Jah Free

Jah Free (real name: Jeff Bertolla) is a reggae dub artist.
In the 70's he performed with Reggae bands such as Tallowah and Bushfire and toured most of the world entertaining crowds with his musical talents. 
Nowadays he has his own studio and produces as a one man band under the names Jah Free and Trapper John and although his musical styles are deeply rooted in the Reggae genre he has been known to co-produce Hip Hop and Drum and Bass tracks. 
He has co-produced with A-Sides, Dub Warriors, Wayne Mc Arthur, Vibronics, Sister Simiah and Zion Train to name a few. 
==Links to Peel==
Peel played tracks from the artist between 1996 and 2000. However, after 2000, it seems Peel lost interest in the musician and never played any of his material from his 2003 album, 'Unity'.
==Shows Played==
;thumb|220x220px1996
*23 March 1996: Stringed Instruments (v/a album - All The World In An Egg) Universal Egg 
*21 April 1996: Rydim (Version) (v/a album - Lead With The Bass II) Universal Egg
;1998
*28 May 1998: Rod Of Correction (album - Jah Free Greets Vibronics - Outernational Dub Convention Vol.1) Universal Egg
*02 June 1998: Rod Of Correction (7") Universal Egg
*11 June 1998: Elevator (12") Genetic Stress
*24 June 1998: Rod Of Correction (Dub Of Aaron) (CDS) Deep Root
*28 June 1998: Rod Of Correction (Dub Of Aaron) (CDS) Deep Root
*23 August 1998 (BFBS): 'Elevator (12")' (Genetic Stress)
*01 October 1998: Elevator (12”) Genetic Stress
;1999
*08 July 1999: 'Wickedness In Dub (CD-Outernational Dub Convention Vol. 1)' (Universal Egg)
;2000
*30 May 2000: Rod Of Correction (v/a LP - A.K.A Dub: The Second Chapter) Lush
==External Links==
*Discogs
*Bandcamp
Category:Artists