A Timeless Voice and a Heart of Gold | Ft. Ken Boothe
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A Timeless Voice and a Heart of Gold | Ft. Ken Boothe
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Known for his international & timeless hits like "Everything I Own”, "The Train is Coming", "Artibella", & “Freedom Street”, Ken Boothe’s music has been a vessel of love, resistance, and pride. His 61-year career is awe-inspiring, spanning generations, genres, & moments that have shaped Jamaican music.
In this episode, Ken shares stories about his early days in Denham Town to becoming a pivotal figure in Ska, Rocksteady, & Reggae; his musical influences, his historic collaborations, the story behind his first appearance on the UK's hit show at the time, "Top of the Pop's", meeting Elton John and Paul McCartney, the influence of his sister, the impact of fellow musical pioneers, like Toots Hibbert, Coxsone Dodd, Stranger Cole, Bob Marley, & Duke Reid, & so much more!
Throughout his career, Ken has inspired many & provided the soundtrack to several persons' lives: resulting in him being awarded Jamaica's Order of Distinction, for his significant contribution to Jamaican music.
This is conversation is filled with Reggae history, anecdotes, wisdom, & of course, a lot of laughter.
So grab your tea, coffee, or a glass of wine, and let’s talk di tings!
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