channel one/volcano/midnite rock/thompson/....massive b-->

[Guest]

-->or is better to call all that "Roots Radics playground"?

Massive b released many riddims from roots radics and they were no relicks it was original roots Radics playin. who else did or still do work like that with radics?

[Guest]

i forget... Ranking joe did cuss cuss with barry brown make it with u pon it. so we can add Ranking joe also



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*edit: listening sassafrass on horseman right now.. is this any how related to radics? but sameway it sounds a bit like joe gibbs,. the hihats..

[kalcidis]

I'm not entirely sure of what you mean here?

Channel One was for me as much Sly & Robbie (Revolutionaries) and even more than I connect it with the Roots Radics.

[Guest]

interesting, thats what i want to talk about. right now i am listening twinkle brothers jah army it dont sound like radics. i need some help on this case i didnt even know that revolutionaries were sly & robbie.

[Guest]

but i must add actually i see that it was the radics style alone that brought me here, i want to know more about them. just some short info maybe on labels they are working with.

one love



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more questions from my side would be like:

Who is linval thompson else working with, because the most releases sounds like radics to me.

[kalcidis]

Well on Jah Army it isn't the Roots Radics since that single was released in 1977. Two years prior to the Radics even forming. The rhythms are likely played by the Twinkle Brothers themselves. However the Twinkle Bros had backing by the Roots Radics on their album Burden Bearer.

[Guest]

aah ok , i understand.. who else were channel 1 musicians?


aside this: who are the musicians of midnight rock except of radics