170 mixes with tracks by “black uhuru”

I'm on a reggae kick right now. I've put my favorite reggae songs with my favorite hip/hop songs.
bob marley, outkast, groundation

Remember this guy??

Bob's incredible influence swept the world in the 60s, 70s and 80s and he remains an inspiration to this day. His messages of love and peace remain in the hearts of his dedicated listeners and reggae artists no doubt still strive live as he did.

So this is for you Bob Marley (6 Feb 1945 – 11 May 1981)
2.5 hours of Bob and his sons, Black Uhuru, Alborosie and other greats. Roll up a spliff and feel the positive vibrations

20 hiphop tracks & 4 reggae to alternate incl. Gang Starr, Beastie Boys & J Dilla

14 reggae tracks and 1 dub exception. We begin with a Bob and end with a Bob.

Here are some of my favorite tracks from my vinyl reggae collection. I have a hard time finding good roots reggae on vinyl, I'm happy to say this is the best of it.

The image is from Pryere on Flickr.

There are 19 tracks from artists like Toots & the Maytals, Augustus Pablo and Culture.

Whatchu know 'bout Jah love? I could do a whole playlist of JUST Bob Marley, but this here takes talent son....

enjoy!

Do YOU think I left any essentials out? If so, comment and let me know. :)

Afro funk and soul and traditional tunes from the 70s including some afro-columbian tracks
Funky, fresh, vintage, lots of beats

BUMBO KLAAT
100+ SONGS FOR ROOTHEADS

need to chill a bit before the weekend begins; let's start slow with 25 laid back tunes incl. DJ Shadow, Paul Weller & Nine Horses

beach, bed, bar......wherever you're chillin' incl. Dzihan & Kamien, Avators of Dub & Gangstarr

Twenty 80's dancehall classics including music by Admiral Bailey, Cocoa Tea, and Cornell Campbell.

Listen to all of my "Selecta's Choice" dancehall mixes here:
http://8tracks.com/mixes/all/new?q_desc=Choice+dancehall

Assortment of old roots Reggae from the greats in their prime. This is the basis of modern reggae, reggaeton, and dancehall.