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Tivoli Stories – where it all began.. Jamaicas’ First Civil War
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December 27, 2009 02:05 PM PST
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POD: Tivoli Stories – where it all began.. Jamaicas’ First Civil War

Today We Start The Tivoli Stories – the reality of the Jamaican Civil War

First let us give you a little history lesson from Jamaica.  this is the story that breaks the seal on the book. you see Tivoli is the heart of Jamaica for many reasons.  most of them stem from the money links developed through the kingston stronghold and their community leaders – like the man Jim Brown.

Listen to Tivoli Stories Part One

Duration: 35:35

Copyright 12/24/2009

Produced and Mixed By RE Ausetkmt / Mama ASID at Realities Studios – Detroit, MI

  • Kingston 14 – Dub Syndicate feat. Gregory Isaacs
  • Trenchtown Rock – Bob Marley and the Wailers
  • We Tired a Di Gunplay – Anthony Red Rose
  • Peace – Chevelle Franklin
  • Kingston State of Mind / Mama ASID Remix – Cherrine Anderson (unreleased)
  • Ghetto Life – Jah Cure
  • Youth Are So Cold – Richie Spice
  • More Justice – Junior Gong Marley
If You'd like to see the entire post, with all 10 videos and the rest of the story - click this link to visit the post
It's Time for the SUSS - Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption AGAIN
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June 03, 2009 11:15 AM PDT
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Have you ever noticed that Politics Stinks; and sometime it's Rotten from the inside. We resumed Political Suss this week with Gusto.

"Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption" - to quote the great rasta singer and philosopher Isiah Mentor. This episode we find ourselves refreshing from a few stories we did when we left off last season.
  • Maggots in Canned Food or the Bomb - what's really up at Kingston Wharf ?
  • Are the Police getting control of the Lottery Scheme - or are they Running it ?
  • 222 Un-Explained Police Murders and Untold Larceny - why is Jamaica Constabulatory Force Red Flagged Again by Amnesty Int'l; USINS; and Western Union ?
  • The Great Train Robbery - how the Chinese and Indians Robbed Jamaica's Train System and Economy ?
  • Why is Mr. Golding Asking Us to Bring a Book and a Candle to the Card Game ?
  • Is Ninja Man a True Ninja ? - This is for Next Weeks Podcast, because we are shocked at his arrest and detention for not being a Ninja..WOW !
Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption"Lady D and Mama ASID burn out Corruption", AGAIN
Duration : 33 Minutes / 64k Digital Media
Produced : 05/29/09 by RE Ausetkmt/Lady D for ASID Hi-Power SoundStudios. UK/JM/US & Powerhouse WLMJ Radio.com
Copyright : all rights reserved to original copyright owners; RE Ausetkmt for BadGalsRadio.com; ASID Hi-Power SoundSystem and Studios UK/JM/US
Meet EntrePod, Our New Lil Friend
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February 28, 2009 01:23 PM PST
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Welcome to BADGALS REVIEWS

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We Want to share the good news about some of our Favorite Entrecarders and Their Blogs.

Since You Were All Exceptionally good this afternoon we've decided to give the late readers a treat - introducing EntrePod.

Here's Edition Numero Uno

Introducing EntrePod..  Here's Edition Numero Uno

We'd Like To Thank This Months' Entrecard Friends For Their Support - Please Take a Moment and Click into these Fine Sites :

Roy Shirley - The High Priest; Gives Us His Best
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July 31, 2008 08:53 PM PDT
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WE Lost another Reggae Great last week - the High Priest of Reggae, Roy Shirley.

This week we Honor our Bredren - Roy Shirley with an electronic memorial pod. Click Here to Enjoy our Tribute to the High Priest of Reggae - Roy Shirley

[podcast]http://badgals-radio.com/wp-content/uploads/royshirley-pod.mp3[/podcast] Jamaica Gleaner News - 'High Priest' remembered - Tuesday | July 22, 2008 <!-- Begin of Kontera div //--> Roy Shirley goes down on his knees as he wows the audience at the palace Theatre. - file ROY Shirley, the theatrical singer known as the High Priest of Reggae, has died. An entry on the Trojan Records website said Shirley passed away last week in Britain. No cause, or date of death, was given. Shirley was best known for the 1967 hit song, Hold Them, which was produced by a young Joe Gibbs. Several musicologists consider Hold Them to be the first rock steady song. Although he had other songs of note including I Am The Winner and Heartbreak Gypsy, a cover of soul singer Ben E King's hit. Hold Them was the Kingston-born Shirley's signature song. Early in his career, he worked with Jimmy Cliff and Ken Boothe, but never matched the chart success of those singers. Shirley's penchant for drama (wore capes, 'wept' during performances) overshadowed his talent, but reggae historian Roger Steffens said there should be no disputing the mark he made on Jamaican music. "As an artiste, he was unique and inimitable. He had a voice like a squeezed mango, a stage manner that bordered on the absurd, and a strange offbeat sense of humour that found expression in odd songs like Dance the Auna and Music Field," Steffens told The Gleaner. Shirley, who was 64, last performed in June at the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival in Boonville, California. He immigrated to England in 1973, and like many of his contemporaries, developed a cult following in that country. He last performed in Jamaica in 2004 at the Stars 'R' Us show. Roy Shirley facts Was born Ainsorth Roy Rushton Shirley. First song, Shirley, was done for producer Leslie Kong in 1962. Was founding member of vocal group The Uniques with singer Slim Smith. Founded the British Universal Talent Development Association.

This week we Honor our Bredren - Roy Shirley with an electronic memorial pod. Click Here to Enjoy our Tribute to the High Priest of Reggae - Roy Shirley

[podcast]http://badgals-radio.com/wp-content/uploads/royshirley-pod.mp3[/podcast]
Political Susu July 23, 2008 - with Mama ASID and Lady D
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July 26, 2008 06:56 PM PDT
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Political Susu is a public service of ASID Hi-Power Radio and Irie ATL; co-produced by Mama ASID of BadGalsRadio and Lady D of Irie ATL's Drivetime Show. this show is new to our network, and will become a weekly feature - specifically to highlight Caribbean, and Global News about People Of Color.
If you've got a tip make sure to send us a link to the story, and a note, if you please. The global diasporic community is our focus, always.

Truth and Rights,

Mama ASID

Co-Producer the Political Susu Show on BadGalsRadio & IrieATL.com Radio.

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listen to this episode by clicking hereListen to THIS WEEKS COMPLETE Episode Here

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