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| | KTRU Rice Radio Reggae |
 | | DJ-RJ, an Austin, Texas Reggae musician, and by M.C. Gregory, author of the Bob Marley book, "ON RACIAL FRONTIERS". It takes us on a musical / historical journey toward a deeper appreciation of many aspects of Rasta Reggae. |
 | | In the past, the show's playlist was more eclectic, as it included more ska, soca, and calypso and there was a "dub hour" which proved to be more popular than other segments of the show. |
 | | With the rough lyrics of dancehall losing popularity in the reggae scene, he is venturing forth with the on-the-rise-again conscious roots music. Europe, especially the UK, where much of the sophisticated dub |
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