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Exclusive: Sir Lloyd Coxsone Breaks His Silence - Sound System Reggae Legend Speaks Out! 🎵 Reggae History Unveiled: The Untold Story of Sir Lloyd Coxsone 🎵 Prepare to be transported into the heart of reggae's golden era as we bring you an exclusive interview with the legendary Sir Lloyd Coxsone. For the first time in years, this iconic figure breaks his silence, sharing intimate stories and revelations that will reshape your understanding of reggae's rich history. Lloyd Blackford better known as Sir Lloyd Coxsone is an influential figure in the growth of the UK reggae scene, Lloyd Coxsone left his home in Morant Bay, Jamaica, and arrived in the UK in 1962, settling in south-west London and setting up his first sound system, Lloyd The Matador. This venture floundered due to inexperience and Coxsone joined the UK-based Duke Reid sound, but he eventually left in 1969, taking some of that operation’s personnel with him. He went on to form his own sound system, adopting the name of the biggest sound in Jamaica at the time, and also, pointedly, the main rival to Jamaica’s Duke Reid, Sir Coxsone. Coxsone sound soon gained a strong following that eventually led to his residency at the famous London nightclub the Roaring Twenties, in Carnaby Street. Throughout the 70s Sir Coxsone Sound’s success lay with maintaining the sound to rigorous standards, playing the most exclusive dub plates direct from Jamaica, and keeping abreast of trends within the music. Rather than specializing in one particular style, Coxsone Sound offered music for all tastes. Coxsone, like other sound men, also expanded into the record business, licensing music from Jamaica at first, then trying his hand at his own productions using local UK artists. In 1975 he enjoyed huge success, and kickstarted the UK lovers rock phenomenon in the process, with his production of ‘Caught You In A Lie’ - originally a US soul hit by Robert Parker - featuring the vocal talents of 14-year-old south London schoolgirl Louisa Mark. That same year he issued one of the best dub albums of the era, King Of The Dub Rock, which featured dubwise versions of his own productions and those of Gussie Clarke, mixed in part at King Tubby’s. Other notable records appeared on his Tribesman and Lloyd Coxsone Outernational labels and elsewhere during the late 70s and early 80s, including Fabian’s Jack Ruby -produced ‘Prophecy’, ‘Love And Only Love’ and ‘Voice Of The Poor’ by Fred Locks. Others included ‘Stormy Night’ and ‘Homeward Bound’ by the Creation Steppers, a version of the Commodores’ ‘Easy’ by Jimmy Lindsay (many of which are available on 12 The Hard Way) and many more. 🔔🔔🔔 Join the vibe and stay updated with us! 🎶 UK’s Leading Broadcasting Station for Quality Vibes in Sound System Dancehall & Reggae Culture! 🇯🇲 🇬🇧✨ 📺 Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the latest and greatest in entertainment! 🔊 Join the vibe and stay updated with us! #Dancehall #Reggae #SubscribeNow If you haven't already, please subscribe and leave us a review on our Google page. Your feedback encourages us to keep delivering quality content. 🌟 👉🏾👉🏾👉🏾https://g.page/r/CSxRLFOQXaphEBM/revi... 👉🏾 Website: http://donsinclairreggaevibes.com/ 👉🏾 Email: [email protected] 👉🏾 Shop: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/do... 👉🏾 Twitter: https://twitter.com/DONSINCLAIR247?la... 👉🏾 Facebook:   / donsinclairreggaevibes   👉🏾 Instagram:   / donsinclairreggaevibes   👉🏾 Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/Donsinclair39/ 🔔🔔🔔 █▬█ █ ▀█▀ Subscribe, █▬█ █ ▀█▀ Like & Comment 🔔🔔🔔