RAE TOWN OLD HITS

RTOH08-THANK YOU FOR THOSE MUSICAL MEMORIES

DJ Welton Irie and Senior Daley are together again in Rae Town Old Hits 08. In 1982, Sister Norma and her husband Bunny Wright asked their son’s friend, Earl Daley, to play dance music at their bar in the Rae Town community. 35 years later Sister Norma, Brother Bunny and Senor Daley are still at it with resident selector Welton Irie keeping the beat alive.

RTOH07. Apres Mother's Day 2017 feat Stokey Love

May 21, 2017. A dry Sunday finaly. Mothers Day at Rae Town Old Hits is always something special. This year the rain on Mother's Day and the Sunday after made the 3rd Sunday, May 21st, extra special. Hosted by Welton Irie and Senor Daley of Klassique Disco, with special guest Stokey Love taking you back to the musical memories of the 50s to the 90s. Just listen... Rae Town Old Hits is the week-to-week and year-to-year vintage dance session held Sunday nights in Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. Founded in 1982, the same husband and wife promoters and resident sound system, Klassique Disco, show no signs of slowing down. For more information please visit alphaboysschoolradio.com/podcasts.

RTOH06. Easter Sunday Edition with Stokey Love

Rae Town Old Hits 06 was recorded live at Sabina Park, Kingston Jamaica on Easter Sunday/Monday April 16/17, 2017. Featuring guest selector Stokey Love, Rae Town Old Hits enjoyed a large turnout this past Sunday including Super Prince (NYC), Ken Boothe, Richie Poo of Silverhawk Sound, Mutabaruka of IRIEFM and more.

RTOH05. At Sabina Park, Kingston JA

Rae Town Old Hits recorded live at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica on April 9, 2017. Senior Daley and Welton Irie beat the rain for a mix of soul, rnb, reggae and foundation dancehall. A classic night of old hits heard at the longest continuous sound system session in the world!

RTOH4. (Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica)

Recorded March 19, 2017 at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. Rae Town Old Hits creator Sister Norma introduces the event before Senior Daley and Welton Irie take over. Lots of classic soul this week!