Founders Of The Sound

== Show ==
;Name
* Founders Of The Sound
;Station
* BBC Radio 1
;YYYY-MM-DD
* 1996-08-25
;Comments
* An examination of the history of sound systems in Great Britain, emphasising the pioneering role of Count Suckle at the Flamingo and Q Club. Peel is interviewed in the programme.
*Music is played mostly as background to interviews, with no tracks identified, so tracklisting below is incomplete. Please add more information if known.
== Tracklisting ==
*Culture: I Am Not Ashamed
*Dave & Ansel Collins: Double Barrel
*Jackie Brenston: Rocket 88
*Prince Buster: Run Man Run
*Connie Allen: Rocket 69
*Roland Alphonso: A Thousand Tons of Megaton
*Flirtations: Nothing But A Heartache
*Viceroys: Take You Hand
*Billy Stewart: Sitting In The Park
*Doris Troy: Just One Look
*Bob Marley: Lively Up Yourself
*Dr. Alimantado: Best Dressed Chicken in Town
*Augustus Pablo: Skanking Easy
:(45.06) JP: "I suppose the first sound system I ever heard was at one of the early Notting Hill carnivals. It was underneath Westway and I was wandering along. And I’d been buying reggae records and stealing quite a few that came into Radio One that I knew were never gong to get played, so I just swiped them – these were ones that I’d been playing on the radio. But as I wandered along I heard this stupendous sound, even playing some of the records I thought I knew, of course played on this system, which was just millions and millions of boxes underneath one of the arches of Westway – they just sounded like totally different records, unrecognizable."
*In Crowd: Born In Ethiopia
*Fabian: Prophecy
== File ==
;Name
* Founders Of The Sound LE696.mp3
;Length
* 1:00:08
; Other
*Created from LE696 of Lee Tapes, digitised by Weatherman22
*Genome
;Available
* Mooo
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