They played in London very recently, gutted I never went. Maybe time for a bit of Winona's big brown beaver?
Edited to say: I'm lying it is actually this coming Wednesday 19th at the Forum Kentish Town but I don't have a ticket.
 
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Kenya Cherrie said:
Brings back memories from the seventies.

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One of my favourite tracks from the iconic 'Two 7's Clash' album. A cornerstone of my Reggae collection and signed by lead singer Joseph Hill.
I put on several Reggae shows in Bournemouth Town Hall's function space at the rear of the building. Delighted to have had the opportunity to put Culture on there in early '80's. Drew a big crowd, feel sure @fritter would have been in attendance.
 
MickyT said:
One of my favourite tracks from the iconic 'Two 7's Clash' album. A cornerstone of my Reggae collection and signed by lead singer Joseph Hill.
I put on several Reggae shows in Bournemouth Town Hall's function space at the rear of the building. Delighted to have had the opportunity to put Culture on there in early '80's. Drew a big crowd, feel sure @fritter would have been in attendance.
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I don't think I was. Do you have the date to hand? I saw Misty, Eek A Mouse, I think Aswad and some others. Some were Kimberly Productions.
 
MickyT said:
One of my favourite tracks from the iconic 'Two 7's Clash' album. A cornerstone of my Reggae collection and signed by lead singer Joseph Hill.
I put on several Reggae shows in Bournemouth Town Hall's function space at the rear of the building. Delighted to have had the opportunity to put Culture on there in early '80's. Drew a big crowd, feel sure @fritter would have been in attendance.
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I used to go there during the 70s,
I used to do the same in Copenhagen, playing at reggae concerts and clubs during the 80s,
We had one place, where every Thursday night was reggae night. lots of smoke and plenty of 12 inch dub.

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fritter said:
I don't think I was. Do you have the date to hand? I saw Misty, Eek A Mouse, I think Aswad and some others. Some were Kimberly Productions.
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I still have the gig poster which states Tuesday 16th November. A Google search says that was 1982 which makes sense because it's a Midnight Express promotion and not Armadillo Records. ME was active 1982-83.
 
fritter said:
I don't think I was. Do you have the date to hand? I saw Misty, Eek A Mouse, I think Aswad and some others. Some were Kimberly Productions.
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Think I put Misty in Roots on at Town Hall 3 times, think Eek a Mouse was a Kimberley promotion. That was Kim Walsh who we banned from the ME Club for concert promotion espionage which involved her meeting Peter Hook at the Midnight Express and consequently putting on New Order at the Town Hall.

All my Reggae promotions at the Town Hall included 'The Mighty Observer Sound System', who were at one time, the last surviving valve powered Sound System at Notting Hill Carnival
 
MickyT said:
Think I put Misty in Roots on at Town Hall 3 times, think Eek a Mouse was a Kimberley promotion. That was Kim Walsh who we banned from the ME Club for concert promotion espionage which involved her meeting Peter Hook at the Midnight Express and consequently putting on New Order at the Town Hall.

All my Reggae promotions at the Town Hall included 'The Mighty Observer Sound System', who were at one time, the last surviving valve powered Sound System at Notting Hill Carnival
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I wasn't at Culture, but the same year I saw
6 April Talisman Midnight Express
20 September Misty in Roots and mighty observer Town Hall.

I saw Talisman some years later, maybe early 2000s?, in a park in Dorchester. Seemed surprised and pleased when I asked for Run, Come girl, an old B side.
 
Mrs TJ mandated "best seats" for Ed Sheeran, so we shelled out for 8th row floors.
My photo below.
On the surface, he shouldn't be on my play list, but I have to admit that he puts on a great show for almost 3 hours. Numerous sightings of Ipswich Town shirts and polos in the audience
I couldn't find any real good concert video, but this recent collaboration with Shakira is pretty worthy. And who doesn't like Shakira (at 49 years old!!)>

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