Anthony Reggaeman

24/12/2023

TRACKLIST
from this mornings show
EASY Like a Sunday Morning
A Very Reggae Christmas
24 December 2023
www.bootboyradio.net

1... A spaceman came travelling - John Holt
2... I'll be home for Christmas - Maxi Priest and Adele Harley
3... Ding D**g Merrily on High - Dennis Brown
4... 12 days of Christmas - Joe Gibbs
5... Old fashioned Christmas - Paul Tubbs
6... We Three Kings - Joe Gibbs
7... Jingle Bells - Clinton Smith and the Diamonds
8... Let it snow - Adele Harley
9... Little Drummer Boy - Barrington Levy
10. Deck the Halls - Joe Gibbs
11. The meaning of Christmas - Boris Gardiner
12. Little town of Bethlehem - Horace Andy
13. Joy to the world - Nikashra
14. Here comes Santa - Winston Francis
15. Oh come all ye faithful - Freddie McGregor
16. Silver Bells - Kashief Lindo
17. All i want for Xhristmas - Ska Tune Network
18. I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus - Johnny Clarke
19. Peace on Earth - Hopeton Lewis
20. White Christmas - Jackie Edwards Feat: Ossie Scott
21. Winter wonderland - Kashief Lindo
22. Mary's boy child - Floyd Lloyd Seivright
23. Lonely this Christmas -John Holt
24. Rudolph was a rude boy - The Downsetters
25. Bling Bling Christmas - The Silvertones
26. Comfort and joy - King Brillo
27. Praise Jah it's Christmas - Alton Ellis
28. Merry Christmas - Al and the Vi*****rs
29. Away in a manger - King Brillo
30. Christmas Feeling - T***s and the Maytals
31. Reggae Christmas - Gable Hall School Choir
32. Walking in the air - Baked a la Ska
33. Merry Christmas everybody - King Brillo
34. Zat you ? Santa Claus ! - Baked a la Ska
35. Have yourself a very merry Christmas - Diane Lawrence
36. Dreadlock Santa - King Brillo
37. Silent Night - The Tamlins Feat: Trinity

Today - Saturday12:00 am: Bomber County with Jonathon Firth2:00 am: In The Mix9:00 am: DJ Doctor Bird10:00 am: Poppa Bear with The Ska To Soul Show12:00 pm: Rob Bradley's Reggae Train2:00 pm: Boss Reggae with Ma.T3:00 pm: Saturday With The Stars with Michelle Neale4:00 pm: The Bastart Show with Stel...

21/12/2023

I had some vinyl stickers made up
They arrived today

20/12/2023

This Sunday
Christmas Eve
24th December 2023
Join me
Anthony Reggaeman
9-11am on www.bootboyradio.net
For A Very Reggae Christmas
Bringing you some festive Reggae Christmas Sounds

17/12/2023

❤️❤️ Well that’s it then just 2 tickets remaining and we’re at maximum capacity of 350 ❤️❤️

Thank you so much to everyone who has brought tickets! We can’t wait to show you what we’ve created!!

Be sure to support the rest of our events which will be being announced from today. We need everyone to keep the momentum going and share as much as possible.

There will be so many people who have no idea we even exist so help us spread the word far and wide ❤️

Last 2 tickets available 👇
https://skiddle.com/e/37152907

17/12/2023

Full live band tribute to Blondie plus support from local Punk Legends Blank Generation (1977 Punk Rock)

17/12/2023

TRACKLIST
from this mornings show
EASY Like a Sunday Morning Reggae show
17 December 2023
www.bootboyradio.net

1... All in one - Bob Marley
2... Sweetest Thing - The Blues Busters
3... Green green Grass of Home - Lou Thomm
4... I don't need your love - Marcia Griffiths
5... Trick in the book - Cornell Campbell
6... I'm still in love - Alton Ellis
7... Sister Love - Gregory Isaacs
8... Love Disguise - Gregory Isaacs
9... The woman behind the man - Boris Gardiner
10. Key to the world - Ruddy Thomas
11. Sit andcry over you - Errol Dunkley
12. Mississippi - Cynthia Schloss
13. Who art Babylon - Ricky Grant
14. Let's fall in love - Beres HAmmond
15. Wonderful world - The Heptones
16. I forgot to say i love you - John Holt
17. By the rivers of Babylon - Don Carlos
18. If you could see me now - The Pioneers
19. Baby lay down - Doreen Schaffer
20. Black and White - Leroy Smart
21. If it's fire you want - Justin Hinds and the Dominoes
22. 12 minuteds to go - The Skatalites Feat: Tommy McCook
23. Twilight time - Sanchez
24. Sweet soul rocking - Carleton Lewis
25. Rockers in the rain - Sophia George
26. Baby don't leave me alone - Frankie Paul
27. Love and devotion - Slim Smith and The Uniques
28. Groovy little thing - Beres Hammond
29. Good Thing Going - Sugar Minott
30. Riding for a fall - John Holt
31. He's a cousin of mine - Bob Andy
32. If i let you go - Dawn Penn
33. Telephone Love - J. C. Lodge
34. All i have is love - Gregory Isaacs

Today - Saturday12:00 am: Bomber County with Jonathon Firth2:00 am: In The Mix9:00 am: DJ Doctor Bird10:00 am: Poppa Bear with The Ska To Soul Show12:00 pm: Rob Bradley's Reggae Train2:00 pm: Boss Reggae with Ma.T3:00 pm: Saturday With The Stars with Michelle Neale4:00 pm: The Bastart Show with Stel...

15/12/2023

14/12/2023

If you missed last weeks show
listen to it here
Podcast for last Sundays show
Easy Like a Sunday morning
10th December 2023

Easy Like a Sunday morning Reggae show

14/12/2023

This Sunday 17th December 2023
9-11am
Easy like a Sunday morning
with
Anthony Reggaeman
www.bootboyradio.net

13/12/2023

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11/12/2023

One for next year
Put it in your diary
1st March 2024

Featuring Trojan Legend Dave Barker Backed & supported by The Reggulites Plus DJs

11/12/2023

Coming up this weekend
It's going to get busy
Saturday 16th I'll be spinning a few festive reggae Christmas tunes at
Reggae at the Rodney
The Admiral Lord Rodney
Colne

3pm till we're done

Food by Yogi Bear

Then on Sunday 17th
Yes I'll be live 9-11am
Easy like a Sunday morning
www.bootboyradio.net

In the afternoon GIG FOR GAZA
I'll be spinning more tunes at this charity event
Golden Lion Todmorden
To raise funds for medical supplies

10/12/2023

Have you got your tickets yet ?

10/12/2023

The plan for the old Roadhouse in Stirchley is to open with space for 350 people, an upstairs cafe and a 'sun trap' garden

10/12/2023

TRACKLIST
from this mornings show
EASY Like a Sunday Morning Reggae show
10 December 2023
www.bootboyradio.net

1... Popcorn - Byron Lee and the Dragonaires
2... Stir it up - Johhny Nash
3... Same old fashioned way - Dandy Livingstone
4... Hold me tight - Johhny Nash
5... Single Girl - T. T. Ross
6... Why can't i touch you - John Holt
7... A little love - Jimmy London and the Impact all stars
8... Fattie Bum Bum - Carl Malcolm
9... Slim Boy - Barbara Jones
10. No Jestering - Carl Malcolm
11. My ding a ling - Derrick Morgan
12. Love me baby - Susan Cadogan
13. Sily Games - Janet Kay
14. Rock and Roll Lullaby - Jimmy London
15. Reggae Train- Cornel Campbell
16. Hold my hand - The Starlites
17. I lost my lover - Ronnie Davies
18. My heart just keeps on breaking - The Jamaicans
19. Warm and Tender Love - Jackie Robinson
20. Something got a hold of my heart - Jenny Taylor
21. I'll be true to you - Tito Simon
22. Boogie on Reggae woman - Pat Rhoden
23. Right on Brother - Dandy Livingston
24. Mockingbird - The Tulips
25. Move up Starsky - The Mexicano
26. You so real - Eustin Gregory
27. Rejoice Jah Jah Children - The Silvertones
28. Rightful Rebel - Tyrone Taylor
29. Row Fisherman - The Congos
30. Ya Ho - The Viceroys
31. Pass the Dutchie - Musical Youth
32. Don't turn around - Aswad
33. Tomorrow People - Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers
34. Rocky Rocky Road - Black Panther
35. Don't want to be lonely - Patrick Delves
36. Every breath you take (instrumental) - Otis Liggett
37. Trickster (Cont'd Version) - Johhny Osbourne
38. Milk and Honey - Holly Cook

Today - Saturday12:00 am: Bomber County with Jonathon Firth2:00 am: In The Mix9:00 am: DJ Doctor Bird10:00 am: Poppa Bear with The Ska To Soul Show12:00 pm: Rob Bradley's Reggae Train2:00 pm: Boss Reggae with Ma.T3:00 pm: Saturday With The Stars with Michelle Neale4:00 pm: The Bastart Show with Stel...

10/12/2023

Anthony Reggaeman
My Show from last sunday 03 December 2023
Easy like a Sunday Morning on
www.bootboyradio.net
Podcast now available here

Easy Like A Sunday Morning Reggae Show

09/12/2023

Fresh Roots Rocking Reggae Crimbo Eve Eve Special at The Bobbin promo mix featuring a healthy dose of UK Roots & Steppers 🎶🎶🎶
Available to listen to on Youtube via the link below >>>

Roots Rocking Reggae returns to in Lancaster for a Crimbo Roots Rocking Reggae party on Saturday 23rd December 2023Featuring special guest DJ Karm...

08/12/2023

Upcoming date at Pendle Witch in Sabden
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Natty Carr
Anthony Reggaeman Smith
Itchy Eye Fi
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Paddy Junglist Morris
Damian Fielding
FRIDAY 29th December 7pm - midnight
Free in Good behaviour essential
IRIE VIBES 🙏

08/12/2023

Sunday come round again quick
Easy like a Sunday morning
10th December 2023
Anthony Reggaeman
9-11am On
www.bootboyradio.net

07/12/2023

R.I.E.P
Benjamin Zephaniah

07/12/2023

Be sure to like, share, follow our page!

Grand opening announcement coming later this evening! It’s super special ❤️

04/12/2023

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM
SALLY BROWNS - BIRMINGHAM

Sally Brown’s is BACK IN TOWN!!

We’re so excited to announce Sally Brown’s - Birmingham will be opening in Stirchley March 2024!

Sally Brown’s is an independent retro live music venue with a passionate for all types of music!

Our stunning & brand new space (formerly known as THE ROADHOUSE on Lifford Lane) will have a capacity of at least 350, an upstairs cafe, an absolute sun trap of a garden with plenty of seating plus rehearsal & creative space.

Sally Brown’s was created by Local Brummie Steven Davis around 2 years ago! With his passion for all things retro/vintage, ska, reggae & live music! Sally Brown’s was initially based in West Yorkshire however he’s bringing it back to his roots!

Now there’s a team of two running Sally Brown’s! Steve will be as hands on as always with his creativity and connections in the music industry and now with Sharon Whitehouse on board with her experience in business which spans over 20 years! Dream Team for sure!!!!

Grand opening announcements coming soon!

PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD ❤️

04/12/2023

Less than two weeks to go
It's going to be a busy weekend for me as I'll be spinning a tune or two alongside some top DJs
Saturday 16th December
Reggae at the Rodney
The Admiral Lord Rodney
Mill green
Colne
BB8 0TA
Sunday 17th December
I'll be doing my regular Sunday morning show
Easy like a Sunday Morning
9-11am
www.bootboyradio.net
Then on the afternoon
GIG FOR GAZA
Golden Lion Todmorden
Fielden Square,
Todmorden
OL14 6LZ

03/12/2023

TRACKLIST
from My show
EASY Like a Sunday Morning Reggae show
03 December 2023
www.bootboyradio.net

1... Cry a little cry - Dobby Dobson
2... Now or never - Tommy McCook and the Supersonics
3... Never to be mine - Roland Alphonso
4... Passing Through - Lord Creator
5... Darling Remember - Pat Edwards
6... Darling you are mine - Derrick Mornga and the Blues Blenders
7... Baby Love - The Sensations
8... Hot Dog - Jumbo Sterling's all stars
9... Shu-Be-Do - The Clarendonians
10. Under the boardwalk - Down to Earth
11. Together (Vocal) - Jimmy London
12. Keep on Running - HJoney Boy
13. Cathy's Clown - Jimmy London
14. Dream - Denzil and Pat
15. Dungeon - Winston Shan
16. This Love - Sydney Rogers
17. Woman (I'm in love with you) - Henry Buckley
18. I'll make it up - Carl Dawkins
19. Carry Go, Bring Come - Justin Hinds and the Dominies ( DJ promo cut)
20. One night of sin - Jackie Brown and the Gaytones
21. The Lion sleeps tonight - The Movers
22. Cool Im D**g - The Africans
23. Lion Head - The Clarendonians
24. Dreamland - The Wailers
25. Doctor Who (Version Feat: Tenor Fly) - Smerins Anti-social club
26. Queen Majesty - The Techniques
27. Your Honour - Pluto
28. Silvia's Mother - Winston Groovy
29. Misty - Dennis Walks
30. Lavender Blue - Earl George
31. Rock Me - Carrie Haughton
32. Mr Destiny - Teddy Davis
33. Pick up the phone - Desmond Dekker
34. He'll have to gop - Jimmy Cherry
35. Seems to me - Amberlique
36. Stealing Love on the side - Carlene Davis
37. Smile - Audrey Hall Feat: Sly Dunbar and Robert Shakespear

Today - Friday12:00 am: Phil Duckworth's Rocksteady Tonight2:00 am: DJ Moldie4:00 am: Big Kev & Zenna Show6:00 am: Street Wise with Steve Curtis7:00 am: In The Mix11:00 am: DJ Rudeboy Murph1:00 pm: Soulful Strutt with Harry Grundy2:00 pm: Alan Cann Radio Show4:00 pm: DJ Moldie6:00 pm: Boot Boy Ska S...

30/11/2023

R.I.P
Shane McGowan
25 Dec 1957 - 30 Nov 2023

30/11/2023

This Sunday 3rd December 2023
9-11am
www.bootboyradio.net
Easy Like a Sunday Morning
With me Anthony Reggaeman

30/11/2023

If you missed me Anthony Reggaeman
last sunday 26 November 2023
Easy like a Sunday Morning on
www.bootboyradio.net
Heres the podcast to catch up

Easy Like a Sunday Morning Reggae Show

30/11/2023

This Saturday 2nd Dec
If you're in the West Yorkshire area

26/11/2023

TRACKLIST
from My show
EASY Like a Sunday Morning Reggae show
26 November 2023
www.bootboyradio.net

1... Over the rainbow - The Cimarons
2... Let it be me - Jackie Edwards
3... I see your face - John Holt
4... I'll take you home - The Originals (misprinted on the label as Oregenals)
5... Keep a cool head - Desomd Dekker
6... Land of Love - The Heptones
7... Rock your baby - The Cimarons
8... Ready baby - The Heptones
9... Give me some more of your loving - Slim Smith
10. Judgement day - Dennis Alcapone
11. One life to live - Phillis Dillon
12. In the Ghetto - Phjillis Dillon
13. Save the last daance for me - Derrick Morgan
14. Johnny big mouth - Don Carlos
15. Two faced people (cherry oh baby riddim) - Max Romeo
16. How deep is your love - The Silvertomes
17. Super Boss ( Do Re Mi ) - U Roy
18. Endless love - Jackie Edwards
19. Eddy Oh Baby (cherry oh baby riddim) - Phillis Dillon
20. Suspicious minds - The Heptones
21. Peace and Love - The Jamaicans
22. You Sexy thing Johhny Osbourne
23. Some woman must cry - Derrick Morgan
24. We Belong Together - Phillis Dillon
25. Kung Fu Fighting - The Cimarons
26. Rock on - Gregory Isaacs
27. She lied to me - Fraankie Oliver
28. Cottage in Negril - Tyrone Taylor
29. Give her what she wants - Frankie Oliver
30. 18 Yellow Roses - Boris Gardiner
31. Love is the answer - Garnet Silk
32. Closer and Closer - Junior Delgado and Johnny Osbourne
33. Who's gonna do it - Frankie Oliver
34. Oh Carol - Clint Eastwood Feat: Don Campbell
35. Stop that train - Clint Eastwood and General Saint
36. No No No World a Respect Mix - Dawn Penn, KenBoothe, Dennis brown and Bounty Killer

Today - Friday12:00 am: Phil Duckworth's Rocksteady Tonight2:00 am: DJ Moldie4:00 am: Big Kev & Zenna Show6:00 am: Street Wise with Steve Curtis7:00 am: In The Mix11:00 am: DJ Rudeboy Murph1:00 pm: Soulful Strutt with Harry Grundy2:00 pm: Alan Cann Radio Show4:00 pm: DJ Moldie6:00 pm: Boot Boy Ska S...

25/11/2023

Another gig popped up out of nowhere
Friday 29th December with
Underground Roots Sound System

The Pendle Witch
38 Whalley Road,
Sabden,
Clitheroe
BB7 9DZ

24/11/2023

This Sunday 26th November 2023
9-11am
Easy like a Sunday Morning
With me Anthony Reggaeman
On www.bootboyradio.com

24/11/2023

MY STORY

I was born on 31st July 1958
I'm a typical LEO

Born in Easington Lane then in Co Durham now it's Tyne and wear

My mother was the daughter of an Irish Gypsy woman and her father was a Hawker from Cromer in Norfolk

She was the only daughter and 11 sons .. her brothers. They grew up as young children living in a caravan at Four Lane Ends Hetton le hole Co Durham

My father initially born and bred in Rugby was the son of an Engineer from Greenwich London his mother came from a well to do family in Warwickshire he himself also initially trained and qualified as an engineer

My parents met when my mother was just a young girl who worked in service in Rugby during and after the war (WWII)
My father fought in the second world war and saw action in Egypt and Burma
After the war he also served in India

After the war he came out of the army and they married
moving to the north they were living in Peterlee

At the time of my birth he was a Colliery pit worker at Easington colliery Co Durham

Two additional siblings later we moved back to Rugby in 1962 and my father initially went back into engineering working in a factory but with power cuts strikes and 3 day weeks he couldn’t make ends meet so he came out of the factory and became a truck driver

Rugby had the biggest railway sidings in the Midlands and in those days of steam trains all the steam engines running London to Scotland stopped in Rugby to take on coal and water The sidings also had the engine sheds and equipment for rail engine and rolling stock repairs

Although it was many years after windrush which saw many Jamaicans settle in England after the war
When Jamaican gained it’s independence in 1962 many more Jamaicans came to England and quite a few settled in Rugby working on the railways

Moving down to Rugby that same year 1962 we initially lived with my grandparents and I was placed in a strict Catholic school and taught by nuns

As soon as we found a house of our own my parents moved me from the Catholic school which was the other side of town to a church of England school just around the corner

So it was that in 1964 at 6 years old I befriended and schooled with Jamaican children at St. Andrews Benn CofE primary school

1966 and In fact it was the day before my 8th birthday on 30th July that England won the world cup at football It was also the year that I discovered Ska and Rocksteady music and had my first taste of Jamaican food having frequented the homes of my Jamaican school friends A simple boiled dumpling and rice and peas

Of course I'd already heard my boy lollipop by Millie in 1964 and loved it but who knew then that hearing that music played by the parents of my friends that It was the beginning of a love affair that lasted from then till now

1969 at the age of 11
After years of my father taking me to the barber for a short back and sides I was now in high school and allowed to go to the barber on my own My mother was horrified when I came home with a No4 crew cut with square neck it was my beginning to becoming a Skinhead and still a Skinhead today

1971 at the age of 13 after a couple of years hard work doing 3 paper rounds 2 weekend market jobs and many odd jobs including baby sitting mowing lawns and washing cars I’d earned and saved enough money for my first pair of brogues and a Harrington jacket

It was whilst I was standing in the lounge wearing my brogues jeans white shirt and my Harrington with some Trojan records in one hand and my other hand in my pocket waiting for my mates to knock the door to go to the youth club that my mother exclaimed “get your hands out of your pockets and stand up properly” and with that grabbed my arm and pulled that my packet of 10 embassy ci******es that I’d been trying to hide flew out of my pocket across the room and so my parents discovered I smoked

I guess you could say taking records to the youth club and playing them was an early experience of DJing

Growing up as a child my ambitions were simple I just wanted to follow in my father’s footsteps and join the army be a soldier and drive a truck

I left school at the age of 16 in 1974 Joining the army as a junior leader in the Royal Corps of Transport completing my training as a soldier and driver before being posted to Duisburg in Germany

Signing on at the age of 18 into full time regular service I completed 6 years and came out of the army in 1982

After leaving the army I settled in Birmingham
Living initially in Handsworth I frequented many a blues party around Birmingham and followed many sound systems
My love of Reggae music grew
I did some DJing there mostly at weddings and Birthday parties with mostly popular / chart music

I was working as a truck driver travelling all around the country away from home all week I married and divorced in Birmingham and I began driving around Europe

In 1992 I moved from Birmingham to Ramsgate in Kent and from then on I spent weeks away from home out on the road tramping all around Europe

The year 2000 saw me move north to Skipton in Yorkshire where I married again

In 2003 I bought my first house with a mortgage having previously only ever lived in rented accommodation and moved to Colne in Lancashire

The fact I was away from home all the time meant I never knew what was going on locally until 2012 when I quit driving Europe and came back to UK work It was circa 2015 I discovered a regular Reggae night at the Admiral Lord Rodney pub in the town

Becoming a regular at the pub I soon met a lot of amazing people and a world of local sound systems

In 2017 I was diagnosed with Cancer The Cancer was agressive and it was in my throat and had spread through the lymph nodes around my neck and had wrapped around the carotid artery After the operations and 2 months intensive care

I pulled through and survived cancer undergoing a comprehensive 8 weeks solid every day of radiotherapy and chemotherapy From 2018 onwards it was a slow steady period of recovery and building up strength I started back to work just 2 weeks after my last session of radio therapy

The surgery and radiotherapy has left me with a speech defect I can't say or pronounce certain letters or words and I don't like the sound of my own voice

I was determined I would survive I had places to go things to do and people to see My second marriage was loveless and had long since broken down and soon after the cancer she left and we divorced

my records had been boxed up and locked away in the attic for many years now I was able to bring them out into the light again
Sadly many records over the years had been lost stolen or badly damaged through storage and transportation my collection was minute compared to its former glorious state

An opportunity arose after a discussion and i was invited to play a rocksteady night for Ring the Alarm sound system

Soon after a very good friend of mine Si Freeman the vinyl demon .. a sound engineer, DJ, MC under the name MC Freedom and events photographer also gave me the opportunity to do a reggae night for him

Then the pandemic came along and the events industry all but collapsed During the pandemic

During the lockdown whilst on furlough I acquired some equipment and began playing again just at home

In this last 6 years I’ve met a large number of the most wonderful kindest supportive people
Both in the Skinhead community and in the roots and dub sound system culture
Many of them are DJs many of whom are running their own sound systems and have given me opportunities to play my music

Undergroundroots
Itchy eye-fi
UKPONICS
Ring the alarm To name a few

I have played out at
FTroop presents SKEGGAE REGGAE in Skegness

Throughout 2022 and until it's end in April 2023
I was a resident DJ at Sally Browns in Bradford

I also played out at Dance Craze the Tribute 2023
at the HMV empire Coventry

Many occasions playing a slot at various venues with a soundsystem

And that brings my story to the present day where I’ve been given the opportunity to play my music

The music of my generation
To you across the nation’s
On your number one subculture radio station

www.bootboyradio.net

Hopefully 2024 will be a better year for all and bring many more opportunities where I'll be able to bring my music to you

23/11/2023

Birmingham International Ska & Reggae Festival
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22/11/2023

Catch up with me Anthony Reggaeman
Easy Like a Sunday Morning
9-11am Sunday mornings on
www.bootboyradio.net
Here's the Podcast for show No 3 from 19 November 2023

Easy ike a Sunday Morning Reggae Show